Last updated on 4/20/03
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 April 19, 2003:
US| World | Afghanistan | India/Pakistan | Iraq | Middle East | Korea | Military | Bio/Chemical| Financial | Op-Ed
US Headlines:
Oklahoma City bombing victims remembered in ceremony
Seven POWs Rescued in Iraq on Their Way Home
Bush Urges Prayers for US Troops on Easter, Passover Holiday
World Headlines:
Schroeder Regrets Words That Hit U.S.-German Ties
Painting believed stolen from Iraq seized by Jordan
Syria tightens restrictions on Iraqis
Three killed in Burundi rebel attacks
26 Rebels Killed and Many Weapons Captured Indiana
At Least 7 Iraqi Leaders Believed to Be in Syria
Ivory coast army attacked by terrorists
Afghanistan Headlines:
Iraq:
Water, Electricity Top List of Iraq's Needs
Iraqis Suffer, Show Enterprise Amid Baghdad Chaos
U.S. Holds Iraqi Minister, Hopes to Trace Billions
Soldiers meeting daily with locals on rebuilding Baghdad
Explosion wounds 4 U.S. soldiers, child in Iraq
Shiite Pilgrimage to Test U.S. Control
Iraq's former finance minister arrested in Baghdad
U.S. Says Iraqi Police Made Latest Arrest
Iraqi crowd tells US to leave; protesters call for elections, Islamic rule
Saddam Gone, but Middle East Economic Woes Remain
Pentagon Expects Long-Term Access to Key Bases in Iraq
Pakistan / India Headlines:
India's PM makes offer to hold talks with Pakistan
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Israeli Army Enters Refugee Camp
Palestinians: Cameraman killed in West Bank clash
Israeli army stages Jenin incursion
Israeli Soldier Kills a Journalist in the West Bank
Korea:
EU's Patten Says N. Korea 'Danger to the World'
Military Headlines:
U.S. Marines Start Leaving Baghdad, Army Takes Over
Freed U.S. POWs Leave Germany and Fly Home
Bio/Chemical Headlines:
Financial Headlines:
AMR Union Threatens New Vote on Cuts Deal
Op-Ed:
Iraq is only the beginning: Lessons from the battle against communism
Even with Saddam gone, the world must disarm Iraq
