Bosnian Serbs reject UN peace plan plea in Sarajevo
Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic rejected an international peace plan after a meeting with UN envoy Thorvald Stoltenberg. Stoltenberg described his mission as urgent as the UN pressed Bosnian Serbs to accept a plan. Milosevic in Belgrade seeks to push Serbs toward agreement while Croatia and the Muslim-led government already accepted arrangements for a 51-49 distribution.
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NATO chief Woerner 59 dies of cancer in Brussels
NATO Secretary-General Manfred Woerner, who steered the alliance through the post Cold War shift, died Saturday at age 59 from cancer in his Brussels home. Spokesman Francois Lesage said there were no immediate plans for a successor. Defense Secretary William Perry called him tireless for peace and security.
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Mass Exodus Fears Rise Over Rwanda Crisis
Government leaders and U N officials rushed to southwest Rwanda as more than a million flee toward Zaire amid fears of renewed killings. Aid groups rushed food and medical supplies to Bukavu while U N leaflets promise peacekeepers, but tensions rise over protection and numbers at the border.
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Students clash with police at pro North Korea protest in Seoul
In Seoul police used tear gas to block about 5000 students aiming to join a pro North Korea rally marking Korea's liberation. Authorities deployed 22,000 police. 79 people were arrested as clashes occurred near Eunkook University before organizers postponed the event.
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Church calls on Filipinos to protest Cairo U N conference
Philippine Catholic leaders mobilize about 1 million parishioners to protest a United Nations population conference in Cairo, arguing overpopulation solutions threaten women’s rights and church authority. The rally tests the church amid rising defections to sects and a recently elected Protestant president.
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