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HONG KONG KARTENSPIELER

Chinese men play a traditional card game Wednesday, June 18, 1997, in Kowloon, Hong Kong, just 13 days away from the offical handover to China. (AP Photo/David Longstreath)

HONG KONG FISCHER

A vendor on a boat sells food to a fisherman in Hong Kong harbor Wednesday, June 18, 1997. Many Hong Kong fishermen still live aboard traditional Chinese boats. (AP Photo/Franki Chan)

HONG KONG FISCHER

A fisherman sits on the edge of his sampan while fishing during a rain storm in Hong Kong harbor Wednesday, June 18, 1997. Many Hong Kong fishermen still live aboard junks. (AP Photo/Franki Chan)

DEUTSCHLAND BIERGARTEN

Einen Platz an der Sonne geniesst dieser Muenchner am Mittwoch, 18.Juni 1997, mit einer Mass Bier im Englischen Garten. Waehrend bei wechselhaftem Wetter viele im Biergarten den Schutz eines Baumes oder einer Markise vor Regenschauern suchen, hat dieser Mann mit seiner Sitzwahl zumindest fuer Minuten einen Treffer gelandet. Laut Meteorologen soll das Wetter am Donnerstag wieder sonniger und waermer werden. (AP Photo/Frank Augstein)

DSCHIBUTI KAT

A young Djiboutian man looks 11 June 1997 at qat been sold by women in Djibouti. Qat is a narcotic plant, between six and eight tonnes are reportedly imported from Ethiopia every day at a cost of USD 35,000 per day. According to sources here, more than half of Djibouti's adults - nearly the same as the unemployment rate - indulge in this national pastime. Social and professional life revolves around qat, with office workers starting work very early and finising up by 1:00 p.m. - in time for the daily deliveries. (KEYSTONE/-/AFP/Alexander Joe)

IRAN WAHLEN

A Tehran resident reads a magazine in Tehran, Saturday May 24 1997. First unofficial results of the Iranian presidential elections report that moderate Iranian cleric Mohammad Khatami, a former culture minister, had appeared to clinch a landslide victory Saturday over his conservative challenger Ali Akbar Nateq-Nouri. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Darko Bandic)

IRAN WAHLEN FRAUEN

Iranian girls, 24 May in a public park in Tehran, discuss the victory of moderate candidate in Iran's presidential election, Mohammad Khatami. Khatami won 67 percent of the vote on 24 May with more than half the ballots counted, according to official figures. It was his appeal to the young, women and intellectuals which ensured his victory. Youth make up more than half of the country's 64 million population and they are often left out of the conservative make-up of Iranian. (KEYSTONE/- AFP/Patrick Baz)

CHINA HONGKONG UEBERGABE

rTwo Chinese men shelter under an umbrella, below the clock which counts down the days remaining until the return of Hong Kong to China, in Beijing's Tiananmen Square Monday, May 12, 1997. Hong Kong reverts to Chinese sovereignty in 50 days, on July 1. (AP Photo/Greg Baker)

JEMEN SANA'A ALLTAG

Yemeni children beg in the streets of downtown San's Thursday, April 24, 1997. Amid a deep economic crisis and allegations of corruption in the government, elctions are scheduled to take place next April 27 with the ruling General People's Congress party, who have controlled the government for the past four years, expected to win a majority again. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Enric Marti)

ZAIRE KONFLIKT

The flag of Laurent Kabila's rebel force, AFDLC, is flown in the capital city of Kinshasa Sunday April 6, 1997. Residents of the Kinshasa neighborhood of Livulu hang the rebel flag daily to show their support for Kabila, and say they are waiting for an end to President Mobutu Sese Seko's 32 years of dictatorship. (AP Photo/David Guttenfelder)

PALAESTINA WEST BANK BEIT SAHOUR

A Palestinian fixes 02 April a TV antenna on top of one of nine tents set up by Palestinians in Beit Sahour, the hill in front of Har Homa (Abou Ghneim in Arabic), in a protest against a new Israeli settlement being build since last month in historically Arab east Jerusalem. The construction sparked violent protests in the Palestinian territories and three suicide bomb attacks by Islamist radicals.

JUGOSLAWIEN WAHLEN

A long line of tram cars is backed up in central Belgrade Thursday, January 30, 1997 as traffic was brought to a standstill due to university student protest marches against the government of Slobodan Milosevic who cancelled opposition victories in last November's municipal elections. (AP Photo/Santiago Lyon)

BOSNIEN KONFLIKT JUGOSLAWIEN 1994

Bosnian villagers offer a chicken, some plumbing and car parts at an open air market in the outskirts of Tuzla, Thursday, Dec. 7, 1995. The war weary population tries to make ends meet with winter upcoming. American troops are expected in the area to enforce the peace agreement initialed in Dayton , OH last month. (AP Photo/Diether Endlicher)

BOSNIEN KONFLIKT JUGOSLAWIEN 1995

SARAJEVO, BOSNIA-HERCEGOVINA: Enjoying a quiet moment as life returns to normal, an old woman take advantage of the ceasefire by knitting outdoor in a Sarajevo suburb in this 16 November 1995 file picture. EPA PHOTO EPA-Files/Odd ANDERSEN/OA/kr

AGHANISTAN BUERGERKRIEG

Burqa-clad women get into a taxi on a Kabul street Oct. 8, 1996. Wearing the traditional Islamic head scarf is not enough for the hardline Taliban government, they insist on the burqa, which is a head-to-toe covering that leaves only a mesh opening across the eyes. (AP Photo/John Moore)

AFGHANISTAN KONFLIKT TALIBAN 1996

Soldiers of the Taliban religious militia try to look inside the cage of two small monkeys at the Kabul Zoo 12 October 1996. Every day hundreds of Taliban visit the once-frontline zoo to see the few animals remaining after years of factional fighting in the Afghan capital. (KEYSTONE/- AFP/Saeed KHAN/sk/klr)

NORDIRLAND BUERGERKRIEG

A man and child walk past pro Sinn Fein grafitti along the Falls Road in a Catholic neighborhood in Belfast, Tuesday, October 8, 1996. Life goes on as normal in the area but many fear the sectarian violence of the past could return follwing two bomb blasts at the British Army headquarters in Lisburn, Northern Ireland , about 10 miles southwest of Belfast, Monday. No one has claimed responsiblity for the blasts, although they appear to have the makings of the IRA. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Lynne Sladky)

AFGHANISTAN KONFLIKT TALIBAN 1996

A Kabul family striding past a government truck-mounted multi-barrel rocket launcher which is parked 26 September 1996 in the eastern suburb of Microrayan for the ill-fated defence of the Afghan capital. The Taliban captured Kabul early 27 September 1996 morning after government resistance collapsed and frontline troops pulled out with very little fighting. (-/AFP/Terence WHITE/tjw/mc)

CHINA TELEFON ALLTAG

A Chinese woman waits for customers at her small stall, which also doubles as a public telephone booth, on a Beijing street on a wet Monday August 5, 1996. Though Beijing has been trying to upgrade it's communications, the vast majority of public phones in the city are located in small stalls and restaurants. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Greg Baker)