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Posted: Saturday, July 13, 2002

• Bin Laden Along Afghan-Pakistan Border -- Spy Chief
• Iraqi exiles plot Saddam's fall
• Pearl Trial Verdict Backlash Feared
• Kashmir Attack Kills 20 Hindus
• Iraqis Hurt In U.S.-british Air Raids
• US wins deal on immunity
• Nine Europeans hurt in Pakistan grenade attack
• Israelis Kill Three Palestinians
• America rattles Saddam's cage hoping he will lash out in anger
• Palestinian cities Back to full occupation
• Illusions of a Separate Peace
• US hawks unhappy at improving Beijing ties
• China Buildup Said to Target Taiwan, U.S.
• Against the boycott of Israeli academics
• Show trial awaits leader of intifada
• Israel and Hizbollah striking deal to expel Arafat's top aide
• Kuwait says it won't serve as launch pad for Iraq attack
• Talk of war puts Arabs on same wavelength
• Arafat admits he is unsure whether to seek re-election
• Pashtuns Losing Faith in Karzai, U.S.
• Afghans Look to Control U.S. Moves
• Global markets continue slide as WorldCom scandal takes new turn
• Echoes of Rodney King alarm city in shadow of Los Angeles

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