Iceland Breaks with Britain Over Fishing Zone Claim
Iceland cuts diplomatic ties with Britain amid a dispute over a 200 mile territorial fishing zone. U.S. tracking station at Keflavik remains open and NATO is urged to mediate. Iceland mulls reviewing NATO membership, while NATO and key allies regret the rupture.
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Anne Armstrong, sworn in as the United States ambassador to Britain, vows to strengthen ties as Ford praises her career. Ford notes her appointment signals confidence in women in high office. In Sydney, air traffic controllers strike closes Australian airports for 48 hours over a sick colleague dispute.
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