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Posted: Sunday, April 28, 2002

• Language of the Middle East
• Arafat, Israelis Approve U.S. Plan
• TIME: Bush Is Trapped By His Own Instincts (2 pop-ups)
  Try as he might, George Bush is making no progress on the Middle East.
  Here's why
• Israel Bans U.N. Mission to Jenin
• 14 Christians Killed in Indonesia
• Mowlam: legalise all drugs
  Mo Mowlam has called for all recreational drugs
  ­including cocaine, ecstasy and heroin ­ to be legalised and taxed.
• The teenager who became a cold mass murderer
• African crisis: The starving turn to murder in Malawi
  Aid donors and government engage in a war of words
  while famine and brutality stalk a once-bountiful nation
¥ While leading nations fight proxy wars,
> the victims of their excesses starve.
• Slaughter of elephants starts again
  The war against poachers is stepping up as illegal ivory
  floods on to the market once more
• Palestinians Thwart 20 Child Bombers
• Russian President Vladimir Putin Made One Mistake
• Darkness Descends On India, Pakistan
• UN probe: Soldiers to have immunity
• Top CIA official warns next terror attack unavoidable
• U.S. Blueprint to Topple Hussein

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