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ITALIEN FORZA ITALIA SILVIO BERLUSCONI

Former Italian Prime Minister and leader of the right-win opposition Silvio Berlusconi addresses demonstrators during a protest in Milan, 03 May. Some 1,000 protestors demonstrated here Saturday against the centre-left Italian government's tight fiscal policies. (KEYSTONE/EPA/Carlo Ferraro)

USA CLINTON ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL

US President Bill Clinton speaks at the dedication of the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Presidential Memorial in Washington, 02 May. The memorial sits on a seven-and-a-half acre park and depicts the 12 years of Roosevelt's presidency. (-/AFP/Joyce Naltchayan)

SCHWEIZ DREIFUSS

Bundesraetin Ruth Dreifuss sprach zu den Massen beim 1. Mai-Umzug 1997 auf dem Basler Marktplatz. (KEYSTONE/Michael Kupferschmidt)

FRANKREICH JEAN MARIE LE PEN

In front of giant painting symbolizing the town of Orange in southern France, one of he four French cities headed by a far-right mayor, France's far-right leader Jean-Marie Le Pen speaks to a 8,000 crowd who attended the National Front party's traditional May Day march used by the far-right to honor Joan of Arc, Thursday May 1, 1997 in Paris. Le Pen said President Chirac should follow the example of Charles de Gaulle and resign if his conservative majority loses legislative elections May 25 and June 1. (AP Photo/Michel Euler)

SCHWEIZ SESSION NATIONALRAT HANS WERNER WIDRIG

Nationalrat Hans Werner Widrig (CVP/SG), am Dienstag, 29. April 1997, in Bern im Nationalrat zum Investitionsprogramm des Bundes. (KEYSTONE/Edi Engeler)

SCHWEIZ SESSION NATIONALRAT JEAN PASCAL DELAMURAZ

Bundesrat Jean-Pascal Delamuraz aeussert sich am Dienstag, 29. April 1997, im Nationalrat zum Investitionsprogramm. (KEYSTONE/Edi Engeler)

SCHWEIZ SESSION NATIONALRAT JOSEF KUEHNE

Nationalrat Josef Kuehne (CVP/SG) am Dienstag, 29. April 1997, in Bern zum Investitionsprogramm. (KEYSTONE/Edi Engeler)

SUEDAFRIKA ANC WINNIE MANDELA 1997

Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, ex-wife of South African President Nelson Mandela, shouts "Amandla" (power) 27 April 1997 during the closing day of the African National Congress Women's League (ANCWL) conference in Rustenburg, a mining town northwest of Johannesburg. Winnie Mandela-Madikizela was re-elected president at the conference by 656 votes to 114, which was seen as a test to her leadership of the ruling ANC women's branch. The results came as no suprise as delegates voiced their support for the woman they still call "the mother of the nation." (KEYSTONE/- PHOTO/AFP/Walter Dhladhla)

HERZOG DEUTSCHLAND

Bundespraesident Roman Herzog gestikuliert waehrend seiner sogenannten Berliner Rede am Samstag abend, 26. April 1997, im Hotel Adlon in Berlin. Vor etwa 200 Gaesten warf Herzog der gesellschaftlichen Elite ein Versagen vor, warnte vor parteipolitischen Machtritualen ohne Entscheidungen und rief die deutsche Nation zum Aufbruch in eine zukunftstaugliche Gesellschaft auf. (AP Photo/ Jan Bauer)

HERZOG DEUTSCHLAND

Bundespraesident Roman Herzog gestikuliert waehrend seiner sogenannten Berliner Rede am Samstag abend, 26. April 1997, im Hotel Adlon in Berlin. Vor etwa 200 Gaesten warf Herzog der gesellschaftlichen Elite ein Versagen vor, warnte vor parteipolitischen Machtritualen ohne Entscheidungen und rief die deutsche Nation zum Aufbruch in eine zukunftstaugliche Gesellschaft auf. (AP Photo/ Jan Bauer)

