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Posted: Monday, October 21, 2002

¤ The "World Series of Journalism" had begun in Afghanistan
¤ War in Caucasus with the eyes of the West
¤ Yasser Arafat has condemned the suicide bomb attack
¤ Tensions over plan for Iraq after Saddam
¤ U.S. Refines Plan for War in Cities
¤ Rumsfeld's Style, Goals Frustrate Top Brass
¤ Two dead in Melbourne campus shooting
¤ Several people killed as bus hit by car bomb near Hadera
¤ Suicide bomb 'kills seven Israelis'
¤ Washington police hunting serial sniper arrest man in white van
¤ US leaves options open over North Korea
¤ Pessimism About War on Terrorism Highest Since Sept. 11
¤ Female terrorist suspected in Bali nightclub bomb
¤ 23 Coalition Troops Killed in Afghanistan
¤ Powell now hints Saddam could remain as president
¤ How Blair tried to sell jets to India
¤ Shot man may be sniper's 12th victim
¤ US sniper widens range with first weekend shooting
¤ US police make appeal over note left at sniper scene
¤ Straw yields to demand for Bali statement
¤ Indonesian radicals losing support
¤ Bad diplomacy, bad foreign policy and bad for Britain
> Blair's support for Bush on Iraq alienates our allies
¤ Joint exercise in the Gulf is dress rehearsal for war
¤ US military scales back war on drugs
¤ N Korea: no nuclear comment
¤ US knew of North Korea's N-plan for two years
¤ US admits end to North Korean nuclear freeze pact
¤ S Korea urges North to start talks with US
¤ Australia will use diplomacy to fight terror: Downer
¤ Iraq attack likely to turn into humanitarian disaster: UN
¤ Angry IRA rejects Blair's 'unrealistic' peace plan
¤ US slams cynical release of most Iraqi prisoners
¤ A decree from Iraq's highest authority
¤ Sharon plans to ask U.S. for $10 billion aid
¤ Chirac consults Assad on Iraq, Mideast crisis
¤ Six Alleged Al Qaeda Men in Buffalo Indicted

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