President Trajkovski Missing After Plane Crash in Bosnia
Macedonian state radio switched to classical music and a day of mourning was declared as President Boris Trajkovski remained missing and presumed dead after a plane crash in southern Bosnia. NATO said wreckage was not found. government officials in Skopje urged calm while mourning spreads internationally.
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Greek protest bombs target government vehicles near IOC meetings
Anti-Olympic activists in Athens set two environment ministry trucks on fire with gas canisters, causing about 37,000 dollars in damage near a central hotel hosting IOC and ANOC talks. A group calling itself Phevas and Athena claimed the attack tied to the IOC meetings. Meanwhile the United States eased Libya travel bans and prepared to resume oil firm activity after two decades.
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Two Russian agents charged over Chechen leader death in Qatar
Qatar arrests two Russian intelligence officers on murder charges connected to the death of former Chechen president Zelimkhan Yandarbiyev on its soil. Moscow retaliates by accusing Qatar of connivance with terrorism while denying any Russian state role.
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