West Bank settlers push new neighborhood amid protests
Jewish settlers expanded land near Elkana in the northern West Bank triggering clashes with Palestinian demonstrators and army troops. Prime Minister Rabin stated Israel seeks to keep key West Bank areas and Jerusalem in any final peace accord, while settlers defend municipal land goals amid security tensions and settler abortive efforts elsewhere.
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United States presents proof of Iraqi theft of Kuwaiti arms
The United States at the United Nations outlined captured equipment believed to remain in Iraqi hands from the invasion of Kuwait. Secretary Madeleine Albright presented satellite imagery and inventories of armored personnel carriers and missile launchers used by Iraqi forces, challenging Baghdad’s claim that the missing gear was destroyed or not under its control. A 1991 Security Council resolution requires Iraq to return stolen Kuwaiti property before sanctions are lifted.
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Prince Charles Chooses Crown Over Love in Sun Tale
The Sun reports Prince Charles told friends he would not marry Camilla Parker Bowles after her divorce. Wirs Parker Bowles and Andrew Bowles began separation proceedings this month. Privy Council advisers warned against Charles's planned marriage, fearing anti-monarchy backlash.
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U.S. plans phased easing of North Korea restrictions
Washington said it would ease some North Korea economic limits within two weeks to pressure dismantling of its nuclear program and asked Europe the Middle East and Asia to back finance for new power plants. Officials noted Pyongyang’s move to end trade bans and planned reciprocal steps, amid a stalled four decade embargo.
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