FRANKREICH ALAIN JUPPE

French Prime Minister and Mayor of Bordeaux Alain Juppe raises his arms during his first election campaign meeting 28 April in Bordeaux. (KEYSTONE/- AFP/Patrick Bernard)

AUSTRALIEN RYUTARO HASHIMOTO

Japanese Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto makes a point during his speech at the Parliamentary Dinner at the Parliament House in Canberra on April 28, 1997. Hashimoto is on a two-day visit aimed at broadening ties with Australia and raising Japan's political profile in the Asia-Pacific. (KEYSTONE/EPA PHOTO/AFP/POOL/Str)

SCHWEIZ AUNS BLOCHER 1997

Christoph Blocher, Praesident der Aktion fuer eine unnabhaengige und neutrale Schweiz (AUNS), spricht an der Mitgliederversammlung vom 26. April 1997 in Bern zu den rund 700 Delegierten. Blocher ging in seiner Standortbestimmung auf die Rolle der Schweizer Regierung betreffend der "Geldforderungen aus New York" im Zusammenhang mit den juedischen Vermoegen ein. Er stellte dabei die Frage, ob die Schweiz erpressbar geworden sei. (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

SCHWEIZ AUNS BLOCHER 1997

Christoph Blocher, Praesident der Aktion fuer eine unnabhaengige und neutrale Schweiz (AUNS), spricht an der Mitgliederversammlung vom 26. April 1997 in Bern zu den rund 700 Delegierten. Blocher ging in seiner Standortbestimmung auf die Rolle der Schweizer Regierung betreffend der "Geldforderungen aus New York" im Zusammenhang mit den juedischen Vermoegen ein. Er stellte dabei die Frage, ob die Schweiz erpressbar geworden sei. (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

USA CLINTON C WAFFEN ABKOMMEN

US President Bill Clinton speaks to reporters 24 April at the White House in Washington DC after the US Senate passed the Chemical Weapons Treaty by a 74 to 26 vote late this evening. The treaty bans the development, production and use of all chemical weapons with the objective of eliminating them entirely within ten years. (ELECTRONIC IMAGE) AFP PHOTO Joyce NALTCHAYAN

FRANKREICH JOSPIN

Lionel Jospin, leader of the Socialist Party, speaks to the public 24 April 1997, a few hours before the first Socialist party electoral campaign meeting ahead of France's upcoming legislative elections.

USA ISRAEL PELEG

Israel's acting ambassador to the United Nations David Peleg addresses an emergency session of the U.N. General Assembly Thursday, April 24, 1997 in New York. The emergency session, the first of its kind in 15 years, was called to discuss recent Israeli moves that have thrown the Middle East peace process into disarray. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)

USA PALAESTINA AL-KIDWA

Nasser al-Kidwa, the Palestinian Liberation Organization's observer at the United Nations, addresses an emergency session of the U.N. General Assembly Thursday, April 24, 1997 in New York. The Palestinian diplomat attacked alleged Israeli violations of the peace accord. This is the first emergency session in 15 years and was convened to discuss recent Israeli moves in east Jerusalem and the occupied territories that have thrown the Middle East peace process into disarray. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)

DEUTSCHLAND PARLAMENT VACLAV HAVEL

Czech President Vaclav Havel during his historic speech at Bonn Parliament Thursday, April 24, 1997. Havel was invited to speak to German parliamentarians as part of a reconciliation process between Germany and the Czech Republic that has failed to develop much momentum during the past several month. "New opportunities for Germans and Czechs to overcome mutual mistrust resulting from World War II must not be wasted", Havel said. (AP PHOTO/Hermann J.Knippertz)

DEUTSCHLAND PARLAMENT VACLAV HAVEL

Czech President Vaclav Havel (center) receives the applause after his historic speech at Bonn Parliament on Thursday, April 24, 1997. Havel was invited to speak to German parliamentarians as part of a reconciliation process between Germany and the Czech Republic that has failed to develop much momentum during the past several month. " New opportunities for Germans and Czechs to overcome mutual mistrust resulting from World War II must not be wasted", he said. (KEYSTONE/AP PHOTO/Hermann J.Knippertz)

FRANCKREICH BULGARIEN STOYANOV

Bulgarian President Petar Stoyanov speaks 23 April 1997 before members of parliament at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg. Stoyanov is here for a official visit.

