Angolan government pushes UN forces to leave
Higino Carneiro deputy minister tells Angola's parliament the government rejects a Security Council plan to keep peacekeepers in the country though it would allow some UN workers to stay. Fighting after the disintegration of the 1994 accord has spread, prompting the UN to pull personnel back to Luanda. The UN has spent about $1.5 billion in four years. Peacekeepers' mandate expires February 26.
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Russian teachers barricade offices over back wages in Volgograd
Russian teachers protest for three months of back salaries barricaded a district chief and deputy in Volgograd for 12 hours during a three day teachers strike. They released the officials but pledged to stay until all teachers are paid. wages since August remained due. A separate Cape Town bombing wounded 11 as South Africa nears elections. In Canada, hemophiliacs sue the government over tainted U.S. prison plasma linked to Hepatitis C cases.
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South Korean clone claim faces scientific doubt
A panel of scientists cast doubt on Kyunghee University Hospital claims of cloning a human embryo. Lee Bo-yeon said the egg, with a body cell nucleus, grew to four cells, but investigators say data is insufficient and the work was not formally documented. Lee argued the experiment stopped short of a full cloning effort due to media hype and ethics concerns.
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