Cambodia Prince convicted of arms smuggling in absentia
Cambodia's deposed co premier Prince Norodom Ranariddh was convicted in absentia on weapons smuggling charges by a Hun Sen controlled court. He received a five year sentence after a six hour trial critics call a legal farce while exiled since 1997.
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New Mossad leadership named by Netanyahu
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu named two new Mossad leaders to stabilize the agency after failed missions. Efraim Halevy, former deputy director and EU ambassador, was proposed as head, replacing Danny Yatom who resigned after a bungled assassination attempt in Jordan. As deputy director, Amiram Levine, a veteran major general, will command troops in southern Lebanon.
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Indonesian students demand Suharto ouster in major protests
Thousands of banner waving students demanded President Suharto's removal in Yogyakarta as Indonesia faces its worst economic crisis. The demonstrations, under police watch, coincide with foreign pressure on reforms seen as crucial to stabilizing the economy and potentially eroding Suharto's power.
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Russia approves budget amid Duma clash
The State Duma backed Yeltsin's budget 252 to 129 after a turbulent session. Communist defiance gave way to broad support for cuts and spending, as Zyuganov criticized the government as inept while analysts called the measure only marginally better than the prior year.
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Former Nazi arrested for WWII killings in Poland and Ukraine
Berlin German authorities announced the arrest of Alfons Goetzfried a 78 year old former Gestapo officer accused as an accessory to the killings of more than 70000 people in Ukraine and Poland He allegedly participated in Operation Harvest Festival at Majdanek in 1943 and confessed to personally shooting 500 people during a two day spree while in Nazi custody and after decades of denial.
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Mixed marriage sparks violent Karachi court shooting
In Karachi a mixed Mohajir Pathan marriage triggered riots leaving two dead and a man named Kanwar Ahson critically wounded at court while facing extramarital sex charges. Afridi, the bride Rif Fat Afridi, and her family face accusations. Pathan elders issued a death sentence for Afridi amid ethnic clashes and police encircled the courthouse as gunmen waited above.
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