Mideast talks resume after own-action bombing at checkpoint
Palestinian bomber kills one Israeli at a West Bank checkpoint as truce talks resume. Islamic Jihad and Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigade linked attacks killed 10 Israelis in three days, while Arafat condemned the bombings and urged action to end them. Zinni arrives with bridging proposal as sides press for cease-fire timing.
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Bush ties US aid to reform at Monterrey summit
President Bush linked more foreign aid to political reform and anti corruption efforts as he spoke at the U N poverty summit. He outlined a new compact for development urging accountability from rich and poor nations alike during talks with leaders including Fox and Chretien amid regional terror attacks and a rising threat from Shining Path in Peru.
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U S Embassy in Sarajevo closes amid threat details emerge
The U S Embassy in Sarajevo shut down all operations after new information intensified precautions following an earlier security report. Officials said the embassy would reopen only when appropriate as authorities reassess the situation. prior closures occurred alongside threats and linked investigations into foreign humanitarian groups and a charity.
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Bombings threaten Cheney Arafat meeting in Egypt
The AP reports Palestinian bombings in Israel impede Anthony Zinni’s cease-fire push and could derail Vice President Cheney’s planned meeting with Yasser Arafat in Egypt next week. The violence, including a West Bank suicide attack and a Jerusalem supermarket bombing, derailed talks Zinni had set for Thursday night. Bush voiced disappointment in Arafat and pledged strong conditions for any cease-fire.
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