Milosevic trial witness recalls 1999 Kosovo pillage deaths
A retired farmer testified that Serb forces pillaged Kosovo villages in 1999 leaving bodies of children amid ruins. A Kosovo Albanian physician described Serb police killing two cousins in Sava Reka as prosecutors press the UN tribunal hearing into Milosevic's 66 counts of war crimes from 1991 to 1999.
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U S backs Saudi prince peace plan with conditions
Secretary of State Powell spoke with Crown Prince Abdullah urging continued work on a plan where Saudi recognition of Israel would hinge on Israel giving up West Bank Gaza and part of Jerusalem. Powell noted multiple interpretations of UN resolutions and warned a swap would not be simple.
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Saudi plan sparks new hope for Israeli pullback
Israel weighs a Saudi proposal for a broad Arab acceptance and a negotiating partner beyond Arafat in exchange for a pullback from most 1967 territories. Prime Minister Sharon resists total withdrawal, fearing coalition strains, while Palestinians and moderate Arabs welcome the idea as a path to peace. The spokesman said Israel is trying to determine if the plan is real.
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Bush aides to review aid options for Colombia
Senior White House security aides will meet this week to discuss ways to aid the Colombian military in its long war with FARC. The session comes as Pastrana ends peace talks and orders back a 16,000 square mile rebel zone. Congress must loosen limits since U S aid is restricted to counter narcotics.
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Rebels flee jungle camps as peace bid falters in Colombia
AP reports FARC guerrillas abandoned fortified training camps with classrooms and a Danish vodka scene as government forces closed in after President Pastrana revoked the safe haven area. Rebel commanders retreat deeper into the bush while they destroy bridges and power lines in retaliation.
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