News
Posted: Tuesday, May 28, 2002

• Israel begins to fence Jerusalem
• Four Israelis killed in separate West Bank shooting attacks
• Israel Launches New Spy Satellite
• Major Israeli Defense Firm Reports Profits
• Washington considers adding Cairo to "Axis of Evil"
• Protesters in Gaza urge Israel to free journalists
• Brit fury as US graffiti mocks 'trash' marines
• US warplanes again strike Iraqi air defenses-Pentagon
• U.S. Performing Secret Experiments in Case of Germ Attack
• Many in U.S. blame Bush for Sept. 11: Poll
• Turkey tightens controls on the net
• US defence firms revel in spending spree
• Pro-Israeli Lobby a Force to Be Reckoned With
• Palestinians Say Israeli Forces Enter Jenin
• Israel strengthens its apartheid system
• Jewish settlements launch drive to attract immigrants
• 25 Die In Somalian Fighting
• Juvenile murderer faces death in Texas tonight
• Israel raids Jenin, refugee camp after suicide bombing
• At least 80 Nepalese rebels reported killed in army clash
• War on terrorism slights human rights, Amnesty says
• India hits back over 'dangerous' speech
• Pakistan to test fire 5 more missiles
• China turns to Blair for tips on transformation
• Five Israeli soldiers jailed for looting
• Indian army enhances its movement on LoC
• China's Communists Look To UK Labor As Future of Party
• Key Arms Suppliers on Subcontinent
• Britain Has Armed Both Sides on Subcontinent
• Arms Export Row Damages UK Peace Mission
• Weapons salesmen turn peacemongers
• Colombians claim immunity over killing
• Musharraf keeps tension high
• Military ties make Pakistan's militants hard to control
• Israel's 'army' of Palestinian informers
• IDF leaves Qalqilyah; terror cell arrested in Bethlehem
• Fatal fall in Denver follows Six Flags death in Georgia
• Colombia may be set for the bloodiest chapter yet in 38 years
• Taleban leaders warn of more attacks
• U.S. media and their ignorance partly blamable for E. Timor's mysery
• 'Bottle' and 'oil': Islam's classical difficulties
• Slavery's role at Williamsburg
• Defiant Musharraf refuses to back down over Kashmir
• MI5 agent will not face Bloody Sunday inquiry
• No 10 denies move to block sale of Hawk jets to India
• Eleven soldiers, nine rebels killed in India's northeast
• Nuclear fear: 'Death of the Indian subcontinent'
• Pakistan has failed to offer even the tiniest olive branch
• Seventeen killed as Khartoum bombs villages in south Sudan: rebels
• FBI chiefs so lax agents felt they were spies
• Sharp note from FBI whistleblower
• China seeks return of 300 fighters caught in Afghanistan
• Ex-Afghan king ready to accept role as head of state, endorses Karzai
• Wiretaps in Italy hear pair talk of `terrifying' plan by a `madman'
• The bombardment of the southern districts of Ichkeria

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