CIA says Serbia embargo unlikely to break war aims
The New York Times reports a CIA National Intelligence Estimate concludes the 18 month old economic embargo on Serbia will likely deteriorate and that the West may have to accept partition of Bosnia Herzegovina. It notes Milosevic as the only Serb leader the West can deal with and capable of a comprehensive solution.
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Yeltsin to overhaul KGB successor into new security service
President Boris Yeltsin declared the Security Ministry unreformable and ordered its transformation into a Federal Counterintelligence Service. Nikolai Golushko will lead the new agency, with employees kept as temporary staff pending certification, and a two week window to draft governing legislation. The move comes amid political turmoil after the December 12 election and hints of royalist legal challenges to reform.
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South Africa to pass new constitution amid party rifts
CAPE TOWN South Africa moves toward a multiracial election as Parliament prepares to pass a new constitution. Despite a last minute ANC Volksfront pact, the right wing chose loyalty to the Freedom Alliance, threatening unity and signaling possible boycott or conflict ahead of next year’s vote.
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