Ethiopia pushes deep in Somalia Ogaden conflict nears full-scale war
Ethiopian forces crossed 32 miles into Somalia's Ogaden, prompting fears of a regional war. The AU urged a cease-fire as heavy fighting and air attacks continued. Somali authorities and international observers expressed concern, with reports of Cuban and Soviet involvement and calls from Kenya and Egypt for restraint.
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Daniel Arap Moi
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Horn of Africa
South Yemen
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State Department
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Ethiopia
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Rebuilding the Falklands After War Ends
Stanley faces a large garrison, mine clearance, and rebuilding as 2,500 troops prepare to depart. Airfield extension to 4,000 feet aims to handle transports and fighters. Water, power, and housing repair. sheep industry disrupted. Rex Hunt prioritizes economic revival with international aid and investment.
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Falkland Islands
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Argentina
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IMF Team Seeks Way to Help Argentina Pay Debt
A five member IMF mission met with Argentine officials to map a path for repaying a $35 billion foreign debt amid soaring inflation and shrinking reserves. Officials cited unemployment around 15 percent and inflation near 125 percent as pressures mount.
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UPI
International Monetary Fund
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