Riots in Gujarat Kill Dozens as Hindu Muslim Clashes Erupt
Violence across Gujarat leaves at least 58 dead with 50 Muslim homes burned in Ahmadabad. Hindu mobs loot shops while police and National Army deploy to restore order after rioters attack Muslim neighborhoods and train attacks trigger further clashes.
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Madagascar declares martial law amid protests and strikes
President Didier Ratsiraka imposed martial law after two months of strikes and violent protests cost the economy an estimated 12 million dollars daily. He fired the Antananarivo governor, placing the military in charge to restore order as rival Marc Ravalomanana asserts victory but faces a runoff.
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South Korea sticks with sunshine policy amid North Korea rifts
President Kim Dae-jung reiterates a patient pursuit of the sunshine policy despite North Korean denunciations and a tense regional backdrop. U.S.-North Korea talks remain frozen as March joint exercises approach, while Washington continues food aid to the North.
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