World: Warlord’s death prompts three arrests in Yugoslavia
Yugoslav police say three suspects, two current or former officers, were arrested a week after Serb warlord Arkin was killed in a hotel lobby. The arrests target possible gangland motives amid the investigation. Meanwhile an IAEA mission arrived in Baghdad for nuclear site inspections, the first since 1998.
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EgyptAir chief says victims families to share 115 million
EgyptAir chairman notes about 115 million in insurance payouts will be divided among victims families in the Flight 990 crash. His earlier November figure of about 2 million per family contrasts with the current total. An EgyptAir spokesman could not explain the discrepancy.
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India Pakistan clash on Kashmir border leaves up to 10 dead
India and Pakistan traded gunfire and accusations on the disputed Kashmir border on Saturday. Both sides blamed each other for an attack that left as many as 10 people dead, highlighting ongoing regional tensions.
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Noboa assumes Ecuador presidency amid crisis turmoil
Vice President Gustavo Noboa takes power after a three man junta collapses under US pressure, ending Jamil Mahuad’s brief presidency. Ecuador faces 60 percent inflation, 7.5 percent GDP contraction, and mass poverty as unrest and a radical Indian movement challenge Noboa.
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