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Posted: Wednesday, November 6, 2002

¤ Journalist Helen Thomas condemns Bush administration
¤ Top Turkish General Advises U.S. to Avoid Iraq War
¤ War Party Triumphant!
¤ Democrat Johnson Wins in South Dakota
¤ Election No Longer Mutes War Questions
¤ Jewish organisations in U.S. protest Finnish export ban
¤ Drones of death: Bush takes the law into his own hands
¤ Risk of al-Qaeda strike 'has reached new dimension'
¤ Woman tells of humiliation by U.S. officials
¤ Rumsfeld Wants Educators To Support War On Terror
¤ With friends like these
¤ Adrian Hamilton: It is wrong to be judge, jury and executioner
¤ Democrats have only themselves to blame
¤ World braces for 'triumphant' Bush
¤ Europeans Fret, Fearing a Bolder Bush
¤ Antiterror Laws Eroding Rights, Warns UN Envoy
¤ Bush Looks to Build on Election Wins
¤ US 'still opposes' targeted killings
¤ U.S. closes Yemen embassy fearing retaliation
¤ US Muslim ad drive 'a waste of time'
¤ Analysis / Sharon's gov't goes, Arafat stays
¤ Islamists on brink of power in Pakistan
¤ It is wrong to be judge, jury and executioner
¤ A justifiable tool in the war against terrorism?
¤ Republicans Seize Control of Congress
¤ 'Clean' sweep for Republicans
¤ Florida votes - and the talk is of another 'fix'
¤ 16 dead in Luxembourg plane crash
¤ US secures deal on new Iraq weapons resolution
¤ Islamists on brink of power in Pakistan
¤ Russia claims right to take action beyond borders
¤ Israelis will fight election as war with Iraq looms
¤ US hopeful of deal on Iraq resolution
¤ Targeting Iran would be 'grave error': Britain
¤ Straw and Sharon 'deeply disagree'
¤ Israel's leadership fight will end hope of new peace talks
¤ 'War crimes' fear for British troops
¤ Silent killer changes rules of engagement
¤ CIA seeks and kills al-Qaeda chief
¤ US election exit polls abandoned
¤ Bush keeps it cool after a hectic campaign
¤ Parties deploy armies of lawyers at polling stations
¤ Desert kill: How the CIA got their man
¤ Four nations may have killer disease stocks
¤ Angry Sharon calls February elections
¥ Some sources say January, some February... Whatever!
¤ Islamic leader pledges Western stance
¤ US peace drive continues despite Israel vote
¤ France nabs eight for synagogue bomb
¤ MI5 "whistleblower" faces jail
¤ Afghan "Hero" governor accused of torture
¤ Bali alert raises payback fears
¤ US prepares to submit Iraq resolution to UN
¤ Countries pledge to wipe out trade in "blood diamonds"
¤ A Call for Drug War Democracy

Population and feminist groups are voicing outrage over what they say are new steps by United States President George W. Bush to roll back decades of progress in securing basic reproductive health rights for women and girls at home and overseas.

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