Yeltsin Reclaims Russia's Presidency Amid Health Doubts
Boris Yeltsin took the oath for a second term at the Kremlin Palace, appearing tired and speaking slowly as he vowed to defend democratic freedoms. He faces questions about his health and stamina with Chechnya conflict and Russia's economy pressing for reform, while Communists consolidate in the Duma and the need for rest looms after a grueling campaign.
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Protestants Catholics Prepare March Amid Tensions in Londonderry
In Londonderry protests loom as Protestant Apprentice Boys plan a march along the walls despite barbed wire and security. Catholic demonstrators announce a counter march toward the city center, with authorities sealing sections of the wall to avert violence.
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Buenos Aires General Strike Clashes with Police Dozens Detained
In Buenos Aires police clashed with workers during a 24 hour general strike that halted transport and idled factories. Authorities detained 53 union activists at downtown squares while nine injuries were minor. The move targets President Menem’s austerity as the government seeks to reduce a 2.5 billion annual budget gap.
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Burundi isolation tightens as neighbors weigh sanctions
Rwanda joins other African nations in planning economic sanctions against Burundi after a military coup ousted the government. Tanzania Kenya and Uganda halt air and land shipments, while Ethiopia cuts links. East African leaders weigh a peacekeeping option as the region moves to isolate the regime.
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Nagasaki Marks Atomic Bomb Anniversary Across City
In Nagasaki Japan churches and temples toll bells as 25 000 people gather at Peace Park for a memorial at 11 02 a.m. marking the Aug 9 1945 atomic bombing. Clouds nearly stopped the mission but cleared to allow the strike, nearly sparing the city from destruction.
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Israel uses Syria to rekindle peace talks in region
In Riyadh Egypt and Saudi leaders urged a land for peace framework for Israel talks. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu pressed Syria to return to negotiations, while Syria rejected the latest overtures calling them hopeful sign. Syria maintains troops in Lebanon and Syrian leverage over the Golan Heights factors into regional bargaining.
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Flood disaster at Biescas campsite leaves many dead
In Spain near Biescas a flash flood buried a Pyrenean campsite killing and injuring campers. Rescue workers comb the mud for dozens more missing while 71 bodies have been recovered and about 650 vacationers faced the disaster.
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