Ireland approves Maastricht treaty to keep European union alive
Irish voters on Friday overwhelmingly backed the Maastricht treaty, a key step toward a common currency and coordinated policy on defense and foreign affairs. The pact, named for the Dutch town where negotiated, faced rejection in Denmark and requires ratification by all 12 European Community members this year.
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Japan unveils mock FSX fighter with Zero lineage hope
Japan shows a mockup of the FSX aircraft four years in planning as officials promote it as a modern support fighter that could echo the famed Zero. Critics mark the comparison as indiscreet while authorities avoid ties to World War II militarism.
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Russia finds no POW evidence at Stalin era camp
A nine member Russian American commission visiting a Pechora Stalin era labor camp reported no signs that American prisoners of war were held there. U.S. Embassy official William Davine said work will continue and the report will be released after full analysis. The delegation's trip followed Yeltsin's disclosure that American POWs might still be held in the Soviet Union.
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IAEA says Iraq refuses to disclose nuclear supply links
U N officials say Iraq has not revealed suppliers and sources of parts and technical help for its uranium enrichment program. Hans Blix of the IAEA says the agency still does not know which countries assisted Iraq in developing materials intended for bomb making.
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