China Says Soviet Move Aims to Encircle Western Europe
Huang Hua warned in Turkey that the Soviet Union seeks to encircle Western Europe from the flanks. He urged NATO allies including the Netherlands to strengthen defenses as Washington and Beijing share interest in countering Moscow.
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Spain's young democracy shifts power across generations
One year into Spain's democracy, El País editor Juan Luis Cebrián notes a generational transfer of influence. He cites a fearless drive for modernity, a still-fractured right, and the monarch's role as guarantor amid a political landscape shaped by Franco's legacy and a new constitution.
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Rhodesia's fragile path to black rule eludes deal
Strained relations between black and white leaders in the Rhodesian Executive Council threaten the internal solution to transition power to a black majority. The dispute centers on white security forces and civilian casualties as U.S. and British diplomats seek a compromise while guerrilla factions push for total power.
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Canada should lead in world aid and unity says Escott Reid
Escott Reid, ex-External Affairs official and former World Bank director, spoke at Carleton University on Canada’s global mission. He argued Canada’s wealth obligates aid to the world’s poor and that such leadership would strengthen national cohesion and security, despite political reluctance.
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