Dalai Lama says China hardening stance toward Tibet
In Oslo the Dalai Lama warned that China has grown more hostile toward Tibet since he won the Nobel Peace Prize. He offered openness to talks, cited Tibet’s exile government in Dharamsala, and reaffirmed nonviolence as central while on a European tour focusing on culture and spirit.
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Fiji president hints at government replacement despite coup
Fiji's president Mara signaled a possible government change even if the parliament siege ends, urging dialogue with the democratically elected leaders while rebels hold more than 20 ministers and lawmakers hostage. Major Gen Rabuka backed talks but rejected rebel methods, as hostage Chaudhry's safety remains guarded amid ethnic-fueled tensions.
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Clinton and Mbeki discuss cheaper AIDS drugs aid push
In Washington, President Clinton met with South African President Thabo Mbeki to advance access to cheaper generic AIDS treatments. Clinton welcomed five drugmakers offering price reductions and urged completing a deal. They also discussed Africa trade, conflicts, and poverty while Mbeki defended cheaper generics amid ongoing patent disputes.
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