Peace talks in Northern Ireland adjourn without expelling Sinn Fein
After three days of filibuster and legal maneuver the Northern Ireland peace talks adjourned with no decision on expelling Sinn Fein the political wing of the IRA. Mitchell remained hopeful while Sinn Fein challenged a court order and talks pause until Monday in Belfast with a possible month long suspension if violence resumes.
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NATO extends Bosnia mission beyond June with 34000 troops
NATO ambassadors agreed to prolong the Bosnia mission past June at about 34 000 troops. The extension aims to support Dayton accord implementation and stability until Bosnia's September elections, after which a major force reduction will be reviewed. General Wesley Clark commented on the sustained approach's effectiveness.
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Tutu appeals for white backing for Truth and Reconciliation Commission
Nobel laureate Desmond Tutu urged South African whites on Wednesday to embrace the Truth and Reconciliation Commission as the last chance to heal apartheid divisions. He noted Afrikaners have largely ignored the commission while praising its aim to expose abuses and grant amnesty to those who confess.
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