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Posted: Wednesday, May 15, 2002

• US Hails Revamped UN Sanctions Against Iraq
• Poll Finds Majority Of Israelis Would Accept Palestinian State
• Sharon signals no policy change in tough speech
• UN: Israeli Restrictions Hamper Aid Programs to Palestinians
• British soldiers hit by mystery fever in Afghanistan
¥ It's not mysterious, it's called bomb for PR fever
• Arafat commits to Palestinian reform
• Arafat faces growing anger over siege deals
• UN: Annan to draft report on Israel's West Bank operations
• George Bush? He's nice but dim, says crown prince
• Notorious Sunni militant killed in shootout in Pakistan
• Afghan general says U.S. nabs former Taliban commander
• Far-right values gaining more acceptance across Europe
• Kashmir Raid Seen Derailing U.S. Envoy's Peace Push
• Philippines President orders more troops to fight terror
• India dangles $4.3 billion arms carrot before US
• Saddam deploys tanks to avert Kurdish uprising
• Protests Turn Ugly as Pro-Palestinian and Pro-Israeli Forces Face Off
• Israeli held over link to Jewish bomb plot in East J'lem
• Land stolen from Palestinians, Israeli group charges
• Musharraf facing serious challenge over hardline 'guest fighters'
• Russia "blinked" on arms to save summit treaty - US
• At Least 30 Killed In Raid in Kashmir
• Arafat to make unexpected address to Palestinian Leg. Council
• Accused Priest In Baltimore Shot
• Israel Cancels Emergency Reservist Call-Ups
• US Plans a High-Tech Kashmir Border to Keep Peace
• Arafat faces growing anger over siege deals
• Renegade Rattles Israeli Nuke Program
• China and US at odds over embassy's Korean refugees
• Voting Enthusiastic in First Sierra Leone Post-War Poll
• Use of Race in Law School Entry Upheld
• Arafat faces growing anger over siege deals
• Chavez tells of telephone tip-off that helped him turn back coup
• Secret report by the U.S. Department of State
• Military Coup - Myth or Reality
• Russia and Nato reach historic deal
• Britain's Blair Says 'Get Rid' of Saddam
• Two Serb War Crimes Suspects Surrender to U.N.
• India Vows Action on Kashmir, Peace Moves Hit
• Israel has seized 42% of West Bank, report says
• The axis of nonsense
• UN backs revised sanctions to blunt criticism on Iraq
• Iraq has been offered a chance to rejoin the international community
• Yasser Arafat calls for elections
• Clashes leave 32 dead in Colombia
• Cheers greet election results in Sierra Leone capital

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