Arafat rushed to French hospital for treatment
Yasser Arafat, seriously ill, was flown to the Percy military hospital near Paris after leaving his West Bank HQ. He arrived conscious and in stable condition, with doctors treating a low platelet count that may indicate leukemia or other illnesses.
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EU signs first constitution amid leadership dispute in Rome
EU leaders ink the 28 nation charter in Campidoglio Rome, aiming to raise the bloc’s profile. A leadership crisis surrounds justice commissioner nominee Rocco Buttiglione over remarks on homosexuality and women's roles, risking the new commission led by Jose Manuel Barroso.
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Seven Suspects Arrested in Afghan U N Kidnapping Case
Kabul police questioned seven suspects over the kidnapping of three U N election workers in Kabul. Victims include Angelito Nayan a Filipino diplomat and Shqipe Habibi of Kosovo plus Annetta Flanigan of Northern Ireland. A Taliban splinter group claimed the abductions but offered no proof. A NATO soldier was wounded in Kabul and no group linkage confirmed.
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Monrovia violence erupts as mobs clash in capital
In Monrovia, violence between Muslims and Christians left streets strewn with destruction and casualties. U N peacekeepers fired warning shots and tear gas as crowds rioted near burned mosques and churches. At least three were killed and more injured, with 168 detained as soldiers and police tried to restore order amid a 24 hour curfew.
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