Yeltsin Reinstates Chernomyrdin as Russia Considers Heavyweights
President Boris Yeltsin said he had reappointed his old prime minister Viktor Chernomyrdin to steady Russia with experienced hands after dismissing his government. He hinted Chernomyrdin could be the next president while ruling out nothing about his own future. Prices and markets showed volatility as the ruble fell and Gazprom jumped.
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Sudanese leader labels Clinton war criminal over Khartoum strike
Sudanese President Omar Hassan el-Bashir denounces President Clinton as a war criminal for the Khartoum factory bombing, disputes claims of chemical weapons, and calls for compensation and apology before resuming ties. He recalls ambassadors and warns U.S. diplomats will not return to Khartoum.
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Plan to try Pan Am bombing suspects in The Hague under Scottish law
Britain and the United States proposed a landmark plan to have Scottish judges try two Libyans accused in the 1988 Lockerbie bombing in The Hague. Libya’s acceptance remains uncertain after U.S. and British pressure and recent Libyan demonstrations. If held, Scottish law would apply and suspects could be imprisoned in Scotland. three Scottish judges would decide without a jury.
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Kosovo fighting nears Pristina as refugees flee Velika Ribora
Hundreds of refugees fled Serb tank fire as Yugoslav forces push toward Pristina. Ethnic Albanian women and children moved along dirt roads and rural tracks with tractors and horses, while smoke from burning villages filled the air near Velika Ribora. A UN-led council urged a political solution as the offensive expanded along a ten to twenty mile front.
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