Bosnia sees nationalist gains but rejects return to war policy
Bosnia's top international official says weekend nationalist gains do not signal a return to the 1990s war policies. Social Democrats lose ground in the Muslim-Croat region as Western reformist parties warn aid and cooperation could hinge on policy shifts. In Trinidad Tobago, voting aims to end racially divided politics as Manning faces Panday. In Kashmir, India and Pakistan trade artillery leaving four Indian soldiers dead. In Germany, Chancellor Schroeder names Wolfgang Clement to push labor reforms in a new coalition.
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Basdeo Panday
Srinagar
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Jammu- Kashmir
Associated Press
Berlin
Gerhard Schroeder
Germany
Wolfgang Clement
North Rhine Westphalia
Schroeder
Greens Party
Israeli Gaza raid kills 11 in Khan Younis tanks and missiles
In Khan Younis Gaza Strip, Israeli troops backed by tanks and helicopters raided a crowded street. At least 11 Palestinians were killed and 110 wounded, with deaths ranging from 14 to 52. Israel says militants were present. witnesses dispute this. International reactions condemned the high casualties.
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Hamas
Israel
Gaza
United States
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Abdel Aziz Rantisi
Washington
State Department
Richard Boucher
U.S
Javier Solana
European Union
Weizman Shiri
Yisrael Ziv
Wissam Abdeen
Walid Sabah
Abdullah
Abdeen
Ziv
Associated Press
Nasser Hospital
Joint operation cracks illegal immigrant smuggling ring
Canadian U S police arrested 15 people in a large scale smuggling ring moving South Asian migrants through Toronto Montreal and Vancouver to the United States. The core group operated from the Toronto area using forged passports and safe houses with crossings at Windsor Niagara Falls and Fort Erie.
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U.S
South Asia
Canada
United States
Montreal
Vancouver
British Columbia
Steve Martin
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Martin
Windsor
Niagara Falls
Fort Erie
Ontario
Niagara and
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Weapons inspectors begin month of training in Vienna
U N inspectors start a month of technical training for a possible new mission to Iraq to inspect Saddam Hussein s weapons arsenal. Blix says over 200 inspectors trained, aiming for 250 plus, with training running to November 8 and involving 50 inspectors from 25 countries.
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Austria
U.N
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Hans Blix
International Atomic Energy Agency
Baghdad
Blix
U.N. Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission
Ingrid Lehmann
Nikita Smidovich
United States
Britain
U.N. Security Council
Saddam
Kofi Annan
United Nations
Mohammed al-Douri
Leaders push offensive as Ivory Coast battles rage
In Bouake the government presses an all-out assault on rebel-held territory, with troops advancing and civilians fleeing. Rebels report heavy losses while claiming stubborn defense. officials promise rapid liberation within 24 hours. Both sides cite fierce fighting across eastern Bouake and northern Korhogo corridors.
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Ivory Coast
Bouake
Yamoussokro
Moise Lida Kouassi
Kouassi
Korhogo
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