EC observers flee Bosnia as Serbia faces international censure
EC observers burned records and fled Sarajevo after the CSCE excluded Yugoslavia from Bosnia decisions until June. The 12 EU observers joined a growing Western push against Serbia amid escalating fighting in Sarajevo and Mostar that has killed dozens and displaced civilians.
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Kohl pushes German troops in peacekeeping missions
Chancellor Helmut Kohl urged Germany to join international peacekeeping. Berlin and Paris plan a new European corps possibly including other Western nations, widening beyond NATO.
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Cardinal welcomes bishop's admission of paternity
Cardinal Daly hailed Bishop Eamonn Casey of Galway for a frank and humble admission of fathering a son. Casey, 65, resigned after acknowledging Peter Murphy as his son and said he paid nearly 120000 dollars from church funds for the boy’s care in 1990.
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Haiti leader calls special session on plan for government
Haiti interim president convened a special legislative session to approve a plan for a transitional government that would not seek Aristide's reinstatement. The plan envisions a moderate prime minister and a consensus government after talks between the army and civilian officials. The House of Deputies was set to vote, per spokesman Serge Philippe Pierre.
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Serge Philippe Pierre
Joseph Nerette
North Korea demands probe into delegates skin rashes
North Korea claimed 13 delegates in South Korea developed skin rashes during talks and urged Seoul to investigate the cause. A Shilla Hotel manager said no health complaints or doctor requests were reported, noting delegates had the same meals as others and denying knowledge of any rash cases.
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Defensor Santiago Leads in Philippines Presidential Tally
Miriam Defensor Santiago holds a lead in early Philippine presidential returns with about 27 percent of votes counted. Fidel Ramos trails at 23 percent, while Imelda Marcos calls for reporting restrictions and Ferdinand Marcos Jr. leads in Ilocos Norte House race alongside local results from ABS CBN.
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Corazon Aquino
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Commission On Election
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Locos Norte
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Defense
Fidel Ramos
Mindanao
Eduardo Cojuangco
Clashes erupt at mosques in Tajikistan city
In Kulyab, two rival opposition groups based at separate mosques fought amid Tajikistan's power transition. Officials reported deaths, while neighboring Uzbekistan canceled flights amid spreading violence and political leaders meet to form a coalition government.
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