Helicopter crash in Angola kills general and 24 others
A military helicopter near Ndalatando, 125 miles east of Luanda, killed 25 people including frontline commander Jose Domingues Ngueto. Bad weather blamed, search for the black box under way as officials confirm casualties.
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Foot care warning encourages professional diagnosis
The notice advises against self diagnosis and treatment for foot problems such as a broken toe. It stresses early professional attention to prevent costly, extensive treatment later and invites readers to call for an appointment.
Police arrest 16 in Mexican massacre over land dispute
In Oaxaca, army troops and state police rounded up 16 suspects after a massacre near Santiago Xochiltepec left 26 sawmill workers dead. Authorities labeled the attack an act of vengeance tied to a federal land ruling overruling competing claims by Santiago Xochiltepec and Santo Domingo Teotomulco. Survivors described a violent ambush on a dirt road as gunmen hunted workers returning home. Coffins lined the municipal building as relatives mourned.
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Diplomats push July Mideast peace conference amid fighting
Diplomats from the United States and Europe press for a July international Mideast peace conference to halt 20 months of violence and restart talks. Solana targets late July. Peres and Sharon caution that any breakthroughs must come from Israelis and Palestinians, not the conference. Israel widens West Bank raids in Nablus with over 60 arrests as Tenet and Burns plan regional visits. Arafat signals possible elections and cabinet cuts amid reforms. A bomb detonation near Dugit signals continued security threats.
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Palestinians fear land seizures amid West Bank controls
In Salfit and surrounding areas, the Israeli army quietly seizes privately owned Palestinian land to shield troops from militants and to establish buffers near Jewish enclaves. Documents obtained by the AP show potential fence lines and separation zones that critics warn could fragment the West Bank and hinder a viable Palestinian state.
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