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Posted: Friday, May 17, 2002

• Israeli espionage case skirted public's radar
• Fort Stewart GI jailed for placing explosive in Jacksonville
• Ten killed as US warplane bombs in eastern Afghanistan wedding
• IDF carries out sweep of Jenin refugee camp in search of militants
• Arafat aide says mapped out PA reforms with U.S. officials
• U.S. State Dep.: 'no clear evidence' Arafat directed terror
• By night, Israelis stalk Palestinians
• Israel needs to retain role in occupied areas, official says
• An unsanitary cocktail of heat, dirt, flies and rats. And no enemy
• Kashmir takes stock after massacre
• Musharraf's hands tied by old comrades
• Terror suspect could lose bid to conduct own defense
• Bush wants Putin to build Star Wars shield with US
• US energy secretary sees Senate OK of Yucca site
• Texas Father Executed For Killing Son
• Mexico on high alert after cyanide heist
• Israeli soldiers carry out new West Bank raids
• Russia lines up with US on missile shield
• Thief's mother destroys treasures worth $2.5bn
• Dutch add to Europe-wide swing to the right
• US: 'No clear evidence' Arafat directed terror attacks
• Four men shot dead in Alabama video store
• Jordan’s first woman MP jailed
• Why didn’t the US president share his pre-9/11 knowledge?
• Dutch government to get tough on immigrants
• Pakistan Puts Some Forces on High Alert as India Plans Reprisal
• Envoy To India May Be Recalled Home
• Connecticut priest accused of sexual misconduct commits suicide
• Dan Rather says U.S. patriotism leads some journalists to self-censorship
• Alarm bells rang before September 11, but Bush and America slept on
• Bush under fire over revelation he was warned of terror attack
• Was the British deployment in Afghanistan a PR stunt?
• US asks a disturbing question: What did the President know?
• Bush warned of possible hijacks
• Mosque that thinks it's a missile site
• Arafat to hold presidential elections within six months
• London 'fall guy' cleared of plot to kill Afghan opposition leader
• More than 300 British troops in Afghanistan are in quarantine
• Bush snubs Carter call to end Cuba embargo

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