Somalia Welcomes New President Amid Postwar Rebuilding
President Abdiqasim Salad Hassan returned to Mogadishu to lead Somalia’s new government, vowing to restore security and rebuild a nation scarred by a decade of factional fighting. He emphasized peace as essential while facing militia power, a nascent police force, and 2,300 gunmen enrolled in stabilization camps.
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Milosevic Still Plotting Comeback After Ouster
Yugoslavia’s ousted strongman Slobodan Milosevic remains in Belgrade with Mirjana Markovic, directing loyalists in security and politics. New government has yet to arrest him, while analysts warn of attempts to destabilize and obstruct post‑uprising reforms.
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