North Korea offers compromise on inspections U.S. envoy demand
North Korea proposed allowing new nuclear inspections if Washington drops its demand for an exchange of envoys with South Korea. Yonhap cited a government official saying the late March letter to the United States could break the nuclear impasse. The U.N. urged inspections while Pyongyang barred full access and threatened war if pressed.
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Cease-fire sparks IRA talks hopes in Belfast
In Belfast the IRA and allies launch a three day cease-fire with hints of talks with Britain in exchange for ending violence. Officials say there is nothing to discuss until the IRA pledges permanent disarmament while the IRA urges flexible moves to move the situation forward.
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Palestinian police to tour Gaza and Jericho in sign of talks
Palestinian police officers, led by Maj. Gen. Nasr Yousef, are set to tour Gaza Strip and Jericho as Israel and the PLO edge toward a plan for phased police deployment. Officials cautioned the withdrawal timetable remains uncertain and sourcing deployment remains undecided. Egypt's MENA agency described a loose agenda for a 20 to 30 officer HQ, then a 300-man unit within a week, with 1,000 to 1,500 more to follow.
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Angolan rebel leader Savimbi foresees near peace
Jonas Savimbi, leader of the rebel movement, said peace could come within days in Angola. He spoke amid intensified clashes around Luanda where power was knocked out and utilities faltered as the conflict persisted. He expressed optimism about a settlement despite continued violence.
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Chinese dissident Wei faces new charges in China
The Chinese authorities may indict dissident Wei after he was detained by police. The State Department said it regrets Wei's detention and that the U.S. embassy has conveyed concern over his treatment. Wei, once a political prisoner, has spent years in prison and has urged dissidents and peasants to communicate.
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Pilot Demonstrated Controls To Children In Fatal Air Crash
An official report says a pilot showed his two children how to fly an Aeroflot jet, violating rules, before the Airbus A 310 crash in Siberia on March 22 that killed 75 aboard. The cockpit recorder reportedly shows the pilot’s 15 year old son at the controls and inadvertently turning off the autopilot.
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