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China rebukes US SC icm™ rebuke the US Supreme Court on Thursday for ruling that the American government may kidnap criminal suspects from abroad in disregard of International law. reports Al’ from Beijing.
"Every country should strictly abide by the recognized principles of International law when dealing with criminal offenses between states.' a Foreign Ministry statement read tn full.
The ruling Communist Party newspaper, the People's Dally (Renmin Ribao), denounced the ruling In a commentary headlined "Absurd Decision."
"Respecting other countries sovereignty and independence Is a basic principle of International relations,' it said. Marrack leaves for Cambodia: Marrack Goulding, the UN Under Secretary-General in charge of Peacekeeping, leaves for Cambodia Thursday help get the peace process back on truck, diplomats said, reports Reuter from United Nations.
Guerillas with the Khmer Rouge, one of four Cambodian factions, have continued sporadic fighting for territory In violation of a major peace pact lo end decades of warfare.
The Khmer Rouge has been sharply criticised by Yasushi Akashi. Head of the UN Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTACT, Ibr refusing to take part tn the crucial second phase of the peace plan.
The second phase requires the Khmer Rogue group its fighters tn cantonments and disarm themselves along with the Phnom Penh government and two other rebel factions.
12 killed in copter crash: A helicopter carrying medical aid to the Georgian region of South Ossetia crashed on Wednesday on Ihc Russian side of the border, killing an estimated 12 people on board. Itar-Tass News Agency reported, says Reuter from l.ondon.
Tass. monitored by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), said the helicopter flew into a cliff al Rogskiy Pass in Russia's North Ossetia, scattering bodies over 200 yards (metres).
A rescue plane found a survivor and flew him back lo Ihc North Ossetian city of Vladikavkaz but he died on the way. The plane was unable to recover any other bodies due to deep snow.
Tass said a rescue party was due to fly out to ihe site of the crash.
2 sons of Maxwell held > Kevin and Ian Maxwell, the two sons of the laic publishing tycoon Robert Maxwell, were arrested Thursday morning, Ihc British national news agency Press Association reported, says AP from London.
Maxwell adviser Larry Trachtenberg was also arrested by police working with Ihc Serious Fraud Office, Press Association reported, quoting police sources.
The Serious Fraud Office, a government agency, is investigating the disappearance of hundreds of millions of pounds from Maxwell pension funds. The three men were taken lo east London's Snow Hill police station for questioning, the news agency reported.
Robert Maxwell, whose international publishing empire included the London newspaper the Daily Mirror and New York's Daily News, was found dead in the sea off the Canary Islands on November 5. He had been cruising In the area In his yacht.
Bus collision leaves 45 dead: a military bus and a tractor-trailer collided and caught fire Wednesday near a Mediterranean port, killing 45 and injuring 17. police said AP reports from Cairo.
The accident occurred about 20 miles (30 km) west of Mersa Matruh, officials said. Several military installations arc In the area, about 110 miles (180 km) from the Libyan border.
The dead included 39 military and six civilians, the injured 14 military and three civilians. Most of the bodies were reported badly burned. All the civilians were on the tractor-trailer.
The bus carried 53 vacalionlng military men on their wny lo the coastal city Alexandria and lo Cairo from Salouni, on the Egypt-Libya border.