Peres offers Palestinians hope for accord talks in Washington
Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres told the Bush administration talks aim to revive negotiations after seven months of violence. He stressed Arafat as a partner and signaled readiness for painful compromises, including no new settlements and extended interim talks toward a broader accord. Violence continued with casualties on both sides as Israeli forces advanced in Gaza.
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U S technicians assess damage to spy plane on Hainan Island
U S civilian technicians from Lockheed Martin spent about four hours aboard the Navy EP-3E Aries II on Hainan Island to inspect engines and airframe. Officials said China likely will not allow the plane to fly out and it may be partially disassembled for shipment off the island.
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EU Leader Persson to Meet Kim Jong Il in Pyongyang
European Union head Persson arrives in North Korea for peace talks amid strains with the United States and ongoing concerns over human rights and missile programs. He is to meet Kim Jong Il, with Chris Patten among the delegation, in Pyongyang during a two day visit.
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May Day Protests Clash With Police Across Cities
Far left demonstrators clashed with police in Berlin and Sydney as hundreds of thousands of workers from Russia to Bangladesh marched in May Day parades. Riot police in Berlin used water cannons while activists pelted them with bottles and rocks, smashed cars, and built flaming barricades despite a ban officials hoped would curb violence.
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