Aeroflot Jet Hit by Missile During Nagorno Karabakh Cease Fire
A blue and white Aeroflot Yak-40 returning wounded civilians from Stepanakert was struck by a heat seeking missile fired from Kelbadzh ar district Azerbaijan. The plane landed safely in Yerevan after the engine was shut down. the tail engine suffered damage. Officials say the cease fire remains extended for two weeks to allow peace talks.
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Thailand’s Narong rejects U S drug trafficking charges
Narong Wongwan, named prime minister-designate by pro-military coalition, denounced U S drug links as false. He and his family deny involvement while Washington cites a visa denial linked to suspected trafficking. U S aid to Thailand had been suspended after the 1991 coup.
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Indian court seeks Yank's extradition over Bhopal disaster
A Madhya Pradesh court in Bhopal sought the extradition of Warren Anderson, former Union Carbide chief, to face homicide charges tied to the 1984 gas disaster that killed 4,037 people and injured about 20,000. An arrest warrant was issued as India must approve the extradition request before forwarding to the United States. Union Carbide condemned the move, denying Anderson's involvement in plant operations.
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China drafts law pledging equality for women in work and home
The government submitted a draft women's rights law to the National People's Congress, reaffirming equality with men in politics education and the workplace. It notes gaps in practice due to socialism stage limitations and lacks an enforcement mechanism, with questions over civil suits and court acceptance.
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Lady in Britain jailed four years for charity theft
Rosemary Aberdour, who posed as a noble lady, was sentenced in Britain to four years for stealing about 4.6 million dollars from the National Hospital Development Foundation while deputy director. Prosecutors say she pleaded guilty to 17 deception charges as part of the charity fraud.
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U.S. accuses Libya of subverting UN at World Court
The United States accuses Libya of subverting the United Nations by defending two Libyans at the World Court on Pan Am Flight 103 bombing charges. The case unfolds as Western powers push for extradition and likely embargoes to compel surrender while Libya seeks World Court protection against sanctions or force.
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