Trinidad & Tobago on US & UK Terror Watch
Posted: Monday, December 2, 2002
Bush warns Saddam over inspections
Bush - prepared to intervene if Iraq does not comply
He said that a regime that fired on US and British planes patrolling the skies over Iraq was not taking the "path of compliance".
'Equipment missing' at Iraq arms site
The inspectors said the Iraqis claimed some of the equipment had been destroyed in allied bombing raids, and some had been transferred to other sites.
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¤ Israel Applies 'Nuremberg Laws' on Non-Jews
¤ Growing Peace Movement's Ranks Include Some Unlikely Allies
¤ America twitchy as Israel weighs response to attacks
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¤ Wars Change History
¤ U.S. Warplanes Bomb Northern Iraqi Site, AGAIN
¤ Deadly raid on Basra overshadows arms inspections
> The US and UK are continually bombing Iraq, UN silent
¤ India Voices Pakistan Nuke Fear
¤ Sharon dismisses 'two states' remark
Ariel Sharon has repudiated an unprecedented statement by Israel's ambassador to the United Nations which accepted that Palestinians should have their own state.
¤ Amnesty attacks UK dossier on Iraq torture
¤ T&T Carnival dragged into 'War and Terror'
¤ Kenya says it won't give Israel evidence from Mombasa attacks
¤ Kenyan leader heads for terror talks
President Moi is to have talks in London and Washington as the investigation into the Mombasa attacks continues.
¤ Kenya hampers Israeli probe of attacks
¤ Two Palestinians killed in Gaza raid, criticism of Mossad "failure"
¤ Palestinian killed, 20 hurt in Jenin; gunman killed in Gaza
¤ Fiji coup plotters armed by Israeli ambassador
¤ Bali attacks' 'mastermind' welcomes death penalty
¤ Australian 'first strike' talk upsets region
¤ Indonesia blasts Aussie PM over preemptive strikes idea
¤ Night of the living dead
¤ Sniper Case - True Lies?
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