Differences mark Moscow summit amid reform debate
At Moscow's summit Clinton met with Russian rivals and other leaders to stress broad support for reform beyond Yeltsin. He praised December parliament and June presidential elections while liberal reformer Gaidar urged steady ties and Yavlinsky warned of authoritarianism. Moscow papers mostly cautious, with Komsomollets calling it a failure.
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Yeltsin Clinton Summit Ends With Mutual Respect But No Breakthrough
Moscow talks lasted four hours as Bill Clinton and Boris Yeltsin failed to seal deals on NATO expansion and Iran related nuclear tech. Clinton pressed for openness and a meeting with Yeltsin's rivals while both men avoided limits on Chechnya and Bosnia. They left with sore muscles and cautious optimism about personal rapport over strategic deadlock.
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Clinton Russia trip reported by SUeg NewsLine
SUeg NewsLine summarizes President Clinton's visit to Russia with emphasis on diplomacy and agenda. The report notes discussions with Russian leaders, expected economic talks, and potential impacts on U S Russia relations.
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