Burma's Nobel winner still confined by Burma's junta
Aung San Suu Kyi, 49, leader of Burma's pro democracy movement and 1991 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, remains under house arrest in Rangoon. The junta keeps her detained under a law protecting the state from subversive elements as it advances a slow path to a new constitution. Her family and supporters, including her husband Michael Aris and two sons, have had limited access during occasional visits.
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Trade tensions mount as Gore meets Canadian leaders
Vice President Al Gore met with Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien and deputy premier Sheila Copps in Ottawa amid rising U S Canadian trade frictions. They stressed enduring friendship while acknowledging irritants over wheat, salmon, softwood lumber, and beer market access, with talks aiming for amicable resolution.
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