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 Wednesday, Aug 08, 2001


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Macedonia
Macedonia peace hits new snag
Skopije
Efforts to cement a peace deal between Macedonia's majority Slav and minority Albanian parties has hit a new snag.
International diplomats said Slav negotiators have demanded that Albanian National Liberation Army rebels must disarm before a proposed peace deal goes to parliament for approval.
The hitch came after a positive day in which it was felt the last major hurdles to peace had been jumped and NATO announced it could quickly deploy troops in Macedonia to help in any cease-fire agreement ...
USA
Harlem street jam welcomes Clinton to new office
New York
Proclaiming Harlem as his home Monday, former President Bill Clinton said he wants to help revitalize the largely African-American district and use his new office there as a base for a global initiative to fight AIDS and poverty.
"What I'm going to do here is to try to help promote economic opportunity in our back yard, in our country and around the world," Clinton said in a speech that resonated with political ...
Russia
Moscow low and slow for N. Korea's leader
KHABAROVSK
One thing can be said with absolute certainty about the latest mission to Moscow being undertaken by reclusive North Korean leader Kim Jong-il: it is right on track.
After midnight the lights went out in the Khabarovsk railroad station, and Russian guards with rifles stood on the ready.
Then, just before 2 a.m. ...
Peru
Peru's Toledo swears in as president, vows to fight poverty
Lima
Promising to fight to improve the lot of the nation's poor and to root out corruption, Alejandro Toledo was sworn in Saturday, becoming Peru's first elected president of Indian descent and returning the country to democracy after 10 years of autocratic rule by Alberto Fujimori.
In the war against poverty, "I'll dedicate ...

Vietnam
Reform talks progressing, says Myanmar
Hanoi
HANOI, Vietnam -- Myanmar's foreign minister insists that landmark talks with opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi are making progress and says Western sanctions would only push the country towards poverty, not democracy.
In an ...
Italy
Volcanic ash closes Sicily's airport
Sicily
MOUNT ETNA, Sicily -- The authorities in eastern Sicily have been forced to close the main airport as emergency crews battle to halt lava flows from Mount Etna.
It was the second time in as many weeks that flights into and out ...
Peru
Toledo: From shoeshine boy to president
Lima
Peru's President-elect Alejandro Toledo will be inaugurated , a year after enduring smear campaigns in a battle against the autocratic regime of ex-President Alberto Fujimori.
Toledo, an economist who overcame poverty to earn a doctorate from Stanford University, said his top priority will be to improve the plight of Peru's poor. He says his preparation for the job started when he was 8, shining shoes in the streets of the northern coast city of Chimbote.
"It was at that age that I earned my first doctorate in economy," he told reporters Friday. ...
Africa.
AIDS in Africa
John Christensen
In coming to grips with AIDS, the worst health calamity since the Middle Ages and one likely to be the worst ever, consideration inevitably turns to the numbers.
According to estimates from UNAIDS, an umbrella group for five U.N. ...
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