Sudden blast in Lebanon kills SLA official near Dibel village
Lebanese security says Col. Akl Hashem of the South Lebanon Army was killed by a hazardous device outside his home in Dibel. Hezbollah claimed responsibility calling the act a major achievement in the occupied region. Israel vows retaliation as tensions rise with guerrilla attacks.
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Russia faces stiff Chechen resistance near Minutka Square
Russian forces pushing toward Grozny center met fierce resistance from entrenched rebels using guerrilla tactics. Heavy fighting centered on Minutka Square and adjacent Leninsky and Oktyabrsky districts as Moscow pressed to seize the square for leverage.
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NI government hinges on IRA disarmament report
Ulster hope rides on Gen. John de Chastelain's report as the IRA is pressed to begin disarming. David Trimble warns the four party coalition may fall apart if no progress is shown by the May deadline under the Good Friday framework. The Sinn Fein IRA linkage faces intense pressure from Unionists and Britain weighs direct control options.
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Venezuela's constitutional assembly folds after six months
Venezuela's Chavez backed assembly, which overhauled judiciary and Congress, shuts down after six tumultuous months. It eliminated regular Congress, fired judges, and a 21 member mini-Congress will handle duties until elections for a new National Assembly are set for May or June amid flood related delays. Chavez defends move as eradicating corruption to reduce poverty, while critics warn of dictatorship risks.
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