U.S. eyeing peace plan talks with Bosnian Serbs
Washington seeks to reopen a rejected international peace plan to lure Serbs in Bosnia to negotiations. Officials say changes could include recognizing Bosnia as independent, while a Greater Serbia proposal is denied. Tarnoff cautioned against a Serb federation.
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Norway rejects EU invitation amid Beijing eviction talk
In Brussels Norway declines seven EU invitations as Beijing authorities address a McDonald’s eviction issue tied to a 20 year lease. The dispute centers on a restaurant in central Beijing and involves China’s regulatory stance toward the global chain.
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Refugees Seek Protection in Rwanda and Congo Crisis
In Goma and Rwanda on Monday authorities discussed refugees and crimes, with officials noting that cases should be filed through government channels. The report highlights displacement and legal steps amid ongoing regional tensions.
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U N mediators press on to Sarajevo for peace talks
U N mediators from the United States Russia Britain France and Germany fly into Sarajevo amid threats and a reported Serb missile site near the 12.5 mile no heavy weapons zone. They aim to broker a cease fire as Serb forces press in the Bihac area and Boutros-Ghali was due to visit.
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