Bomb on Xinjiang bus kills two in Urumqi
A bomb on a public bus in Urumqi Xinjiang killed two people and injured at least 21 officials said. The blast occurred around 6 p m with authorities declining to identify suspects amid rising ethnic and religious unrest involving Uighur Muslims and Han Chinese in the region.
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Peru hostage talks inch toward peaceful resolution
Day two of talks between leftist rebels and Peru's government showed slow steady progress toward ending a 10 week hostage crisis. Fujimori blamed police over intelligence lapses as rebels moved weapons toward Lima while negotiations continued.
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Deng Xiaoping dies and Jiang Zemin faces China’s uncertain post mourning era
China mourns Deng Xiaoping as Jiang Zemin assumes leadership. The six day memorial ends with Deng’s ashes in a Party flag casket. China prepares for Hong Kong’s July 1 handover amid looming loyalist reshuffles and rising public expectations. Jiang, once Shanghai mayor, now leads a 3 million member armed forces. Potential infighting and economic strains loom ahead.
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France debates tougher immigrant laws in parliament
France's conservative government pushes to tighten the 1993 immigration law as Interior Minister Debre defends the plan amid 16 000 protesters marching on Boulevard Saint Germain. The bill seeks to require longtime residents to prove non threat status for renewal and to curb fake addresses while granting police broader powers to search workplaces and seize passports of undocumented foreigners.
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Israeli soldiers clash in Hizme village killings and protests
In Hizme near the West Bank border a Palestinian man was shot dead and three others wounded during an evening clash with what witnesses say were undercover Israeli special unit members. Villagers pitched barricades and soldiers used concussion grenades as tension rose amid politics surrounding Har Homa.
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