S Korea backs milder Chinese proposal on North Korea crisis
South Korea's foreign minister said the UN Security Council should adopt China's nonbinding statement urging North Korea to cooperate with inspections, rather than push for sanctions. If Pyongyang rejects the inspections, China may support a further resolution. North Korea denies weapon programs and says Patriot missiles and joint drills push the situation toward war.
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Kurds Defy Ban as Berlin Protest Turns Violent
Police used water cannons in Mannheim as several hundred Kurds marched to mourn two women who set themselves on fire over German arms sales to Turkey. At least 25 arrests reported while border crossings to Belgium and the Netherlands were briefly blocked. Nine Kurds set themselves on fire. two died.
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Phoenix hosts high energy Planet Hollywood opening
The Phoenix Planet Hollywood launch drew 2,800 invited guests and celebrities such as Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone, and Luke Perry. Fans waited along the red carpet while stars signed autographs and posed for ESPN MTVET photographers. Planet Hollywood founders Bruce Willis and Demi Moore were absent, with Schwarzenegger promoting the restaurant as the event's highlight. The Phoenix venue is the ninth Planet Hollywood, with plans for eleven openings worldwide in the coming year.
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Serbs Brace for Counteroffensive as Bosnian Fighting Escalates
In northern Bosnia on Sunday government forces attacked Serb positions near Maglaj, prompting Serb leader Radovan Karadžić to vow a counteroffensive. Bosnian radio claimed government forces captured key Serb positions and killed 70 fighters, a report not independently confirmed. UN peacekeepers earlier destroyed a Serb bunker near Maglaj after a seven hour battle amid looting of an aid convoy. Karadžić told the SDS in Banja Luka that the spring offensive must be broken, warning they cannot gain territories by political talks.
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Violence Escalates as Turkey Votes in Local Elections
A bomb struck Saint Sophia in Istanbul as local elections opened. Kurdish separatists threaten polls. 15 candidates drop out amid threats. Initial returns show True Path ahead, with opposition and Welfare Party trailing as Turkey faces economic crisis and lira devaluation.
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