Headlines Jan 11
Posted: Saturday, January 11, 2003

"The DEA is the Most Powerful Drug Cartel"
- Mario Menéndez Rodríguez interviewed by The Week Online

U.S. fails to share data on Iraq: UN

Blair meeting Bush to prevent Iraq war
British Prime Minister Tony Blair is to hold talks with US President George Bush and chief UN arms inspector Hans Blix to prevent early military action in Iraq, The Times reported on Saturday - expressindia.com

EU tells America to toe the UN line

Iraqi oil may be taken as 'spoil of war'
The White House may tap Iraq's oil to help pay the cost of a military occupation if it decides to take military action against President Saddam Hussein. The move, which could turn much of the Middle-East against the United States, is being seriously considered by officials in the Bush Administration.

N Korea threat to resume missile tests
Pyongyang warns it may end its freeze on ballistic missile tests, as a million people rally in support of the government leaving a key nuclear treaty.

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