Germany weighs ban on extremist factions amid neo Nazi surge
Berlin authorities move toward outlawing radical groups gaining political footholds as the Werwolf armed neo Nazi band faces federal intervention. The case follows a spike in anti foreigner violence with at least 11 deaths this year and international pressure on Germany to curb right wing extremism.
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German People’s Union
Ernst Uhrlau
Hamburg
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Germany
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Franz Schoenhuber
Adolf Hitler
Poland
United States
Russia
Germany-Britain
Israel
Helmut Kohl
Europe
Frank Huebner
Huebner
ZDF
Train killings amid South African violence intensify call ups
Attacks on commuters east of Johannesburg left seven blacks dead as the army began mobilizing units in Natal to bolster security amid the ANC Inkatha violence outbreak. Police said gunmen killed five aboard a train and two more were found stabbed outside Johannesburg, part of a rising national toll in the power struggle.
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South Africa
Natal
F.W. de Klerk
Law and Order
Gert Myburgh
African National Congress
Inkatha Freedom Party
ANC
Inkatha
Ex premier Atanasov guilty in Bulgaria corruption case
Former Bulgarian premier Georgi Atanasov, 59, was found guilty of diverting 8400 state funds meant for needy orphans and received a 10 year prison sentence. Co-defendant Stoyan Ovcharov, 50, was also convicted and sentenced to nine years. Atanasov plans to appeal, claiming political motivation.
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Bulgaria
Georgi Atanasov
Supreme Court
Atanasov
Stoyan Ovcharov
Ovcharov
Panic survives second Yugoslav confidence vote in two months
Premier Milan Panic narrowly defeated a no confidence motion in the federal Parliament by 18 to 17 after a lower chamber vote against him. The outcome preserves Panic's moderate government as Serb and Montenegrin factions edge toward a power struggle ahead of elections set for December 20.
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California
Associated Press
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Croatia
United Nations
Bosnia
Kosovo
U.S. State Department
Nigeria-led force bombs Firestone in Liberia raid
Maj. Gen. Adetunji Olurin says warplanes hit rebels hiding military supplies at the Firestone plantation near Harbel as part of operations against Taylor's supply lines. Rebel and local tallies vary. Dozens reported dead, with civilians feared affected amid ongoing siege. MSF planned aid airlift delayed by safety concerns.
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Liberia
Adetunji Olurin
Nigeria
Harbel
World Health Organization
Ruth Tshabalala
Swaziland
Johan Heffinck
Medecins Sans Frontieres
Medecin Sans Frontieres-Belgian
Doctors Without Borders
Abidjan
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