Libyan Leader Gadhafi Slightly Wounded in Attack
Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi was reportedly injured in an assassination attempt last week on a coastal road in eastern Libya en route to Egypt for an official visit. A female bodyguard was killed, and Gadhafi received an elbow wound as militants fired from surrounding mountains near Dimnah, 160 miles from the Egyptian border, according to Libyans arriving in Egypt and unnamed sources.
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Russia seeks bigger borrowing amid debt plan and Gazprom talks
Moscow moves to boost public finances by nearly doubling planned borrowing on global credit markets and hints at selling Gazprom shares. It disclosed a $200 million ruble-linked loan from Western banks, guaranteed against devaluation, a first for such protection. President Yeltsin denies any intent to devalue the ruble.
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Mexican troops clash with Zapatistas in Chiapas village
Dozens of men in Zapatista uniforms patrolled a Chiapas village after a government raid that left nine dead and up to nine injured. Soldiers reportedly fired tear gas and mortars as residents say the army looted stores and homes while many residents fled into surrounding hills.
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Pakistan offers moratorium on nuclear tests
Pakistan announces a moratorium on nuclear testing and proposes new peace talks with India. Foreign Minister Ayub Khan says the position must be clarified to avoid unilateral commitments, and suggests a no nuclear test pact as a first confidence building measure. Both nations recently conducted tit for tat tests and opened to talks.
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Truth and Reconciliation Hearings Probe SA Bio Weapons Program
South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission hears scientists discuss covert biological and chemical weapons plans during apartheid. Witnesses describe poison plans and brainwashing, with Dr Wouter Basson linked to the program run through front companies.
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