Iran reformers say revolution will not be compromised
President Khatami defended reforms as essential to the Islamic Revolution, saying they will not come at the expense of Islam. He aims to loosen hard-liner control while keeping revolutionary principles intact and pursuing better ties with the United States.
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U S And Iraq Policy Show Little Easing
U N officials and diplomats say Washington has not loosened its hard line on Iraq aid despite Clinton remarks. The United States blocked 20 to 30 items, including fork lifts and car batteries, from the humanitarian goods list, citing dual use for military purposes.
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Radio Liberty reporter Andrei Babitsky surfaced in Dagestan after 40 days missing, saying he was held in Chechnya and fed barely, feared execution, and held on a forged passport charge deemed trumped by his employers. Russia faced international criticism over alleged abuses and a potential election timing move.
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