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Posted: Wednesday, May 1, 2002

• Dishonorable Conduct in War
• What About the War Powers Act?
• Arafat Still Angry as Israelis Pull Out of His HQ
• US to work with Saudi Arabia in pursuing Mideast peace
• Annan Cancels Jenin Fact-Finding
• White House Softens Israeli Sentiment
• USA Patriot Act powers prompt second look
• FBI fails to find terror trail
• Iraq and U.N. to Talk Today About Weapons Inspectors
• U.S., British Air Raids Kill 1, Injure 3: Iraqi Spokesman
• Pak-US operation in tribal areas troubles Islamabad
• Syrian mediation between Kuwait, Iraq
• Mubarak criticizes the US strongly
• UN is awaiting formal reply on Jenin, Annan says
• Yasser May Be Free - But Not To Go Home
• May Day '02: Million March in France Against Le Pen
• Brazilian cow clone proves to be all bull
• Insurance policies to slaveholders named
• Two Killed in Philippines Explosion
• Twelve People Wounded in Pakistan
• Iran leader blasts United States, praises bombers
• Arabs demand UN sanctions on Israel
• Zionist Regime Executing Detained Palestinians
• Iran Slams U.S. 'Ill-considered' Terror Charge Against Tehran
• Talks Over Standoff at Church of Nativity Hopeful After 26 Surrender
• Once Again, Al-Qaeda Fighters Give Crack US Troops the Slip
• Israeli Army Admits 'Ugly Vandalism' Against Palestinian Property
• EU calls on US to resist unilateralist 'temptation'
• UN calls off probe after Sharon sets impossible conditions
• Pakistan's Musharraf Wins Easily
• Musharraf basks in triumph
> America's convenient dictator
• Pakistani officials 'told' to turn out for Musharraf
• Pakistanis snub Musharraf bid for respectability
• America must avoid taking action on Iraq
• New blow for September 11 inquiry
• Western Sahara-Morocco War On the Horizon?
• US Asks Japan to Dispatch Destroyer to Indian Ocean
• Three more die in Gujarat attacks
• London prepares for anti-globalisation clashes
• Appeal Court restores 16-year ban on Louis Farrakhan
• Israel defies world opinion by barring UN investigators
• Mossad chief may quit over Sharon
• US diplomat rebuked
  CHINA thwarted attempts by the United States to stray from the agenda
  of a United Nations meeting on the DRC conflict and introduce the
  issue of Zimbabwe’s presidential election on Monday night
• U.S. Sends More Troops To the Afghan Border

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