Liberal Party appears to win third straight Canadian majority
Prime Minister Jean Chretien and the Liberal Party look set for a third consecutive majority as CBC projections show leads in over 160 of 301 House seats. Returns were still being tallied in central and western Canada amid a booming economy and promises of large tax cuts.
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Yugoslavia Boosts Forces Near Kosovo Tension Rises Near Three Mile Zone
Yugoslav authorities reinforce troops near Kosovo as NATO peacekeepers urge dialogue to prevent new fighting after rebels killed four Serb police last week. Kostunica extends deadline for counterattacks while ordering reinforcements, including tanks, around the demilitarized zone.
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Aristide welcomes opponents in Haiti government
Haiti's Aristide, after a presidential election boycotted by major opposition, said opponents would have a place in his government. He denied plans for dictatorship and urged a peaceful, inclusive administration amid stalled democracy and aid concerns.
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