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Albania recognises Kosovo: n,r Albanian parliament on Tuesday recognised the "sovereign and independent" republic of Kosovo, the Serbian-controlled Yugoslav province where nearly 90 per cent of the inliabitants arc ethnic Albanians, the Albanian Ata news agency reported, says AFP from Belgrade
The decision followed a secret, referendum held at the end of September among the Albanians in which a large majority declared their support for independence.
The parliament described as "just and legitimate" a decision taken by the Kosovo parliament that defined the province as a sovereign and independent republic "founded on equality and full equality with the other peoples" of Yugoslavia.
Hie Kosovo parliament was suspended by Serbia In July. 1990 but its Albanian members on Monday named a provisional government led by Bujar Bukoshi.
The Yugoslav Foreign Ministry on Monday accused Albania, through Its support of Kosovo's ethnic majority, of flagrant in terferencc. tn the country's Internal affairs
Strike observed in Italy:
per cent of Italy's workforce joined a general strike on Tuesday hailed as a great success by Trade Unions battling government austerity plans, reports Reuter from Rome.
Tens of thousands of workers marched in demonstrations throughout Italy to demand that Prime Minister Guulto Andreotti drop a 1992 plan aimed at tackling a crippling budget deficit
Public transport was halted and some essential services were hit. although unions representing health workers and firefighters limited their protest to one hour
The (bur-hour stoppage was called by the Cgll. one of Italy's three main union groupings which account for some 14 million workers It said more than 80 per cent of workers had downed tools.
Today s strike gives a precise message to the government and to (the bosses' confederation) You can't run away, you must assume your responsibilities. Cgll. General Secretary Sergio D’Antoni said tn Milan at the day's biggest protest, which drew an estimated 80.000 people
Koirala's visit to Delhi postponed: The planned official visit of Nepalese Prime Minister Glrija Prasad Koirala to New Delhi 1ms been postponed for about a month because of India s upcoming by elections, a senior foreign ministry official said Tuesday, reports AFP from Kathmandu
Koirala and Iridian Prime Minister PV Naraslmha Rao are scheduled to meet beforehand tn Colombo during the forth coming sixth summit of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) in Colombo November 7 9, the official noted
Koirala was to have visited New Delhi for five days from October 27 with Minister for Communications and Water Resources Basu Rlsal and Minister for Commerce Gopal Man Sharestha
Sharestha was to have signed new bilateral treaties on trade and transit of goods and a separate agreement on con trol of unauthorized trade to and from India
Mass grave found in Mongolia: a mass grave has been found in Mongolia containing the remains of thousand* of Buddhist monks executed under hardline Communist rule during the 1930*. according to the BBC. reports AP from london
The British Broadcasting Corporation said one of it* docu mentary team* filmed the discovery of the grave this fail on the outskirts of Moron, in northwest Mongolia near the Soviet border It aald the grave contained more than 5.000 bodies
Demonstration* last year forced the Mongolian Communist*. who had ruled since 1*24. to surrender their absolute grip on power rhe first multiparty elections were held In July August 1990
Since then, there has been a great revival of Buddhist worship which was restricted and at times banned during seven decades of Communist rule Only one monastery was operat Ing In early 1990 but dozens ha^e since reopened and the Buddhists have formed their won political party
The death toM from that time has been widely estimated at 35.000 but thousands of others were also reported missing and the figure may actually be far higher, the BBC reported
Barron said each victim tn the mass grave had been shot through the head
Castro to join summit in Mexico Cuban President Fidel Castro arrived in Mexico Tuesday to meet the president of Mexico Venezuela and Colombia. who reportedly hope to push the Communist leader toward democratic reforms, report* AP
Mexico s President Carlos Salinas de Gortart issued a sur prise announcement eartier tn the day that the Cuban leader would take part In the Group of Three summit that starts Wednesday on this resort island off the Yucatan Peninsula
The Group includes Salinas and Presidents Cesar Gaviria of Colombia and Carlos Andres Perez of Venezuela.
UK Islamic Party to contest MP seat: Britain* Islamic Party said on Monday M would field a candidate in next years general election in a bld to put a Muslim in Parliament for the first time reports Reuter from London
A spokesman for the party founded in 1989 said Hany Nasr a doctor would contest a seat in the northern English city of Bradford which is home to Britain • largest Muslim population of about 80.000 people
Bradford North is currently held by the Opposition Labour Party The Islamic Party came fourth In a by electJon in the usr seat test November caused by the death of its previous Labour irrrrixr of parliament