Patasse names Michel Gbezera-Bria prime minister
President Ange-Felix Patasse named Michel Gbezera-Bria, former foreign minister and ally, as prime minister to replace the ousted leader amid mutinies and military tensions. Gbezera-Bria, a lawyer, is seen as politically independent but closely aligned with Patasse.
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Shootout at Moscow Area Cardiology Center Kills One
Gunmen stormed the Cardiological Rehabilitation Center in Peredelki no, a Moscow suburb, killing one patient and wounding two others in what police called a settling of scores between businessmen. A patient possibly fired back as the attackers opened fire Wednesday night. ITAR-Tass reported the incident.
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Yeltsin makes brief Kremlin TV appearance amid recovery
President Boris Yeltsin appeared briefly on Kremlin TV, his second such showing this week, as officials say he is regaining strength after November quintuple bypass surgery. He greeted the Constitutional Court chairman and discussed succession and constitutional implementation ahead of a February parliament address.
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