North Korean border guards abduct two South Korean farmers
UN says 12 North Korean soldiers crossed into the southern buffer zone and seized a mother and son in a rice field before returning to the north. South Korea seeks tighter monitoring of U.S. donated food aid after a can label was found on a North Korean submarine.
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Iraq warns UN on sanctions and cooperation with inspectors
Richard Butler, head of the U N Special Commission, said Iraq warned the United Nations it would stop cooperating with weapons inspectors if the Security Council imposes further sanctions. The message was relayed by Iraq’s U N envoy Nizar Hamdoon.
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Yeltsin Defies Bid to Oust Reformers in Government
President Boris Yeltsin rejected communist led parliament’s demand to remove reformers and soften economic policies. He avoided a no confidence vote by offering regular talks and a policy panel, while opponents postponed the vote.
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Italian government defends budget deal after confidence vote
Prodi's center-left government survives a confidence motion in the Chamber of Deputies and later in the Senate after striking a budget compromise with the Communist Refoundation Party. The deal faces criticism from big business over the cuts tied to Italy's euro currency alignment.
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Quebec Town Mourns After Bus Crash that Killed 43
In St Bernard de Beauce a national funeral mass remembered 43 victims of a fatal bus crash on Monday. Prime Minister Chretien and Premier Bouchard attended as townspeople, many of whom lost family or friends, gathered in Saint Bernard’s church and hall.
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Lucien Bouchard
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Plavsic slow to follow Dayton peace agreement
Bosnian Serb leader Biljana Plavsic, once praised by the West, is accused by Western diplomats and U.N. officials of not implementing the Dayton peace accord. She has resisted refugee returns to Banja Luka, delaying the return of about 70,000 displaced Muslims and ethnic Croats, while consolidating power since July.
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NATO troops seize arms in Bosnia Tuzla bunker
NATO led peace force soldiers recovered mines explosives and a napalm precursor in a bunker complex nine miles north of Tuzla in Serb-controlled territory. Maj John Blakeley reported the discovery Thursday.
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