Thai prime minister resigns after deadly crackdown protests
Army backed Suchinda Kraprayoon resigns under mounting pressure after troops killed pro-democracy demonstrators. King Bhumibol granted blanket clemency to all involved to hasten his departure. Parliament and political leaders demand accountability while democracy forces push for an elected successor.
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Ramos Leads Philippine Presidential Race Amid Hunger Strike
Fidel Ramos held a commanding lead in the Philippine presidential race as Miriam Defensor Santiago launched a hunger strike to protest alleged vote fraud. Santiago fasted at the Philippine Heart Center while Ramos’ tally surpassed rivals with over 3.4 million votes and about 24 percent of ballots counted.
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EC weighs sanctions as Bosnia war continues
Fighting resumes across Bosnia-Herzegovina as Sarajevo evacuation is delayed. The European Community pledges 76.2 million dollars for refugees and mulls trade or energy embargoes on Serbia, with further talks in Belgium scheduled for Tuesday. Baker in Lisbon calls the war an affront to conscience. EC mediators meet Bosnia factions but report no breakthroughs.
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