8 November 1999
Around the World in 60 Headlines
Afghanistan's
uncivil war
Europe's
Youngest PM Pledges To Clean Up Albania
New
Argentina president to deepen austerity policies
Armenia's
Slain Premier Replaced
Australia's
"Republic" referendum reveals mass disaffection
Child
labour on the increase in Bangladesh
Americas
US drug czar in Bolivia
Britain's
Labour government cuts disabled benefits and gives tax handout to business
Montenegro
endures heaviest bombardment yet; hit reported on Bulgaria
Protests
against the Burmese military junta
Worst
Of Cambodian Flooding Said Over
Canada
Okays 'Morning-After' Pill, Boycott Set
Chile:
Pinochet To Get Medical Test
U.S.
and China Near Agreement On Military Ties
Colombian
Photographer Freed By Rebel Kidnappers
UN
Envoy Says Human Rights Deteriorating In Congo
Costa
Rica says coffee unharmed by rainy season
Colombia
Murderer Suspect in Ecuador
Egypt's
President Mubarak appoints new prime minister to speed up privatisation
France's
Minister of Finance Strauss-Kahn resigns
New
study documents growing chasm between rich and poor in Germany
Turkish
Minority Rights Violated in Greece
Gunmen
Free Candidate's Kin Ahead Of Guatemala Vote
Pope
Preaches Conversion, India Gags Protest
Indonesia
Leader: Economy Recovering
Five
U.N. Powers' Talks Intensify On Iraq
Irish
journalist wins court battle against police
Truffle
Prices Soar in Italy
Further
major corporate restructurings in Japan
'Outside
experts' to help probe Korea massacre allegations
Move
against Egyptians working in Kuwait
Israeli
Jets Hit Lebanon
THE
UNITED STATES AND LIBYA
Mexican
Students, Police In Tense Standoff
Moroccan
industry minister in Bulgaria
US
Temporarily Shuts Embassy In Mozambique
Tibetans
in Nepal mourn 40-year exile
All
candidates in Niger elections pledge to enforce IMF and World Bank
dictates
Nigerian
youths free four Shell hostages, keep two
Clinton
Returns From Mideast Meeting In Norway
Pakistani
autoworkers wage 18-month struggle against Suzuki
2
Helicopters Hijacked in Panama
U.S.
and Allied Wartime and Postwar Relations and Negotiations With Argentina,
Portugal, Spain, Sweden, and Turkey on Looted Gold and German External
Assets and U.S. Concerns About the Fate of the Wartime Ustasha Treasury
US
government preparing for mass arrests in Puerto Rico
Russia
Says Arms Talks Lose Sense Without ABM
Russian
Warplanes Pound Grozny, Chechens Flee
Shell
sees gas-power project in Saudi Arabia
Scotland
Against Nuclear Dumping
Bin
Laden plans to establish a base in Somalia
South
Africa Vows Tough Action In Taxi Wars 
British
court rules Pinochet extradition to Spain can proceed
Sri
Lanka Rebels Capture Two More Towns
Militia
Denies Massacre in Sudan
Sharp
turn to the right in Swiss elections
Thailand
Ad Wooing Investors
The
UN in East Timor: all the trappings of a colonial protectorate
For
Housing, Quake Victims In Turkey Left Out in Cold
Trade
talks could "blow up" says US commerce secretary
Scotland
Yard joins hunt for Uganda tourist murderers
Nuclear
Waste in Sweden - The Problem Is Not Solved!
Venezuela's
Chavez Visits Spain
Vietnam
Flood Toll Nears 400, Millions Hit
Wales
Looking For Star Joneses
