Italy votes to abolish its electoral system
Rome reports a political upheaval as Italy moves to end proportional representation, aiming to trigger early elections amid a corruption scandal. Bomb attacks in Milan Rome and Florence add pressure as parties including Democrats and Socialists face upheaval.
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Security Reinforcements Mobilized in South African Townships
Johannesburg reports government dispatching police and army to Katlehong and east of the city amid a wave of violence. More than 120 Black residents have died since Saturday as security forces clash with protesters during a funeral procession. Mandela cut short a trip and urged an urgent meeting with President F. W. de Klerk after returning from fund raising in Taiwan and Malaysia.
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Middle East talks back on track amid U S mediation push
Secretary of State advocates direct talks return as he meets Israeli and Palestinian leaders and travels to Jordan for talks with King Hussein. Aide says Washington aims to salvage peace process and reassess weapons support while pledging humanitarian aid for Lebanon.
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Israelis seek another trial for Demjanjuk
Jerusalem reports mounting pressure for a new Nazi war crimes trial of John Demjanjuk after a U.S. court suggested his extradition may be flawed. An Israeli defendant lawyer pledged to submit new documents to press for retrial and ensure justice.
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UN reports soldiers defect to Khmer Rouge amid Cambodian rifts
The United Nations says hundreds of soldiers defected from Cambodia’s new armed forces to the Khmer Rouge guerrilla group amid internal discord. Three factions that won the most seats in the U.N.-organized elections in May formed a united army against the Khmer Rouge last month, bringing further tension to the region.
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