West Bank autonomy talks targets July 25 signing
Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres and PLO leader Yasser Arafat push a delayed West Bank self rule accord toward completion by July 25 after missing July 1 deadline. Christopher offered to host a Washington signing, signaling nearing implementation of the 1993 accord's second phase.
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Zapatista rebels press for wider Mexico democratization
Indian rebel leaders in Chiapas demand stronger democratic reforms and end to political repression in a public statement during talks with the government. Officials call the stance belligerent while mediator notes a respectful tone as talks pause for procedural matters ahead of a fourth round.
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Japan tightens security after poison gas found
In Tokyo police boosted patrols on trains and subways after cyanide bombs were found in Kayabacho and Shinjuku stations. The devices, intended to release lethal gas, could have killed thousands if activated. Authorities linked the incident to fears over the Aum Shinri Kyo cult, though officials denied immediate links.
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Chinese premier voices displeasure over Clinton through Kissinger talks
Li Peng told Henry Kissinger in Beijing that China will not misread its mild response as weakness and urged Washington to repair ties after strain over trade human rights and Taiwan. Beijing has withdrawn its ambassador canceled talks on missile and nuclear tech. The U S China Association delegation included Haig and Hills.
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Seoul moves to tougher safety law after department store collapse
Seoul officials push stricter rules as rescue work ends with 128 dead and over 300 missing at the Sampoong Department Store. Investigations show bribes and illegal additions, with nine officials in hiding and calls for accountability. The disaster harms South Korea’s credibility as lawmakers open the National Assembly session.
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