Egypt captures Abu Nidal in Cairo hospital amid handling debates
Arab diplomats report Egyptian authorities arrested Abu Nidal after he crossed from Libya and is hospitalised in Cairo. Mubarak’s government weighs extradition and fears backlash from Nidal supporters as it faces international pressure. Investigators in the Diana death case also report ongoing carbon monoxide testing of driver Henri Paul with results due in October.
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Bombing at Planet Hollywood in Cape Town Kills One
A bomb exploded inside the Planet Hollywood restaurant in Cape Town as patrons dined, killing one and injuring 24. A caller claimed responsibility for Muslims Against Global Oppression, linking the attack to U S actions in Sudan and Afghanistan. Police and officials acknowledged the claim but offered no confirmation.
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Congo Troops Repel Rebels Near Kinshasa Victory Credited
Kinshasa, Congo natives welcomed President Laurent Kabila as government and allied forces countered Rwandan-backed rebels. Angola, Zimbabwe troops and aviation aided the defense, recapturing Kitona, Moanda and Banana while repelling the rebel march within about 30 miles of the capital.
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Mideast talks near settlement deal amid Hebron clashes
Israel and the Palestinians neared a peace accord after 17 months of stalemate seeking an Israeli troop pullback from 13 percent of the West Bank. Hebron clashes erupted as settlers opposed any land cession while Arafat condemned the plan as violation. A Housing Ministry document showed many former settlement homes remain empty, challenging government claims of need for more construction. Talks in Oslo marked the five year anniversary of the initial agreement with differences persisting.
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