Tiananmen Cracking Down: Hope and Hesitation in China
In Beijing, families mourn, courts overturn protests, and dissidents face jail as China weighs a limited reappraisal of the 1989 crackdown. Analysts see tentative signals from Jiang Zemin but warn the leadership remains wary of reform.
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Red Cross Tour Finds Hunger Crisis in North Korea
A three person Red Cross team on a two week visit to North Korea reported worsening famine and a health care collapse. They saw idle factories, empty kindergartens, and hospitals lacking drugs as aid pledges and a large grain shipment aim to avert a looming starvation crisis for about 4.7 million people.
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