Zimbabwean president lashes West at Nkomo funeral ceremony
In Harare the state burial of Joshua Nkomo, revered freedom fighter and founder of Zimbabwe’s early political movement, sparked a fiery speech by President Robert Mugabe. Mugabe denounced whites and Western powers, defended unity, and criticized Britain and IMF conditions while lauding Nkomo's legacy.
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Blair appeals for Ulster unity over Sinn Fein plan
British Prime Minister Tony Blair urged Northern Ireland's Ulster Unionists to back a peace plan including Sinn Fein in a 12 member government to be formed by July 15. He proposed a 30 day disarmament deadline and an automatic fail-safe if IRA weapons are not handed over, while Sinn Fein warned against tying governance to swift disarmament.
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Greece Faces Pressure to Curb Leftist Extremist Violence
Greece, labeled by Washington as Europe’s hub of leftist and anti-foreigner extremism, confronts a rising wave of incidents linked to November 17 and other groups. U.S. officials warn of growing danger during upcoming visits, while Greek authorities reject claims of a systemic violence problem and push for stronger measures.
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