Reactions split over African peacekeeping plan in Paris
African states respond diversely to Western backed multinational force. Senegal and Ivory Coast express support while Tanzania Liberia and Algeria condemn the plan as neo colonial. Ethiopia Angola and Libya critique Western motives amid mixed official silence from Egypt Sudan and Zambia.
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Paris
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Leopold Senghor
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Angola
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Shaba
U.S
Belgium
France
Morocco
Ethiopia
Muammar Khadafy
Chad
Dar Es Salaam
Albert- Bernard Bongo
Organization of African Unity
William Tolbert
Liberia
Tolbert
Idi Amin
Uganda
Sudan
Egypt
Zambia
Britain moves to create Bengali ghetto in London estates
A plan by the Greater London Council to allocate blocks in Spitalfields for Bengali immigrants and move white families out seeks to segregate based on race. Bengalis fear attacks and aim to live among themselves while critics warn the policy entrenches racial division and short-term calm.
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Britain
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East End
Spitalfields
Muhammed Nurul Haque
National Front
Manger
Rhodesian internal settlement praised by black co-minister
Dr. Elliot Gabellah, a black co-minister in the Rhodesian transitional government, says early signs of success have appeared in the March 3 internal agreement. He argues for ceasefire progress, safe zones for guerrillas, and integration plans while noting slow, cautious advances and public doubt.
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U.S
Council of Ministers
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Matabeleland
Sithole
Abel Muzorewa
Jeremiah Chirau
Israel's peace movement gains momentum in Tel Aviv
Shalom Lappin and thousands of Israelis push Peace Now as a broad grassroots initiative seeking a policy shift. The reserve officers letter, peace rallies, and a growing coalition press Begin to pursue negotiations, halt settlements, and redefine security and loyalty.
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Shalom Lappin
Toronto
Lappin
State of Israel
York University
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Sadat
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Menachen Begin
Simha Ehrlich
Peace Now Movement
Israel
Begin
Uri Avnery
Dove
Labor
Moshe Dayan
Trudeau faces polls as unity, reform shape cautious leadership
Ottawa based poll analysis notes Liberal lead not statistically strong but stable with 43 percent to Conservative 39. Trudeau avoids election talk while planning constitutional reform proposals ahead of possible spring or fall decisions. He defends Official Languages Act, critiques Ontario leader Davis on education guarantees, and signals no summer cabinet shuffle while Levesque pushes referendum timelines.
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Rene Levesque
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Ron Basford
Supply
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Goyer
Southam News Services
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