Last updated on 1/23/03
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 January 22, 2003:
US| World | Afghanistan | India/Pakistan | Iraq | Middle East | Korea | Military | Bio/Chemical| Investigation | Financial | Features
US Headlines:
Roe was a breathtaking power grab by the Supreme Court
Women deserve better than abortion silence and spin
Search of Saudis' home continues
FBI searches Saudis' former home
95-year-old plans considered at WTC site
World Headlines:
Growing resistance to Iraq war from Germany, France
Bush scolds U.N. member nations on Iraq
France won't support another resolution against Iraq anytime soon
In Moscow, a test case for government accountability
Afghanistan Headlines:
Iraq:
U.S. Anti-War Delegations to Leave to Iraq
Iraq says U.S. drone shot down; military disagrees
White House fights to convince UN that Iraq military action may be necessary now
Pakistan / India Headlines:
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Police: Soldiers sold sizable amount of weapons to PA
Warnings of pending terror attacks abound after car bomb thwarted
State Prosecution: No escape from charges for source of Sharon leak
IDF blows up two weapons caches, demolishes five West Bank buildings
IBA chief pulls plug on interview by predecessor about Bar-On affair
Cairo talks to stop terror attacks back on as Hamas, Jihad agree to attend
Israeli Forces Beat AFP, AP Photographers in Nablus
Korea:
North Korea Asserts No Nuke Ambitions as U.S. Mulls U.N. Sanctions
U.N. may take up North Korea nuclear dispute
How South Korea's view of the North flipped
Military Headlines:
Top Gen. Says U.S. Military Ready for War
Bio/Chemical Headlines:
Smallpox plan delayed a month; Florida has questions about risks
U.S. to Deploy Bioterror Alert System
Investigation Headlines:
Grand jury indicts teen in sniper killings
Financial Headlines:
Feature Articles:
Why won't Colin Powell support Iraq's democrats?
The U.N. Human Rights Commission is worse than a joke
War could fray unity against Al Qaeda
