British Prime Minister visits Poland, Hungary, Czechoslovakia

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United Kingdom Prime Minister John Major on May 25-29, 1992, made state visits to Poland, Czechoslovakia and Hungary. Major used the visits to promote free market economic reforms in those countries. The UK is scheduled to assume the rotating presidency of the European Community in Jun 1992.

Poland, Polish foreign relations

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IRA bomb destroys London bus

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The IRA claimed responsibility for a Feb 18, 1996, bus bombing in London, England, which killed one person and injured eight. Authorities believe the bomb may have exploded prematurely. The IRA resumed its bombing campaign in early Feb 1996, after an 18-month cease fire.

Negotiation, mediation and arbitration, Political aspects, London, England, Northern Ireland, Crime, Irish Republican Army, Peace treaties, Bombings

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Czechoslovakia diverts flow of Danube River: agrees to settle dispute with Hungary

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Czechoslovakia and Hungary have reached an agreement to implement steps that could lead to resolving their dispute over the Gabcikovo hydroelectric project in Czechoslovakia.

International aspects, Water rights

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