World population to boom again
A United Nations report says world population will continue to grow by about 80 million annually into the next decade despite birth control. The share of those over 65 is rising rapidly while the number of people aged 15 to 24 remains over 1 billion, creating a potential demographic bonus for economies that invest in health education and jobs. The report urges policies to boost retirement funding and adapt social supports to aging populations.
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Riots Force Halt of Troop Pullout in Aceh Province
Indonesian military reversed a withdrawal plan as mass riots surged in Lhokseumawe Aceh province. Soldiers guarded a Mobil refinery and state sites while mobs looted shops and burned buildings in nearby Idi. No casualties reported.
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Omagh attack spurs Irish and British anti-terror bills
Irish and British lawmakers held emergency sessions to debate anti-terrorism measures after the Omagh bombing killed 28 and wounded hundreds. Tony Blair and Bertie Ahern urged quick approval of bills restricting the right to silence and expanding police influence in convictions.
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