Hungry Bosnians scavenging NATO waste pile for meals
In Tuzla near an abandoned coal mine, Smail Mulavdic and four friends forage a NATO trash dump for cake, chocolate, and scraps as war drags on. He supports his family through scavenging while aid reaches only some, leaving others unemployed or underpaid and struggling to survive.
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North Korean leader denounces reformers in Rodong News
Kim Jong Il denounces reformers as traitors in a Rodong Sinmun policy discourse. The attack signals potential policy shift or purge while North Korea faces famine risk from flood damage and ongoing food shortages. The statement follows a U.S. report of mass executions to quell dissent and crowns Kim Il Sung’s legacy amid leadership ambiguity.
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Queen Elizabeth salutes peacemakers on Christmas
Queen Elizabeth II saluted peacemakers in world trouble spots in her annual Christmas message taped at Sandringham. She praised relative peace, welcomed peace in Northern Ireland and Yugoslavia, and thanked Commonwealth servicepeople abroad for keeping the peace in Bosnia.
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Rabin assassin says he did not mean to kill
Yigal Amir told his lawyers he did not intend to kill Yitzhak Rabin during a four hour meeting at Ohalei Kedar Prison near Beer Sheva. The 25 year old law student faces trial for Rabin’s Nov 4 peace rally assassination and could get life plus 49 years.
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Islamic party seeks new Turkish government after Diller loss
Islamic leader Erbakan claimed the election victory as his Welfare Party became the largest in parliament with 158 seats. President Demirel asked caretaker Prime Minister Diller to oversee a possible transition while partners balk at allying with WelFare. Coalition chances fade as Erbakan vows reform despite secular opposition.
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