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"People were shot, bleeding and lying on the ground"
By Mike Head, 28 November 1998
An unstable new coalition in Japan
By Peter Symonds, 28 November 1998
Export-ban on British beef to Europe lifted
By Barry Mason, 28 November 1998
European Agriculture Ministers voted on November 23 to lift the ban on exports of British beef.
How can film art proceed?
By Paul Bond, 28 November 1998
Dogme 95 is a group of Danish directors, pre-eminently Lars von Trier and Thomas Vinterberg. To challenge themselves as filmmakers they adopted a set of 10 rules, 'The Vow of Chastity'.
Law Lords ruling on Pinochet reverberates around the world
By Chris Marsden and Julie Hyland, 28 November 1998
The House of Lords ruling on Wednesday November 25 to allow a Spanish warrant for the extradition of former Chilean dictator General Augusto Pinochet to proceed has created a political and legal minefield. Whatever happens in the next days, weeks and months, the fallout from the Law Lords legal finding will reverberate around the world.
London Jubilee Line strike ends
By Mike Ingram, 28 November 1998
Striking electricians voted Friday November 27 to accept a peace plan aimed at settling the two-week unofficial stoppage on the Jubilee Line extension to the London Underground.
Quebec drug plan caused deaths
By François Legras, 28 November 1998
Some interesting films on US television, November 28-December 4
By Marty Jonas (MJ) and David Walsh (DW), 28 November 1998
Victim of Stalinism protests at threats
28 November 1998
Workers Struggles Around the World: Asia, Australia and the Pacific
28 November 1998