Travel warning over Algeria violence issued by State Department
The State Department urged U.S. citizens to avoid travel to Algeria due to high risk from terrorist attacks on ports trains and airports. Those who travel should use maximum caution and follow security protocols used by embassies and oil companies.
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U S pushes for decisive Middle East talks by May 1999
After a year of meetings and delays the United States seeks clear decisions in New London as Prime Minister Netanyahu rejects a 13 percent West Bank withdrawal while Arafat accepts the plan. Tensions rise as both leaders gamble against Washington and a May 5 1999 deadline looms for final borders and statehood.
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Fifty years after Israel war birth, Nasser’s legacy endures
The piece recalls Gamal Abdul Nasser’s rise from the 1948 Faluja battle to Egypt’s upheaval, linking his leadership to Arab nationalism and the Free Officers. It notes his death in 1970 and the lasting split in the Arab world, while Israel marks half a century of independence and evolving peace.
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Lagos security tightens after deadly protests
Soldiers and police roamed Lagos southwestern streets Sunday to avert a repeat of Friday rioting that left seven dead. Roadblocks guarded main avenues and government buildings as hundreds of troops occupied the city while residents resumed daily routines and cleanup efforts after the clashes with United Action for Democracy.
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