Dutch cleared of Srebrenica cover up findings
An independent inquiry in The Hague finds faults and carelessness in the information process but no deliberate cover up by the Dutch military over the 1995 Srebrenica fall. It notes shortcomings after 300 Dutch troops watched Serbs overrun the enclave and 6,000 Muslims are believed killed.
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Srebrenica
The
Hague
Netherlands
Defense
Frank de Grave
United Nations
U.N
Man Receives New Right Hand Forearm in Lyon
A 48 year old man named Clint Hallam in Lyon France is four days from a 13 hour surgery to graft a right hand and forearm. The hospital calls the graft well colored and the patient in satisfactory condition. He is eating drinking and dressing changes have occurred and he may get up.
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Lyon
France
Clint Hallam
Edouard Herriot Hospital
Hallam
Germany faces post Kohl era as Schroeder leads EU focus
Chancellor hopeful Gerhard Schroeder inherits a European power role as Germany nears a pivotal summit with 14 EU nations. Analysts expect continuity in Berlin's EU stance with Kohl's framework, though coalition talks with the Greens aim to blend pragmatism and environmental policy for stability.
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Belgium
Germany
Helmut Kohl
European Union
Niels Helveg Pedersen
United States
NATO
Gerhard Schroeder
Kohl
Europe
Schroeder
Social Democrats
France
Britain
Tony Blair
Poertschach
Greens
West
Christian Democrats
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Dwight Eisenhower
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Vecome Alltel
Alltel
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