Iran votes as Khatami seeks mandate for reform
Iranians cast ballots in a presidential election seen as a likely landslide for Mohammad Khatami. He advocates an Islamic democracy with Western rights and fewer social limits while facing resistance from powerful clerics.
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Four Guilty in Bishop Gerardi Slaying in Guatemala
A three judge panel convicted three military men and a priest in the 1998 killing of Roman Catholic Bishop Juan Gerardi, amid accusations of heavy military involvement. Among the convicted is Col Disrael Lima Estrada, a former chief of military intelligence, blamed as the mastermind to keep the bishop from testifying about wartime abuses.
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Macedonia troops pound rebel positions near Skopje
Government forces shelled rebel positions northeast of Skopje using artillery and planned helicopter gunships in a mop up operation. Prime Minister Georgievski urged destruction of the rebels, saying no political dialogue while they remain, ahead of EU envoy Solana’s visit.
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Rumsfeld pushes NATO line with Russia over ABM treaty
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld carried Washingtons missile defense argument to Moscow and Brussels aiming to persuade Russia that the ABM treaty is outdated. Russian Defense Minister Serge Ivanov warned Moscow could not stop a US move but asked what would replace it as Allied defense ministers began a second day of discussions.
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Prison workers clash with police in Paris protests
Batons and tear gas drove back prison workers blocking jail access in Paris as unions protest safer working conditions. Dozens overturned bins and set tires alight in front of La Sante. The nationwide strike disrupted about 140 prisons after a failed jailbreak left two guards hostage.
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Iraqi diesel flows continue despite cutoff amid UN sanctions
Hundreds of trucks cross from Iraq into Turkey hauling diesel in violation of UN sanctions days after Iraq halted UN monitored oil exports. Traq plans to keep shipments to Turkey while halting UN cleared exports, bypassing international monitors and funding Saddam Hussein's government.
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US presses Mideast cease fire as talks resume
The United States plans new meetings with Israeli and Palestinian leaders after CIA chief Tenet met both sides and a three way security session was set for Ramallah. mediator Burns arrives for talks, while the Mitchell report underpins efforts to halt eight months of violence and restart peace talks. Palestinian and Israeli officials differ on violence cessation and confidence measures.
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