Royals conflict spills into public view on heir to throne
A Tribune summary of a royal family dispute surrounding Prince Charles and Prince Philip. Reports say Philip’s allies spoke openly about tensions with Charles as the Daily Telegraph runs a detailed account with Buckingham Palace's quiet pushback. Buckingham Palace denied the specific portrayal and reiterated it does not reflect the duke's views.
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Yugoslavs move toward Milosevic extradition for war crimes
Belgrade authorities signal steps to extradite Slobodan Milosevic to The Hague as they draft a war crimes extradition law. The UN tribunal has charged Milosevic with crimes against ethnic Albanians in Kosovo in 1999, while Belgrade had cited abuse of power and sought local legal basis before handing him over.
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Clinton cites Northern Ireland peace process risks in Belfast remarks
Former President Clinton urged persistence in the Northern Ireland peace process during a Belfast speech. He warned against discarding imperfect gains after 11 Protestant deaths in 1987 and noted debates over 1998 accord while a Catholic Protestant government remained fragile amid ongoing tensions. He warned against public discouragement and drawing parallels to stalled Middle East talks.
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Macedonian Offensive Rages Near Vaksince Center
Government forces press a major push toward the northern insurgent stronghold of Vaksince as artillery and rebels clash. Dozens are reported killed amid ongoing operations to clear border villages near Kosovo. army spokesman Col Blagoja Markovski notes overnight clashes across several northern areas.
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Pakistan agrees to talks with India on easing conflicts
In a breakthrough, Pakistan welcomed India's surprise offer to talks on easing tensions with India’s two nuclear powers. Pakistan criticized India for canceling a Kashmir cease-fire, saying it allows Indian troops to act freely in “state terrorism” against Kashmiris. The acceptance signals a major shift after a two year lull amid past wars since 1947.
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