Bush lauds HIV aid push for Africa in Uganda visit
President Bush praised his five year 15 billion global AIDS plan during a stop in Entebbe Uganda where he met about two dozen patients and urged full funding. He and Ugandan President Museveni highlighted prevention treatment campaigns while U.N. and Amesty International concerns over Congo conflict and humanitarian protection were noted.
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Srebrenica Massacre Remembered on Eight Year Anniversary
Survivors wept over caskets and mourned victims in Srebrenica as 282 newly identified bodies were laid to rest. The ritual occurred under heavy security with 20,000 mourners, including Bosnian Serb prime minister Dragan Mikerevic, amid hopes of healing in Bosnia. The 1995 massacre killed up to 8,000 Muslim men and boys, a defining act of the war, with over 5,000 exhumed bodies to date and 1,620 identified by DNA testing.
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Italian official resigns after anti German insults backfire
Rome AP reports Stefano Stefani an Industry Ministry undersecretary for tourism resigned at Berlusconi’s request after calling Germans hyper nationalists and blond and defending Italy. ANSA says he spoke at a rally in northern Italy and Schroeder cancelled his planned Marche vacation.
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Shining Path ambush kills seven in Peru jungle patrol
Shining Path guerrillas ambushed a 30 man patrol near Pichari, Peru, killing seven and wounding ten in what officials call the worst military loss in four years. The strike follows a wave of recent kidnappings and signals renewed rebel strength outside Lima.
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Liberian rebels threaten firefight with peacekeepers
Liberians United for Reconciliation and Democracy warned any peacekeeping force deployed before Charles Taylor's departure would face a firefight. The rebels demanded Taylor resign and welcomed U.S. troops only if he is not present, as international pressure mounts and regional nations pledge troops.
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