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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1999

Page

4

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.

Harare Zimnanwe Difibabwe Joshua Nkomo Nkomo Vnnel Presty Erie Robert Mugabe Mugabe Acre Zimbabwe Rhodesia Britain International Monetary Fund Zimbabwe African People’s Union Party Zimbabwe African National Union Matabeleland AP Providebele

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.

Belfast Northern Ireland Tony Blair Sinn Fein Blair Ulster Unionists Fones Irish Republican Army IRA House of Commons London David Trimble Commons Trimble Clinton Alex Maskey Orange Order

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.

Athens Greece United States European Union Europe Nikos Maziotis Interior Ministry U.S Citibank Washington Kenya Tanzania CIA Richard Welch Dimitris Reppas John Stilides Western Policy Center Yugoslavia

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