FRANKREICH JUPPE BAYROU LEOTARD

French Prime Minister Alain Juppe applauds with education minister Francois Bayrou, left, and former defense minister Francois Leotard after his speech to majority parliamentarians in Paris Tuesday April 21, 1997. Juppe launched the conservative majority campaign after President Chirac announced Monday early legislative elections for May 25 and June 1. Juppe promised to adapt France to the times by cutting taxes and matching criteria for a European single currency. (KEYSTONE/AP PHOTO/Remy de la Mauviniere)

FRANKREICH AUFLOESUNG PARLAMENT CHIRAC

French President Jacques Chirac annouces on television, 21 April in Paris, the dissolution of the National Assembly and early legislatives elections in two rounds on May 25 and June 01. (KEYSTONE/-/AFP/DSK)

GROSSBRITANNIEN BLAIR

British Labour Party leader Tony Blair addresses crowds in Chester, England, Monday April 21, 1997, during his campaign tour of the city. The election slogan in background, is on the rear window of Blair's campaign bus. Britain is scheduled to go to the polls in a General Election on May 1. (AP Photo/Sean Dempsey)

ISRAEL CHAIM HERZOG

Israeli Ambassador to the U.N. Chaim Herzog tears apart a copy of a resolution equating Zionism with racism while speaking to the General Assembly on Nov. 11, 1975. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/File)

USA CLINTON CHRETIEN

US President Bill Clinton (L) listens to Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien deliver a speech on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington 08 April. Chretien is on his first official visit to Washington as prime minister. (- AFP/PAUL J. RICHARDS)

USA NETANYAHU

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gestures during a news conference in Washington Monday April 7, 1997. Earlier, after a meeting with President Clinton at the White House, the president declared that Israel should not have to make concessions for the Palestinians to halt attacks on civilians. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)

INDIEN NAM YASSER ARAFAT 1997

Palestinian President Yasser Arafat accuses Israel of declaing war on the Palestinian people and the Middle East peace process during his address to the Non-Aligned Movement ministerial conference 07 April in New Delhi. Arafat, invited as a special guest to the NAM meeting, said the latest Israeli actions "are equal to a declaration of war, not only on the Palestinian people, but also on the peace process." He was speaking ahead of talks between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Bill Clinton in Washington to discuss the peace process. (KEYSTONE/AFP PHOTO)

KUBA KRISE 1962 CASTRO

Cuban President Fidel Castro replies to President Kennedy's naval blockade via Cuban radio and television on October 23, 1962. To defuse the Cuban missile crisis, President Kennedy promised not to invade the island nation, but newly declassified documents show he later retreated from the pledge, fearing Cuba could become an "invulnerable base". The change of heart meant that the U.S.-Soviet understandings that resolved the 1962 crisis were never made permanent. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Str) ======

SCHWEIZ UNO DELEGATION CHINA

Li Baodong, right, alternate head of the Chinese delegation interrupts the speech of Bill Richardson, U.S.Ambassador to the U.N., when he spoke of the violations of human rights in China, during the 53rd session of the Commission on Human Rights at Geneva, Switzerland on Tuesday, April 1st, 1997. At left:Chinese delegate Liu Xinsheng. (AP Photo/Donald Stampfli)

GROSSBRITANNIEN ASHDOWN

Britain's Liberal Democrat leader Paddy Ashdown launching the party's campaign proper at Church House in London his morning 01 April 1997. With the election campaign so far dominated by sleaze, the Liberal Democrats said they wanted to move onto the real issues facing the electorate. Britain will go to the polls May 01st 1997 during general elections. (UK OUT)

FRANKREICH LE PEN WAHLEN

Jean-Marie Le Pen delivers a speech in Strasbourg 30 March,1997 before his re-election as head of France's far-right National Front. Le Pen, 68, the only candidate, was elected on a show of hands by the 2,200 delegates who gave him a long ovation.(-/AFP/Phillipe Huguen)

