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News Archives from April 5, 2002:
US | World | Afghanistan | India/Pakistan | Middle East | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
Flight 93 families to make first pitch at opener
Legal Action Pursued to Put Anti-Reno PAC Out of Business
'9-11' says a lot about America; Slang term means we're moving on
Daschle Attacks 'Out Of State' Money While Raking It In
Let’s get serious about border control
Bush
bends. Now he'd better break Saddam
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Why
did America turn to hardball justice?
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The
president seeks peace without abandoning principle
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Terror failure: S.F. not ready; Months after 9/11, to-do list remains to be done
American Muslims React to Bush's Statements on Middle East
Political correctness warpath; more on the name game
Senate delays action on unpopular amnesty provision
GOP reaps gains from president's popularity
Syrian President Al-Assad calls for actual peace, not peace on papers
Bush calls Taiwan 'Republic of Taiwan'
Five
Detained in French Synagogue Attack
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Lebanon
Attempts to Secure Border
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War On Terror Leads To Party Split In New Zealand
Mideast to Top Bush-Blair Retreat
Two Koreas Approaching Agreement
Blair left stranded by Europe-US rift
Georgian authorities fret over Islamic sect
Defence Minister's trip highlights challenges to Afghan government
In Afghanistan, Cash Offered for Dead Westerners
U.S. says it has received more 'credible threats' against allies in Afghanistan
Afghan Leaflets Offer Reward for Killing Peacekeeping Troops
Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, a feared Pashtun warlord, had most of US billions
Afghans admit wrongly detaining many suspects
Karzai Among Plot's Targets, Authorities Say
Coup scheme foiled in Afghanistan
Suspected Al-Qaeda terrorist Mohammed Afroz gets bail in India
11 including NC leader, 5 terrorists killed in J&K
Musharraf pledges democracy for Pakistan
Security beefed up in N Bengal following blast in train
1 killed, 6 injured in fresh violence in Gujarat
Eight hurt in West Bengal bomb blast
Vajpayee describes Gujarat carnage a national shame
First Ever Extradition of Indian Citizen to United States
Were Sudanese pilots arrested in Peshawar planning a terrorist attack?
Farrukh Saleem: Are things no longer good between Washington and Islamabad?
Angry
and Ashamed, Indian Prime Minister Tours Riot-Torn State
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Uzbekistan says Pakistan harboring al-Qaida members
United States assures help to Pakistan in fight against extremism
Expulsion of Muslims a 'Blunder': LTTE
Al Qaeda Suspect Mohd Afroz Granted Bail in India
United States / Pakistan team up to capture suspected al-Qaida, Taliban members
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
U.S.
Envoy Meets Arafat; Israeli Offensive Goes On
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Israeli
Forces Kill Alleged Suspect in Passover Attack
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Palestinians will not yield to US pressure, says Hamas leader
Bush faces foreign territory in Middle East negotiations
Israeli, Palestinian reaction to Bush speech
Najam Sethi: Palestinian martyrdom won’t be in vain
A free-market Israel has every right to defend itself
Arafat & the Palestinians are wholly responsible for the violence in the Mideast
Evangelicals are Israel’s best friends
Analysis: President taking a gamble in sending Powell
With Israel's armed forces occupied and political pressures high, Pentagon pulls out
Hurdles such as Jerusalem, right of return seem no closer to resolution
Bush dives into mess he couldn't avoid
UN Adopts Third Mideast Resolution
Hamas looks with pleasure at success of terror bombings
Rules of the Mideast's Wild West
Israel Blocks West Bank Hospitals
Attacks Gut Palestinian Self-Rule
Hezbollah Accused of Destabilization
Besieged Priests Accuse Israeli Forces of Trying to Storm Nativity Church
Palestinians Dismiss Bush’s Accusations Of ‘Their Elected President’
Mending the minds of the 'martyrs'
Israel's tourism industry sustains economic shocks
Israel tightens hold in Nablus
Coast Guard plans to cut number of sea marshals
Troops Guarding Prisoners at Guantanamo Bay Furious at Coddling of Terrorists
Generals' Apathy; The Pentagon's appalling record on "friendly fire."
Army study suggests U.S. force of 20,000 needed for Mideast
Stay alert to anthrax danger, Aurorans warned
New
Case of Anthrax Is Tied to Bare Hands
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CA biochemist had prior convictions; twice violated radioactive materials laws
Radioactive matter found in Westminster, California home
Nuclear terrorism: Facts and fantasies
U.S.
Moves Taliban Prisoner Born in America to Virginia
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Judge Rejects Closure of Terrorism Hearings
Yasser Esam Hamdi, Second U.S. Taliban Status Vexes Officials
Interrogators paint a picture of the man on trial for murdering Daniel Pearl
Daniel Pearl Murder Trial Adjourns
British-born Islamic militant's lawyer wants more proof from Pakistan
Muslim countries urged to boycott United States
Iran calls on Muslim oil producers to cut supplies to supporters of Israel
Aid for Families of Pre-WTC Heroes
Postal Service Plans Major Overhaul
Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad : My definition of terrorism meant for discussion
Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad : Reject negative western values
Wars are not as rare as lasting periods of peace
