U.S. vows change of African policy

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Sec of State Warren Christopher announced that Pres Bill Clinton intended to promote human rights and democracy in Africa, instead of basing policies solely on the interests of the US or USSR. The US and other industrialized nations planned to offer aid to South Africa.

South Africa, Economic assistance, Foreign economic assistance, Africa

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U.S. warns on chemical arms plant

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Defense Secretary William Perry announced while meeting with Egyptian Pres Hosni Mubarak that the US would not let Libya build an underground facility that the US reports is a chemical weapons plant. The US wants support from Egypt on this matter.

Middle East, Egypt, Egyptian foreign relations, Libya, Chemical weapons, Libyan foreign relations, Mubarak, Hosni, Perry, William J.

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Germany, France to form a 35,000-strong military corps

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France and Germany announced plans to form a joint military force of 35,000 troops outside the authority of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). US and UK officials fear the new European Corps may undermine NATO.

Europe, Germany, France, Military aspects, German foreign relations, French foreign relations

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