Germany seeks ban on far right party over hate and attacks
Germany’s interior minister said there is enough evidence to pursue a ban on the National Democratic Party after meetings with state officials endorsing unconstitutional status. The move comes amid accusations the group fuels racial hatred linked to recent attacks.
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Kostunica drives out Milosevic allies in Serbia
Prime Minister Kostunica pushes out Milosevic loyalists as Serbia moves toward early parliamentary elections. Zoran Djindjic signals desire for closer ties to the United States while Milosevic remains out of public view. The government aims to dissolve Serbia's old power structure including police and banks.
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EU votes to lift sanctions on Yugoslavia
The 15 nation EU agreed to end sanctions on Yugoslavia to reward its new democratic government. Milosevic ally leaders Bulatovic and Stojiljkovic resigned as EU ministers kept a belt of restrictions including assets and visas. Kostunica allies seen likely to win a strong parliamentary majority in December elections.
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Morning sickness drug could make comeback
A Canadian firm seeks FDA approval to bring back a morning sickness medicine once removed from the U.S. market after lawsuits alleging birth defects. Experts say Bendectin, now sold generically in Canada, is safe and could help many women who suffer silently.
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Sex survey twist questions inclusion of prostitutes
Washington researchers propose that surveys miss high activity women such as prostitutes, which may inflate reported male partner counts. Devon Brewer of the University of Washington notes that ignoring these women creates apparent gender gaps in sexual partnerships, challenging methods used by major surveys.
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