Africa's Wars Reach Key Turning Points Across Continent
In Liberia and Congo conflicts shift toward decisive moments as Taylor faces UN indictments and Congo battles resource-driven war. Refugees plead for help while foreign troops intervene. Zimbabwe and Togo see political crackdowns and disputed elections amid Africa's broader move toward multiparty democracy.
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Energy clash over hydrogen pact strains US Europe talks
The Bush administration seeks European support for a hydrogen energy partnership while clashing over fossil fuels and nuclear power. Abraham will stress renewables, yet Washington backs pollution-free coal, nuclear hydrogen, and a $1.7 billion program. European leaders doubt US commitment to renewables, urging hydrogen economy focus.
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