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News Archives from February 25, 2002:
US | World | Afghanistan | India/Pakistan | Middle East | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
In Australia, Clinton urges the United States to act as if it were weak
Ashcroft’s Unconstitutional Problem : This is “cleaning up” Washington?
GOP Congressman Urges Bush to Veto Shays-Meehan
ATF Interpretation Puts Canadian Gun Owners 'Through Hoops'
Tolerance for patriotism demanded by college students throughout the country
Lieberman Not Making Any Friends With Delay of 'No Fear' Bill
Ridge Promises More Information
U.S. eyes Saudi file on terror targets
U.S. Islamic schools face dilemma between assimilation and isolation
Singapore Mosques Open Doors To Non-Muslims
Canada's Prime Minister Denies Rift With US Over Iraq
Blair and Bush to plot war on Iraq
Rumsfeld has doubts about Iraqi inspections by United Nations
Somalian Link Seen to Al Qaeda
Canada’s
Arab Connection : Muslim communities are under scrutiny
Rome
Embassy May Have Been Bomb Target
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America's increasingly hawkish tone since 9/11 is alarming, alienating European allies
In
Tehran Visit, Karzai Appeals to Iran and U.S. to Make Up
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Karzai calls on returning of exiled professionals
U.S. Gives Afghanistan Waiver From Drug Black List
Afghan refugees in Pakistan's tribal areas often find themselves enslaved
Boot camp begins for developing Afghan army
U.S. May Help Deter Afghan Warlords
Behind Confident Front, Karzai's Control Often Illusory
New Afghan Army Starts Training
Hamid Karzai's Smoke and Mirrors
U.S.,
in Pakistan Talks, Seeking Transfer of Suspect in Pearl Case
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Death
of Reporter Puts Focus on Pakistan's Intelligence Unit
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Terrorism, dialogue can't go together, says India's president
Pakistan Orders Chief Suspect in Reporter Case Held 14 Days
Pakistani officials fear tape showing killing of WSJ reporter to be in stores soon
New spate of attacks targets Christians in India
Death
of Reporter Puts Focus on Pakistan's Intelligence Unit
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Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Palestinian Opens Fire At Jerusalem Bus Stop
Israel Considers Tentative Saudi Peace Proposal
Palestinian gunman wounds 10 near Jerusalem
Report shows IDF desertion rate up 30 percent in 2001
Palestinian gunmen open fire at Jerusalem bus stop
Mideast Roadblocks Mar Holiday
Israelis
to Keep Arafat Confined, but Loosen Reins
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Groups Call on Pentagon to Scrap Women's Committee
Fort Bragg soldier killed in ‘tragic’ error : Deputy unaware of role-playing
Robo Warriors and Millennial Weapons
U.S. to Salvage Crashed Copter
Role-Playing Soldier Killed by Deputy
Rumsfeld
Says He May Drop New Office of Influence
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FBI Probing Several Anthrax Suspects
Anthrax suspect worked in U.S. lab
U.S. Relies on Foreign Shield To Safeguard Imported Meat
Charges Delayed in Reporter's Death
War worries, abundant supply keep gas prices in limbo
Insurers fight in court over WTC losses
Relatives of '93 Bombing Victims to Get Support
D.C.'s nonprofits spent public millions with little oversight and few apparent results
Know Thy Enemy : Why they hate us
Misunderstanding America : We’re not the ones with the problems
Party Guy : The barren ex-presidency of Bill Clinton
It's
high noon for the civilized world. Let timorous Europeans go home to their
kids
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They
hate us because their culture is backward and corrupt
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