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News Archives from March 17, 2002:
US | World | Afghanistan | India/Pakistan | Middle East | Military | Bio/Chemical | Investigation | Financial | Features
INS: The Best Defense Is a Good Fence
Experts Question 'Trade-Offs' in U.S. Security
U.S. Embassy Denies Spy Charges
Senators Warn of Possible Warfare
Daschle: Senate May Subpoena Ridge
Remembering duty, honor and country
Darkness by design for amnesty move
House Members Visit Camp X-Ray, Egypt Confirms Its Nationals Held
Nigerian to Appeal Death by Stoning
Russia May Soften on U.S. Weapons
Europe Takes War on Al Qaeda to Courtrooms
Cheney Confers With Bahrainis on Iraq
China rips U.S.-Taiwan contacts
Iran expands ties with many states despite 'axis' tag
Saddam’s
arsenal revealed
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Blair
admits frustration over summit
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Army
Attacks Rebel Camps in Nepal, Killing 61
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Gunmen Kill Colombian Archbishop
A Colombian Village Caught in a Cross-Fire
Sudanese
Foes Give Consent to Relief Aid for Civilians
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U.S. gives 20,000 books to Kabul University
Afghans to Patrol Border; Leader Claims 95% of Taliban in Pakistan
Buzkashi: Sport in Afghanistan
US Promises Millions in Education Aid to Afghanistan
Modest home repaired for former Afghan king
Victory
or Martyrdom. 'So How Could They Retreat So Easily?'
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Pakistan bombing may be the work of militants trying to discredit Musharraf
5 Killed, More than 40 Injured in Islamabad Church Attack
Two Americans Among Dead in Pakistan Church Attack
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Zinni Arranges Security Meeting
Palestinians
Say They Support Attacks on Israelis
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Missile
smugglers try to alter balance of power for Palestinians
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Bloody
end for Palestinian who betrayed Arafat’s man
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Peace
manoeuvres fail to break tempo of Middle East carnage
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Israel, Palestinians Mull Conditions for Ceasefire
Gunman Opens Fire in Israeli Town
U.S. Afghan Operation Comes Under Scrutiny
In
war as in football, the best defense is a good offense
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America's
soldiers live by a code of honor. So should its executives
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Al-Qaeda’s
men slip American troops to fight again
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Military officials are focusing on small pockets of al Qaeda and Taliban
U.S. Join Basilan Rescue Operation While Abu Sayyaf Flees
Bush
Finds That Ambiguity Is Part of Nuclear Deterrence
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Al Qaeda believed to be shifting money
Abu
Anas Al-Liby - 'Most wanted' Al-Qaeda man held in Africa
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Bush Challenge to Kids Raises Millions
