Annan urges peace activists not to give up
U N Secretary General Kofi Annan urged delegates at The Hague to persist in peace efforts despite Kosovo and African conflicts. He warned that not all crimes can be punished yet insisted on swift political solutions based on international law and justice for victims.
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Israeli Arab candidate quits race in bid to boost Barak
Azmi Bishara the first Arab Israeli to run for prime minister withdraws on Saturday. He hints his supporters will shift to Labor leader Ehud Barak, potentially pushing him past 50 percent to win outright. Barak backs his chances with Bishara’s exit, while Mordechai and Begin remain on the ballot and a run off could still occur June 1.
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Congo cease fire summit yields cautious accord in Libya
African leaders meeting in Sirte announced a peace proposal for Congo's civil war including a cease-fire and direct talks between the government and rebels. Rwanda disputed the accord, demanding disarmament of ethnic Hutu militiamen and warning of continued troop presence until security concerns are met. Rebels remained absent, with regional powers backing Kabila and calls for a broader regional cease-fire.
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