FRANKREICH LE PEN WAHLEN

Jean-Marie Le Pen delivers a speech in Strasbourg 30 March,1997, before his re-election as head of France's far-right National Front. Le Pen, 68, the only candidate, was elected on a show of hands by the 2,200 delegates who gave him a long ovation.(-/AFP/Philippe Huguen)

FRANKREICH LE PEN WAHLEN

French leader of the far-right National Front Jean Marie Le Pen gestures during the speech he adressed to the 2,200 delegates gathered for the tenth congress of his party in Strasbourg, Sunday March 30, 1997. Fifty thousands people demonstrated in the European Union capital yesterday to protest against Jean Marie Le Pen's party annual meeting. (AP Photo/Laurent Rebours)

USA CLINTON

Under a portrait of George Washington, President Clinton speaks in the East Room of the White House Wednesday, March 26, 1997, where he announced the formation of a commission to look into Americans concerns about managed health care. (AP Photo/J.Scott Applewhite)

TAIWAN BESUCH DALAI LAMA

A sea of monks wearing red silk bands around their foreheads listen to the teachings of the Dalai Lama as he leads 20,000 people in an initiation ceremony 26 March 1997 in Taoyuan stadium. (AFP PHOTO)

TAIWAN DALAI LAMA 1997

Exiled Tibetan spiritual leader, Dalai Lama, gestures while lecturing at a religious rally in an indoor stadium outside Taipei on Tuesday, March 25, 1997. The Dalai Lama will hold another rally Wednesday and will meet with Taiwanese President Lee Teng-hui before ending his first-ever trip to Taiwan on Thursday. (AP Photo/Anat Givon)

SCHWEIZ SESSION NATIONALRAT TONI BRUNNER

Zum ersten mal seit seiner Wahl 1995 hat am Donnerstag, 20. Maerz 1997, der St. Galler Toni Brunner als juengster Nationalrat seinen Auftritt am Rednerpult waehrend der Gewaesserschutzdebatte. (KEYSTONE/Lukas Lehmann)

SCHWEIZ SESSION NATIONALRAT LUZI STAMM

Wehrt sich verbissen gegen das neue Mediengesetz, welches am Mittwoch, 19. Maerz 1997, im Nationalrat zur Debatte steht - der Aarguaer Luzi Stamm. (KEYSTONE/Lukas Lehmann)

SCHWEIZ SESSION NATIONALRAT RUTH DREIFUSS

Bundesraetin Ruth Dreifuss wehrt sich waehrend der AHV-EO-Debatte am Donnerstag, 20. Maerz 1997, gegen die diversen Streichungsantraege von buergerlicher Seite. (KEYSTONE/Lukas Lehmann)

SCHWEIZ SESSION NATIONALRAT CHRISTOPH BLOCHER

SVP Nationalrat Christoph Blocher haelt am Dienstag, 18. Maerz 1997, eine kleine Geschichtslektion im Nationalrat waehrend der Debatte ueber nachrichtenlose Vermoegen und Solidaritaetsstiftung. Dank unserer Neutralitaet seien wir vom Krieg verschont worden - und illustriert es mit einer Europakarte. (KEYSTONE/Lukas Lehmann)

SCHWEIZ SESSION NATIONALRAT COTTI VILLIGER

Vergangenheitsbewaeltigung im Nationalrat. Die beiden Bundesraete Flavio Cotti (l.) und Kaspar Villiger (r.) verteidigen am Dienstag 18. Maerz 1997 die geplante Solidaritaetsstiftung die das Ansehen der Schweiz im Zusammenhang mit ihrer Rolle im Zweiten Weltkrieg aufpolieren soll. (KEYSTONE/Lukas Lehmann)

SCHWEIZ SESSION NATIONALRAT COTTI VILLIGER

Vergangenheitsbewaeltigung im Nationalrat. Die beiden Bundesraete Flavio Cotti (links) und Kaspar Villiger (rechts) verteidigen am Dienstag 18. Maerz 1997 die geplante Solidaritaetsstiftung, die u.a. das Ansehen der Schweiz im Zusammenhang mit ihrer Rolle im Zweiten Weltkrieg aufbessern soll. (KEYSTONE/Lukas Lehmann)

