Macedonia fights insurgents near Skopje amid ceasefire claims
Police say about 15 rebels opened fire near Tetovo and Terovo, sparking clashes that left one dead and wounded at least 14. A NATO ceasefire between rebels and Belgrade appears to hold, while authorities weigh a nationwide state of emergency. Ethnic Albanians form a significant portion of the population.
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IRA says it in contact with disarmament panel
The IRA said it is in contact with a disarmament panel and that a representative had face to face talks with the commission headed by the national de Castelain. It added that the government established under the peace agreement could be set aside if the disarmament issue is resolved.
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Court upholds bail for Pinochet after house arrest
In Santiago the Court of Appeals upheld Judge Guzman’s ruling granting Augusto Pinochet freedom on a 3430 dollar bail after 43 days of house confinement. The court dropped homicide and kidnapping charges tied to the Caravan of Death but held Pinochet must still answer cover up charges for failing to report the crimes.
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Ecuadorean town welcomes U S servicemen in Manta
In Manta the port city with 200000 residents locals cheer a U S air base deal to aid anti drug efforts. While Quito and others voice unease, merchants and townspeople anticipate millions in spending as Ecuador seeks to ease a deep economic crisis.
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North Korea warns United States amid thaw talks
North Korea issued its strongest warning to the United States since relations began to thaw after a landmark regional summit. Pyongyang blasted the Bush administration over missile defense plans and pledged revenge if confrontations escalate, while South Korean officials faced disappointment as cabinet meetings were canceled on short notice.
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