Divided Swedes debate EU referendum under mixed loyalties
In Stockholm Eva Moberg and spouse Gottfried Grafstrom illustrate a nation split on EU membership as Swedes weigh a pivotal referendum. Polls show 39 percent in favor 36 percent against with 25 percent unsure amid party and family divides. In Algiers a deadly gun battle ends a 24-hour standoff killing Col. Cherif Djelloul and 12 others while authorities reimprison two Islamic Salvation Front leaders Abassi Madani and Ali Belhadj.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Eva Moberg
European Union
Moberg
London
Gottfried Grafstrom
Algiers
Algeria
Cherif Djelloul
Djelloul
Abassi Madani
Islamic Salvation Front
Ali Belhadj
Muslims and Croats Drive On Serb Held Kupres Town
Thousands flee a Serb held town as Muslim led government forces and Bosnian Croat allies mount a coordinated two pronged assault in central Bosnia. Government gains widen the battlefield, while Bosnian Croats reportedly aid the effort near Kupres amid shifting alliances and UN observations.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Bosnia
Kupres
Donji
Tomislavgrad
Bugojno
Paul Risley
U.N
Zagreb
Croatia
the Radio
Associated Press
Arif Pasalic
Aristide Eyes Elections as Haiti Moves Toward Functioning Government
President Aristide meets political leaders to discuss elections as lawmakers again consider his prime minister pick. U S national security adviser Lake surveys the operation to restore elected rule begun with U S troop arrival. Election plans include December balloting for Senate and Deputies. Smarck Michel, 57, is to address parliament about replacing caretaker PM Malval.
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Haiti
Jean-Bertrand Aristide
U.S
Anthony Lake
Aristide
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Smarck Michel
Robert Malval
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