Six miners rescued unharmed after 16 hours trapped
Six miners were rescued unharmed from a mine near Johannesburg after being trapped 16 hours when an ore container dislodged timber and steel on a shaft at 1 am. Rescuers reached them and they surfaced about 12 hours later, evaluated as fine by officials.
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Plan to build on Good Friday accord for Northern Ireland
Britain and Ireland near finalizing a plan to resolve the Northern Ireland crisis, with Brian Cowen and John Reid outlining four core issues: policing reform, further British military cuts, ensuring cross community administration, and beginning IRA disarmament. The document aims to back the 1998 Good Friday accord, with a date for release not given. Separately, Mexico’s CISEN chief Eduardo Medina Mora said the agency will shift from political espionage to intelligence analysis under new leadership, possibly returning to surveillance with Congressional authorization.
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Mine blamed in death of cease fire monitors in Macedonia
Two European cease fire monitors and their translator were killed by a likely land mine near the Kosovo border as ethnic Albanians signaled a possible return to peace talks. The bodies were evacuated by international peacekeeping helicopters to Skopje for repatriation. Authorities noted the attack followed Albanian parties pulling out of negotiations after the government rejected a Western backed plan.
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Bjarte Gundersen
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Impeachment moves ignite Indonesia’s political crisis
Indonesia’s People’s Consultative Assembly speeds impeachment of President Abdurrahman Wahid amid protests and security alerts. Lawmakers demand an accountability speech addressing corruption and constitutional violations as Megawati Sukarnoputri looms as possible successor.
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Sukarno
Pope ends vacation and plans Bush visit in Italy
Pope John Paul II wrapped up 12 days in the Alps and prepared to return to Castel Gandolfo where he is set for a Bush audience on Monday. In September he will visit Kazakhstan and Armenia to pursue better Orthodox relations.
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