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News Archives from November 26, 2002:
US| World | Afghanistan | India/Pakistan| Iraq | Middle East | Military | Bio/Chemical| Investigation | Financial | Features
Algeria: Slain Militant Was Al Qaeda
Officials: Al Qaeda-linked extremists planned to attack in Singapore
Moderate Muslim voice falls silent
Indonesian army stalls murder inquiry
Uzbekistan: Country remains key humanitarian corridor to Afghanistan
Nigeria's Obasanjo Defends Shari’a, Blames Press for Miss World Riots
Terror-Funding Claims "Outrageous, Irresponsible": Saudi Ambassador’s Wife
South Korean Students Break into U.S. Army Headquarters
U.S. Seizes Weapons Cache in Afghanistan
Afghanistan releases Pakistanis accused of Taliban links
Rockets Slam Into Eastern Edge of Kabul
Afghan filmmakers go behind, beyond the burqa
Restoring education in Afghanistan
Afghan FM lays groundwork for regional security meeting
Kabul Adds Western Style at a Price
Hans Blix has little reason to find Saddam's weapons
Weapons inspectors to start work Wednesday
U.S. hopes to clamp down on Iraq imports
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Israel Kills Child, Abducts 9 Palestinians, Raids Central Gaza
Israel to Receive New Patriot Missiles, Asks U.S. for $10 Billion
Nasty stomach virus runs rampant aboard third cruise liner
Suspected Islamic militants nabbed in connection with Richard Reid
Economy grows at brisk 4 percent rate
Economist Says War With Iraq Could Play Havoc With Economy
Bush Signs Terror Insurance Bill
US launches plan to abolish key tariffs
President Bush's push for tax cuts signals a return to supply-side economics
Bush makes it cheaper to run clean factories. So why are the greens so mad?
How to be friends with an antiwar nut
Full text: bin Laden's 'letter to America'
