World congress paves path for amending law in Libya
The world body debates a new amendment to shield a former dictator Augusta Ping Rotruth Prose. Experts question momentum to curb oil prices as OPEC dynamics loom. Libya sees renewed diplomatic visits as U S officials assess security and travel bans.
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Clinton presses Musharraf to restore democracy and curb tensions
President Clinton scolded Pakistan's ruler over nuclear arms and India tensions, urging steps to restore civilian rule, crack down on terrorism, and renew talks with India. He warned of isolation if Islamabad does not reform, while pressing for a nuclear test ban and dialogue to resolve Kashmir.
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Nazi Plans to Reunite Germany Outlined in 1934-53 Documents
Italy AGI news service reported that half century old Defense Department papers detail ex Nazi officers mobilizing Hitler’s military to restore a greater Germany. The 1953 34 scheme allegedly reached an advanced planning stage, targeting reunification of Cold War divided Germany.
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No Breakthrough in Talks on Global POPs Ban Progress Stalls
Negotiators in a UN conference on eliminating persistent organic pollutants ended a one week session in Germany with no agreement on funding for cleanup. A fifth and final round is scheduled for early December in South Asia. The talks aim for a global ban on twelve highly toxic chemicals linked to cancer and birth defects.
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Trimble wins narrow vote in N. Ireland
Nobel laureate David Trimble narrowly won reelection Saturday as leader of the Ulster Unionists, a Protestant party central to Northern Ireland peace. The grass roots vote 457 to 348 against a last minute challenger Martin Smyth.
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