Survivors mourn victims of Srebrenica massacre eighth anniversary
Survivors wept over rows of caskets and remembered 282 newly identified victims eight years after Europe s worst civilian massacre. Bosnian Serb prime minister attended mourners as 20 000 gathered for a ceremony near Srebrenica marking the 1995 killings.
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WTO faults US steel safeguards under trade rules
The World Trade Organization ruled that the U S heavy duties on steel violated global trade rules. The ruling sided with the European Union and eight other nations, saying the measures lacked proof of domestic harm and improperly excluded free trade partners. The U S plans an appeal and keeps tariffs pending.
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Liberian rebels threaten firefight with peacekeepers
The rebels warn any peacekeeping force deployed before Charles Taylor leaves could face a firefight. They urge U.S. troops to participate, while Taylor pledges to resign after an international stabilization force arrives for a stable transition. President Bush is under pressure to act during his Africa tour.
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