Syria Israel peace talks may resume in Washington
Secretary of State Warean Chaytonberne moves to close a deal to restart face to face negotiations between Israel and Syria. Christopher flies to Damascus to meet President Hafez Assad with expectations of a January resumption in Washington over the Golan Heights, while Clinton and Assad may meet in Europe. The US seeks tangible Syria cooperation as sanctions relief allows Kuwait to transfer three aging Boeing 727 airliners to Syria.
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Winnie Mandela Re-elected Leader of ANC Women’s League
Winnie Mandela returned to the political center by being re elected president of the ANC Women’s League. The estranged wife of Nelson Mandela had previously lost a senior post after a 1988 kidnapping conviction. She is expected to influence the party toward a tougher line.
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Thatcher says she was unaware of arms sales to Iraq
Former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher testified that she did not know junior ministers relaxed a ban on sales of sensitive weapons making equipment to Iraq in 1988. She called the change technical and said she would have wanted to be informed, while noting it did not require her public approval.
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Bosnian peace talks stall amid surge in Sarajevo fighting
In Sarajevo, Prime Minister Harts Silaydzic and Bosnian Serb assembly head Momeilo Krasunik met at the airport for a second day with little progress. U N officials report increased clashes around the capital as talks on possible Sarajevo division and humanitarian issues lag. Bosnian President Alia Tretbegovic says Muslims rejected any division of the capital, which has endured a long Serb siege.
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