Taiwan ends use of money to win diplomatic support
Taiwan said it would stop using wealth to win diplomatic backing amid accusations of payments and a proposed 15 million dollar donation to Bill Clinton. Foreign Minister John Chang condemned such moves while denying improper state actions and noting past influences on foreign ties.
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Israelis rally in Hebron to show support for settlers
More than 8,000 Israelis gathered in Hebron to back the few hundred Jewish settlers amid clashes with counterdemonstrators. Police arrested 12, including four Israelis, and a Palestinian woman was beaten by a female officer as a man was hospitalized.
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