Lesotho to hold elections on November 28 to end military rule
The Lesotho military government announced elections for November 28 to end six years of army rule. Maj. Gen. Elias Ramaema led the six man council and had said civilians would assume leadership after the first elections since 1970.
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Rome to reimpose center traffic limits for pollution
Rome will ban most cars in the city center on Thursday and switch to an odd-even system on Friday. Officials said the action targets dangerously high pollution levels and restricts driving by license plate parity starting at 6 a.m. local time.
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Heir to Russian throne accepts people’s chance to restore monarchy
Grand Duchess Maria Vladimirovna said she would accept a Russian people led restoration, after meeting with Vice President Alexander Rutskoi. The 38 year old, living in Spain, became heir after the death of her father on April 21.
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Taboos thwart anti AIDS efforts in Italy
An AIDS awareness appeal by Giovanni Forti on RAI television shocks Italians by urging constant condom use and teen education. The piece notes rising heterosexual infections, low condom usage among youths, high cost limits, the first condom boutique in Bologna, and government media restrictions on condom ads.
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