Palestinians suspend talks over Israeli expulsion orders
Palestinian negotiators halted plans for Washington talks after Israel ordered the deportation of 12 Palestinians from the occupied territories. Jordan and Amman criticized the move as provocative, while Syria and Lebanon planned to attend. Hanan Ashrawi urged the US to nullify the breach of international law as the PLO weighs future participation. The United States condemned the expulsions and violence against Israelis.
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New Serb Dominated Yugoslavia To Be Formed
In Belgrade Serb leaders announce the creation of a smaller Serb dominated Yugoslavia as Croatia and federal forces clash ahead of a cease fire. The plan risks undermining UN backed talks as battles intensify near Osijek and Daruvar and refugees surge toward home.
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Commonwealth members hike prices amid Russia’s shock moves
Belarus raises prices about 300 percent to deter cross border shopping as Ukraine Moldova and Kazakhstan follow Russia’s price freeing in state stores. Ukraine doubles minimum wage to 370 rubles and to issue 25 percent wages in food coupons starting Jan 10. Inflation fears rise over a potential spiral as state stores keep basic goods regulated while others free up.
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Fearful East Germans rush to see Stasi files
Thousands flocked to Berlin and 14 cities to access secret police records held by the East German Stasi. The Commission for Documents opened its first day amid warnings of personal and family upheaval as informant revelations could destabilize lives and households.
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Algiers march shows mass opposition to Islamic victory
Hundreds of thousands marched in Algiers with olive branches and banners demanding democracy as they challenge the Islamic Salvation Front after its landslide first-round win. Runoff elections are set in two weeks as protests grow.
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