Cambodia rejects key U.N. plan maintaining status quo
Cambodian President Heng Samrin said Phnom Penh would discuss the U.N. peace plan but insists on preserving political and military status quo. Hanoi friendly groups back some UN role while Vietnam voices reservations. United States and allies press for UN supervision of key ministries and a framework for cease-fire and elections.
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Sri Lankan troops kill 26 rebels at Mullaitivu outpost
Sri Lankan forces say 26 Tamil rebels were killed as the Mullaitivu outpost, under siege for 10 weeks, repels mortar attacks amid an indefinite curfew in Mullaitivu Vavuniya and Mannar. The government seeks military action against the LTTE in a renewed phase of the long war that has killed about 14,000 people.
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