GROSSBRITANNIEN BROWN

British Labour Party finance spokesman Gordon Brown, addresses the party's annual conference in Brighton, England, Monday Oct. 2, 1995. In his speech on the first day of the conference, Brown pledged that a Labour government would cut a controversial tax on fuel bills. (AP Photo/Neil Munns)

NORDIRLAND ADAMS

Undatiertes Bild von Nordirlands Sinn-Fein-FŸhrer Gerry Adams

BOLIVIEN BESUCH CHIRAC DE LOZADA PLATINI

Bolivian President Gonzalo Sanchez de Lozada (C-left) pulls in Michel Platini, co-president of the World Cup France-98 organizing committee, March 15, 1997 as he is being presented to a crowd of 45,000 by French President Jacques Chirac (L) during festivities held at the National Stadium in La Paz, Bolivia, honoring Chirac's visit. (KEYSTONE/- PHOTO/AFP/Gonzalo ESPINOZA)

RUSSLAND LEBED

Alexander Lebed gestures as he speaks at the congress of his Russian People's Republican Party in Moscow, Friday, March 14, 1997. Backing up his quest for power, Alexander Lebed, Russia's most ambitious presidential hopeful, opened first congress of his political party on Friday. (AP PHOTO/Sergei Karpukhin)

SCHWEIZ SESSION NATIONALRAT KASPAR VILLIGER

Finanzminister Kaspar Villiger wehrte sich waehrend der Mehrwertsteuerdebatte am Mittwoch, 12. Maerz 1997 im Nationalrat fuer die Bundeskasse. (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

DEUTSCHLAND GENSCHER

Ex-Bundesaussenminister Hans-Dietrich Genscher bei einem Vortrag auf dem 24. Deutschen Marketing-Tag in Leipzig am Freitag, 18. Oktober 1996. Der FDP-Politiker, der 18 Jahre lang die deutsche Aussenpolitik gestaltet hat, wird am 21.Maerz 1997 70 Jahre alt. (AP Photo/Eckehard Schulz)

ZAIRE LAURENT KABILA

Leader of the Zairean guerrillas who have seized vast swathes of eastern territories, Laurent-Desire Kabila, speaks 11 March 1997 at a rally in Kindu, which was taken by the rebels 10 days ago. Kabila against ruled out a ceasefire before negotiations with the Kinshasa government. Kabila returned 12 March to his headquarters at Goma. (KEYSTONE/AFP/CHRISTOPHE PAREYRE)

USA UNO PALAESTINA AL-KIDWA

Dr. M. Nasser Al-Kidwa, United Nations Palestinian representative, addresses the UN General Assembly 12 March 1997 on the situation in the Middle East involving Israel's decision to build new settlements in East Jerusalem. Frustated by a US veto in the Security Council 07 March, Palestinians and their Arab allies have turned to the General Assembly to apply international pressure on Israel.

DEUTSCHLAND SCHARPING KOHLE

Aus erhoehter Position spricht der SPD-Fraktionsvorsitzende im Bundestag, Rudolf Scharping, in Bonn am Dienstag, 11.Maerz 1997, zu den demonstrierenden Bergleuten und ruft zur Gewaltlosigkeit auf. Zuvor hatten die Kumpel aus Zorn ueber die Absage des Kohle-Spitzengespraeches die Polizeibarrikaden zur Bannmeile gestuermt. (AP PHOTO/Peter Blick)

SCHWEIZ SESSION NATIONALRAT KASPAR VILLIGER

Finanzminister Kaspar Villiger wehrte sich am Dienstag, 11. Maerz 1997, im Nationalrat fuer eine intakte Mehrwertssteuer. (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

RUSSLAND NETANYAHU SYNAGOGE

Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu hold the matzoth in his hand during his speech in Moscow synagogue, 11 March. Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in Moscow late yesterday carrying a reported offer to buy billions of dollars in natural gas in exchange for an end to Russian weapons sales to Iran and Syria. (- PHOTO/AFP/SERGEY CHIRIKOV)

