Bush Bhutto discuss Afghanistan at White House meeting
President Bush and Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto said the United States is open to serious avenues for a political solution in Afghanistan. They expressed full accord on the situation and noted the job is not done, with both stressing need for outside influence and a political path amid Najibullah’s stalled government. The day included a full dress military ceremony, an Oval Office talk, and a Baker meeting at the State Department.
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Solidarity Rejects Coalition After Election Talks
Solidarity spokesman Zbyslaw Rykowski said a broad post election coalition is needed to pursue economic reforms and democracy. He declined to outline specific partners or details, noting answers must wait until the new government is formed.
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