Four Dutch men detained in Yugoslavia over Milosevic plot
Four Dutch citizens were detained in Yugoslavia on suspicion of plotting to assassinate or abduct President Slobodan Milosevic. Information minister Goran Matic said the men were arrested in July while entering Kosovo from Montenegro. A suspect described plans to abduct Milosevic or Radovan Karadzic and transport them to the Hague.
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Putin invited to visit Libya after Moscow talks
Libyan Foreign Minister Abdel Rahman Shalgam met in Moscow with President Putin who accepted an invitation to visit Libya. No travel date was announced. Shalgam arrived for three days of talks, marking the first Libyan foreign minister visit to Russia, and he said Putin invited Muammar Gadhafi to visit Russia.
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Koreans Agree to Reopen Key Border Ties in Talks
After three days of talks in Seoul, North and South Korean negotiators agreed to reopen the Panmunjom liaison offices on August 15, restore the Seoul Pyongyang cross-border railway, and meet again in Pyongyang on August 29 to 31. The accord follows the June summit between Kim Dae-jung and Kim Jong-il and aims at broader reconciliation.
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Germany confronts apathy over neo Nazi attacks
German leaders lament public indifference to xenophobic violence after a train station bombing injures ten, with victims from the former Soviet Union and six Jews. Schroeder and Foreign Minister Fischer urge tougher prosecution of far right crimes as police intensify investigations and consider federal support.
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Archbishop Carey endorses old time faith at evangelical meeting
Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey told an international evangelical conference that the Christian faith remains urgent and relevant. He warned against radical liberalism and fundamentalism while affirming Jesus as Lord and Savior. The gathering drew 10,287 attendees from 209 nations, with large delegations from India, Ghana, Kenya, and beyond.
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Soldier awaits sentence for Kosovo murder in Germany
U S Army Staff Sgt Frank Ronghi faces life without parole after pleading guilty to murder, forcible sodomy and three counts of indecent acts with a child in Kosovo. A six officer panel will determine his sentence at a military tribunal in Wuerzburg Germany.
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