NATO forces mass near Karadzic home in Pale
NATO armored carriers and a helicopter moved toward the home of former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic in Pale, signaling force amid anti NATO sentiment after a July 10 raid. An American soldier was slightly injured in one of four overnight explosions targeting foreigners. Karadzic, charged with genocide, remained at large.
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Foreign troops begin to depart Albania amid chaos
Nearly 300 Italian soldiers pulled out of Albania on Saturday with thousands more to follow. Rome hoped to leave earlier but winds delayed them. Eight nations sent about 7,000 troops to help secure aid shipments and maintain order after the January pyramid schemes collapse and parliamentary elections.
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Suu Kyi honors father on 50th Burma assassination anniversary
In Rangoon Burma pro democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi marked the 50th anniversary of her father Aung San's assassination at his white marble mausoleum. Despite house arrest and military restrictions she attended the tribute, seen as a sign of her father's enduring prestige in the nation.
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