Last updated on 5/30/03
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 May 29, 2003:
US| World | Afghanistan | India/Pakistan | Iraq | Middle East | Korea | Philippines | Military | Bio/Chemical | Op-Ed
US Headlines:
Jury for Sept. 11 Memorial Is Facing Spirited Lobbying
U.S. Cautiously Begins to Seize Millions in Foreign Banks
U.S. May Lower Terror Lever From 'High'
Bush’s tax cut is a bridge to Democrat votes
US freezes assets of Al-Aqsa Foundation
World Headlines:
Security Worries May Cut French Host Town's Profits
Ex-Albertan helped end hijacking
UN to deploy Congo peacekeepers
Russian defense minister defends nuclear cooperation with Iran
Nepali king accepts prime minister's resignation
Peruvian military police, protesters clash in state of emergency
Afghanistan Headlines:
Two Killed Laying Mine at Ruined Kabul Palace
Canadians prepare Afghan base for peacekeepers
Iraq:
U.S. Searches Crossed Iraq's Threshold of Unrest
Iraqis embrace freedom--even though it starts off messy
As UN weapons team prepares to return, Iraqi nuclear site remains jumbled, menacing
U.S. Commander to Step Up Action Against Iraqi Attackers Washington Post
More US troops to stay in Iraq after rise in violence
US military mistakenly releases Iraqi suspect for mass murder
Pakistan / India Headlines:
Tamil Tigers Reject Sri Lankan Offer to End Impasse, AFP Says
India moving 10000 soldiers to Kashmir border, putting up electric fences
Militants say Pakistan cracks down on infiltration Reuters AlertNet
Kashmiri militants chafe at warmer India-Pakistan ties
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
US Embassy warns of kidnap threats against Americans in Gaza
Egypt welcomes Palestinian PM to Arab-US summit
Abbas briefs Arafat on his meeting with Sharon
Korea:
Philippines:
Military Headlines:
G.I.'s in a Desert Town Face Rising Iraqi Hostility
Bio/Chemical Headlines:
Op-Ed:
Loudmouth moviemakers don’t know their audience
EU advice from the U.S. president would be nice
