Last updated on 3/21/04
The war on terrorism news headlines on this page are from yesterday's "News Roundup" section. All archives are available by date from our News Archives Guide.
News Archives from December 12, 2003:
US| World | Afghanistan | India/Pakistan | Iraq | Middle East | Korea | Philippines | Military | Bio/Chemical | Op-Ed
US News:
Expert: Malvo said more shootings of kids planned
Malvo was legally insane, psychiatrist testifies at trial
Congress pushes for larger military
Investigation: Overcharging with Haliburton
Bush Defends Iraq Contract Limits
Six Cubans Guilty in US Court for Plane Hijacking
World News:
Blair sides with Bush in Iraqi contracts row
Schröder, Annan Criticize U.S. Decision on Iraq Contracts
UK: No plans to ban cluster bombs
Two more letter bombs seized in Kuwait
Australia extends Pacific power
German Judge Frees Qaeda Suspect; Cites U.S. Secrecy
Indonesian Christians Once Again Living in Fear
Afghanistan News:
Afghan Commander Arrested in Gunfight
U.S. Says Biggest Afghan Push Fails to Find Rebels
Iraq News:
Saddam's Palace May Be New U.S. Embassy
Hundreds of Iraqis 'killed by cluster bombs'
Suicide bomber wounds American soldiers west of Baghdad
Mortars pound U.S. HQ in Baghdad
Bonfire of faith as mosques go to war
CIA to train Iraqi team in collecting intelligence
Furniture truck used to attack US military in Iraq
Annan Rules Out UN Return to Iraq in Near Future
New Iraqi Army losing nearly half its recruits due to low pay
Pakistan / India News:
Israel / Palestine News:
Palestinian Gunmen Ambush Israeli Worshippers
Palestinian Gunmen Ambush Israeli Van
6 Palestinians Reported Killed in Gaza Clash
Jewish settlers save homes, for now
5 Palestinians die in clashes with Israeli troops
Korea News:
Unconfirmed report of fumes from North Korea's nuclear plant
EU delegation ends North Korea sessions
Philippines News:
Military News:
Bio/Chemical News:
Report: States only moderately prepared to handle bioterror
Washington is among worst-prepared for bioterrorism
Op-Ed / Special Reports:
Thomas L. Friedman: Dubya smashes down the Mideast door
