Rwanda's War Wounds Echo Through a Refugee Camp
In Kigali survivors like Theresa Nyilimana endure the civil war’s toll, tending injured children at King Faisal Hospital while recalling family losses. The Hutu government and Tutsi rebels have left over 200,000 dead, and Nyilimana’s own daughter was killed as she sheltered in Remera stadium.
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Truce collapse delays refugee move in Rwanda crisis
UN call to relocate 600 refugees from Kigali was halted as a new truce fractured quickly. France may deploy more troops, bringing European support to about 1,000 soldiers. The unrest will worsen humanitarian needs amid displacements and a rising AIDS crisis impacting the population.
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Japan faces leadership vacuum as Hata resigns amid unstable politics
Tokyo awaits a new prime minister after Tsutomu Hata's resignation ends a fragile Liberal Democratic rule. The short lived leadership raises questions about Japan's ability to handle emergencies and participate in July summits with Clinton and the G7. The crisis follows a year of political turmoil and a yen surge impacting imports.
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Clan fighting leaves 30 dead in Mogadishu clash near UN
In Mogadishu two Somali clans fought with mortars and automatic weapons around the U N headquarters and airport. About 30 Somalis were killed and 300 wounded. Three foreigners including two U N peacekeepers were slightly hurt by stray bullets.
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Presidential forces launch major assault near Kabul
Afghan president Rabbani's army bombed and shelled rival Islamic factions outside Kabul in a sustained offensive. After a day of intense combat, authorities claimed progress amid six months of daily clashes that have killed about 2,000 people, injured 20,000, and displaced 500,000.
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Fragile cease-fire teeters near collapse in Bosnia
Sarajevo report says Bosnia's fragile cease-fire neared collapse as the United Nations failed to convene Bosnia Serb and Federation leaders to salvage the pact. The truce, in effect since June 10 for an expected month, faced heavy artillery fire from the north as UN officials urged talks.
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Close election likely in low spirits Ukraine
Ukraine faces a tight presidential race as Leonid Kravchuk, the former Communist boss and current favorite of nationalists, competes against six challengers. With 2 million unemployed and salaries under 20 dollars, the weak economy dominates the campaign. Main rival Leonid Kuchma vows rapid fixes through economic union with former Soviet states and closer Russia ties. Polls show Kravchuk and Kuchma neck and neck at about 30 percent.
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