Latin American leaders seek rescue at Portugal summit
At Oporto leaders from 19 nations joined Spain and Portugal to urge the Group of Seven to act to head off a global recession. The draft declaration warns that market turmoil requires quick reforms to prevent local troubles from becoming a world crisis. President Cardoso calls Brazil and China dikes of resistance amid widening turmoil.
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NATO Extends Kosovo Peace Deadline and Monitors Arrive
NATO planes circled Kosovo as a 2000 strong monitoring force began arriving, signaling steps toward Yugoslav troop pullback. Milosevic faced a new until Oct 27 deadline extension while clashes continued between Serb forces and the Kosovo Liberation Army amid humanitarian relief efforts.
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German army bids farewell to Helmut Kohl in grand ceremony
Germany’s army held a history rich ceremony in Speyer to honor Chancellor Helmut Kohl as the first ex leader invited to the Grand Ta ns ceremony. Kohl, voted out last month, recalled German unification in 1990 and voiced horror at the ongoing Balkans war.
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Talks on Kashmir See Brief Hopeful Talks Between India and Pakistan
Pakistan and India met in Islamabad as Foreign Secretary Shamshad Ahmed and Indian counterpart K Raghu_nath discussed the 51-year dispute. They agreed to keep talking despite long odds amid months of tension and bloody exchanges between the two nations.
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Nobel winner uses new standing to criticize IRA
Nobel laureate David Trimble arrives in Belfast after learning he will share the Nobel Peace Prize with John Hunte. He presses the IRA to begin disarming as required by the Good Friday Agreement amid continued delays. In Kabul, a rocket attack kills three, wounds four, with missing children as fighting reports surface of a potential Taliban setback in Takhar province.
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Saudis urge Taliban to deport bin Laden
U S and Saudi officials pressed Mullah Omar in private talks in late September to hand Osama bin Laden to Saudi Arabia for trial or execution. The Taliban refused, while Washington sought intercession from Pakistan and spoke with bin Laden’s relatives.
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