Rich nations clash at world environment summit
At the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development in Rio de Janeiro, Boutros-Ghali blames rich nations for warming and says poor nations bear fault for resource destruction. President Bush faces criticism over conservation proposals that could hinder US industry and recovery amid recession. The opening session gathers over 120 leaders as delegates seek global solutions.
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U.N. team says Iraq not disarming its nukes
The International Atomic Energy Agency led by Hans Blix says Iraq remains noncompliant with Security Council demands. Baghdad has not disclosed sources of technology or expert advice tied to its nuclear weapons program and continues to obstruct disarmament efforts.
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Tiananmen protest shut down amid security sweep
A Tiananmen Square protest was quickly dispersed yesterday as authorities tightened security to deter peaceful demonstrations observing the 1989 crackdown on China’s democracy movement.
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