Palestinians clash with Israeli troops in Nablus protests
In Nablus Palestinian rioters faced tear gas and rubber bullets as Israeli troops dispersed stone and bottle-throwing mobs. In Tel Aviv about 20,000 Israelis demonstrated against West Bank policy, while protests spread to Bethlehem Hebron and Gaza. Five Arabs and one Israeli died in the unrest.
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OPEC considers extra emergency session over pressure on Nigeria
OPEC President Mana Saeed Oteiba said ministers may hold another emergency meeting under Article 4 if oil companies pressuring Nigeria do not change their stance. Vienna decisions aim to cap output at 18 million barrels daily and defend a $34 benchmark, with Saudi Arabia pledged to cut 500,000 barrels daily. Nigeria’s production reportedly halved to 630,000 barrels daily amid pressure for $31.50 instead of 5.50.
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New party shocks Britain in pivotal Glasgow vote
In Glasgow Hillhead the Social Democratic Party won a special election seat as the alliance with the Liberal Party reshapes British politics. Analysts note the centrists may hold the balance of power after the 1984 general election potentially pushing for proportional representation.
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Bangladesh vows return to democracy after coup
Martial law chief Lt. Gen. Hussain Mohammad Ershad said he hopes to restore democratic rule within two years. In a news conference at army headquarters he cited rampant corruption and deteriorating law and order after seizing power last week in a bloodless coup and named Mohammad Chowdhury as ceremonial president.
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