Poland Wedges Image Over Holocaust Past In March Of Living
Hundreds of Jewish teens from the United States Israel and elsewhere tour Krakow and Warsaw sites of Nazi destruction in double decker buses. They describe impressions as gloomy and uncivilized while Poland seeks a more positive image. Prime Ministers Netanyahu and Buzek lead the March of the Living to honor survivors and discuss ties.
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Denmark Exits Euro Delay Sparks Business Fear
In Gillelee Denmark, small firms like Nord Tool fear euro delay as Danes oppose joining the euro bloc. Owner John Joergensen warns production may move to France if Denmark stalls beyond two years. Analysts and business leaders warn outsiders risk losing access to the EU single market and higher costs.
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Right wing gains in Saxony Anhalt state election
In Saxony Anhalt voters tilted toward the extreme right German People's Union, winning about 12 percent to enter the state legislature, while Kohl’s CDU fell to around 22 percent and SPD rose to roughly 37 percent amid high turnout. Greens failed to win seats.
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Canada expands presence in Cuba visits Havana to engage Cuba
Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien arrived in Havana to build on growing ties with Cuba as Canada pursues constructive engagement with the communist island. He planned talks with President Castro and Cardinal Ortega, while noting concern for rights. Canada remains a major supplier and Sherritt International a major investor in Cuba.
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