North Korea accuses U.S. of fanning war after summit
North Korea labeled the United States warlike as it condemned U S actions days after a June summit with South Korea. The Rodong Sinmun report cited by KCNA warned the U S imperialists raise war danger while Washington said troop reductions are not on the table. South Korea and the United States stressed the alliance stands in the way of any immediate troop pullback despite calls for peace.
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Former Japanese prime minister Noboru Takeshita dies
Noboru Takeshita, who led Japan as prime minister from 1987 to 1989 and remained a powerful political king maker after a 1989 scandal, died Monday in Tokyo after an extended illness from respiratory failure at age 76. Shigeo Yoshimura of the Takeshita family sake brewery confirmed the death.
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Ethiopia and Eritrea sign border peace accord in Algiers
In Algiers, Ethiopia and Eritrea agree to stop fighting immediately after two years of war. The accord, under OAU mediation, allows redeployment and a buffer peacekeeping force while frontier details are negotiated. Eritrea and Ethiopia hail the step as a path to lasting peace.
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