CHINA REN JIANXIN RICHTER

Supreme People's Court President Ren Jianxin gives a report to the National People's Congress in the Great Hall of the People 11 March 1997. In his speech, Ren vowed that the Chinese judiciary will strengthen the country's "Strike Hard" anti-crime campaign which has resulted in more than 2,300 executions since its launch one year ago. (AFP PHOTO/ROBYN BECK)

SCHWEIZ SESSION NATIONALRAT ADOLF OGI

EMD-Chef Adolf Ogi nahm am Donnerstag, 6. Maerz 1997, im Nationalrat in Bern Stellung zu Vorkommnissen in seinem Departement, unter anderem zur vorzeitigen Pensionierung von Generalstabschef Liener und der Affaere Nyffenegger. (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

RUSSLAND JELZIN

President Boris Yeltsin, Thursday March 6, 1997 addressing a combined session of the parliament in a nationally televised address in his most important speech since falling ill eight months ago. Yeltsin pledged a major government shakeup and called for wide-ranging reforms to pull Russia out of its economic crisis. (AP Photo/Alexander Zemlianichenko-POOL)

CHINA CHI HAOTIAN MINISTER

Chinese Defence Minister Chi Haotian gives a speech to the third plenum of the annual National People's Congress on March 06, 1997, at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing. Chi told the parliament that a proposed law on national defence is aimed at "stopping the overthrow of the socialist system by armed rebellion or armed riots and ... heightening vigilance against 'Taiwan independence' and other separatist activities." (AFP PHOTO/AFP/ROBYN BECK)

PANAMA HANDELSMESSE

Puerto Rican governor Pedro Rossello speaks at the inauguration ceremony of the International Commerce Exposition (EXPOCOMER) in Panama City, Wednesday March 5, 1997. The exhibition brings together representatives of some 35 countries in America, Asia and Europe. (AP Photo/Arnulfo Franco)

SCHWEIZ SESSION BUNDESVERSAMMLUNG SAAL

Bundespraesident Arnold Koller spricht am Mittwoch, 5. Maerz 1997, in Bern zur Vereinigten Bundesversammlung ueber das Verhalten der Schweiz im Zweiten Weltkrieg und die aktuelle Krise. (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

KOLUMBIEN SAMPER

Colombia's President Ernesto Samper gives a speech to the nation at the presidential palace in Bogota on Friday, February 28, 1997. An angry Samper said it was part of a U.S. smear campaign against his administration that failed to recognize its unprecedented anti-narcotics efforts. The U.S. announced Friday to reject Colombia as a drug-war ally for a second consecutive year. Colombia was among six countries decertified by the United States, which annually judges the drug programs of 32 drug-transit and drug-source nations. Colombians often say the United States should do more to curb drug consumption at home, rather than blame Colombia for producing most of the worldÕs cocaine. (AP Photo/Fernando Llano)

CHINA CHEN JINHUA REDE

China's Minister in charge of the State Planning Commission, Chen Jinhua, delivers his speech on the second day of the National People's Congress at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, Sunday, March 2, 1997. Three thousand delegates from all over China are attending the two-week annual meeting of China's rubber-stamp legislature. (AP Photo/Greg Baker)

CHINALI PENG REDE

Chinese Premier Li Peng gives his work report at the opening session of China's National People's Congress in Beijing's Great Hall of the People Saturday, March 1, 1997. In a speech laced with references to the economic reforms of the late patriarch Deng Xiaoping, Li pledged cautious steps to revive bankrupt state-run industries. (AP Photo/Greg Baker)

CHINA PARLAMENT SCHLAEFER

Tired delegates doze off during Chinese Premier Li Peng's reading of the government work report during the opening session of the National People's Congress 01 March 1997 in Beijing. China's parliament opened its annual session with a three-minute silence for its late patriarch Deng Xiaoping before getting down to work. (- PHOTO AFP/GOH CHAI HIN/goh/sw)