Thousands rally for peace amidst Jerusalem clashes
More than 15,000 Israelis, Palestinians and Europeans gathered for a peaceful human chain around Jerusalem's Old City walls, but police twice used tear gas and rubber bullets. Demonstrators linked hands, sang for a Palestinian state, and 50 people were arrested as clashes near Herod's Gate erupted.
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Bishops urge Vatican to turn Noriega out
Panamanian bishops urged the Vatican to hand over Gen Noriega amid tensions over his fate. They called him the author of abominable crimes and insisted on guarantees for a fair trial, personal safety, and the death penalty exclusion. The Vatican signaled no handing over to U.S. authorities.
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Cold deaths climb past 75 in India and Bangladesh
Reports say at least 75 people died of exposure across northern India and Bangladesh over three days as temperatures near freezing left the homeless vulnerable. Bangladesh toll rose to 44 since Wednesday with nine more deaths reported Friday in Dhaka. Rescue teams also reported a major avalanche in Switzerland affecting six skiers on Mt Simplon Tegi, with bodies recovered. In Uganda, Sudanese forces reportedly attacked Oraba border post, killing one soldier and advancing into Ugandan territory.
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Ex-South Korean president Chun returns to testify in parliament
Former president Chun Doo hwan ends a year in exile and travels to Seoul to face charges of corruption human rights abuses and misconduct during seven years in office. He arrives at the National Assembly after a four hour drive from a temple retreat and attends a private dawn prayer before greeting about 150 ruling party members.
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