Israelis debate harsher interrogations after bus blast
Jerusalem officials disclosed the mastermind of Monday’s bus bombing remained in custody when the attack occurred. Shin Bet agents used violent shaking to obtain confessions after the blast, while Prime Minister Rabin criticized limits on interrogation authority. Betselem warns of sleep deprivation and beatings used to extract information.
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Jordan criticizes Iraq on television amid palace shakeup
In a rare televised address, Jordan's leader condemned Iraqi policies and its invasion of Kuwait while pledging vigilance at the border. The speech aired as internal rifts surfaced with Gen Hussein Kamel's defection, signaling regional tension during a fraught moment in Middle East politics.
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Zaire halts forced refugee repatriation after appeals
Thousands of wary refugees drift back to camps along the Zairian border as Zaire stops deportations to Rwanda and Burundi following appeals by the United Nations. Aid workers urge refugees, mostly women and children, to return to camps where food water and medical care are provided, with about 173000 refugees affected.
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Ash clouds threaten flights as Montserrat erupts
In Montserrat and Alaska, volcanic activity prompts warnings to keep planes clear of ash. American scientists monitor the danger while past eruptions like Redoubt in 1989-90 shut down all four engines on a KLM 747, forcing a rapid descent. Drafting ash clouds have damaged over 80 airliners in 15 years.
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British to parole most Northern Ireland paramilitary prisoners
Belfast Ireland British government will parole most paramilitary prisoners after they serve half their sentences. Patrick Mayhew expected to announce this at Queen's University. About 130 prisoners to be released by year end, roughly equal republican and loyalist inmates. Sinn Fein criticizes the move as minimalist while the Irish government and mainstream politicians welcome the decision.
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