North Korea Rejects Libya Style Nuclear Concessions
North Korea said it would not follow Libya's lead on giving up weapons of mass destruction, insisting the United States’ stance and global pressure would not alter its determined approach. KCNA cited US manipulation of Middle East cases and stressed peace comes only through strength.
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Israel backs off plan to absorb Falash Mura migrants
Israel slows commitment to take in Falash Mura Ethiopians amid cost concerns and a weakened economy. Cabinet ministers oppose expanding the 300 monthly admissions and critics warn of large, uncertain influxes while many claim Jewish descent. Ethiopian Jews in Israel worry about stricter limits and the motives of some claimants.
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Libya to pay 170 million to families of 1989 bombing
Libya signed a 170 million compensation accord in Paris with families of victims from the Sept. 19, 1989 UTA airliner bombing over Niger. The deal, linked to Seif el-Islam Gaddafi's foundation, follows Libya’s recent overtures to shed its rogue-state image and parallels the Lockerbie settlements.
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