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Posted: Wednesday, January 1, 2003

¤ Israel, U.S. to Open Talks on Aid Package
¤ America's new voice sounds a tad imperialist
¤ Israeli electoral panel bans Arab party
¤ Now Corporations Claim The "Right To Lie"
¤ Kuwaitis withdraw capital from US
¤ Bush: Saddam is biggest threat
¤ Iraq says civilian centres bombed
¤ UN's Blix plans trip to Baghdad in mid-January
¤ Strike on North Korea viewed as too risky
¤ Unmanned U.S. Drone Crashes in Pakistan
¤ Israel blamed for massacre at the Olympics
¤ 'Bushisms' make university's banned list
¤ U.S. Keeps Close Tabs on Muslim Cleric
¤ 10 killed in Philippines grenade attack
¤ Iraq invites top UN weapons inspector to Baghdad
¤ Iraq urges Arabs to copy Korean defiance, Bush hopes for peace
¤ Triumph of doublethink in 2003
¤ America: Hyper-alert, but for what?
¤ Castro in Brazil to Attend Inauguration
¤ Kuwaitis withdraw capital from US
¤ Iraq says civilian centres bombed
¤ Bush wagers on a cut-price victory in Baghdad
¤ Baghdad refuses to surrender hope
¤ Nixon's nuclear ploy
¤ Orwell warned against the kind of lies we are being fed about Iraq
¤ No case for Iraq war, says UN chief
¤ UN inspection teams in Iraq have found "zilch" so far
¤ Al-Qaeda fleet takes terrorist threat to sea
¤ US says al-Qa'ida using cargo ships for future attacks
¤ Assassin singled out American missionaries
¤ UN bows to pressure to cut Iraq's shopping list
¤ US takes heat off North Korea as allies' support cools
¤ Israeli soldiers accused of abuse
¤ Shipment of petrol arrives in shortage-hit Venezuela
¤ Now is the reason for our discontent
¤ US admit bombing Pakistani troops after dispute on Afghan border

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