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"The air strikes reduced the Nazzal hospital, run by a Saudi Arabian Islamic charity, to rubble. Hospital officials quoted by Reuters news agency say all the contents were ruined." [more]
Israel is counting on the US to use its veto in the UN Security Council to block any Palestinian attempts to have the ruling enforced. [more]
"[Prime Minister] Iyad Allawi is the leader of the Iraqi National Accord, a group formed by Iraqi exiles, many former Baath Party members who had fled the country. / Born in 1945 to a prominent Shia Muslim merchant family, he trained as a neurologist. Mr Allawi is seen as being historically close to the US, particularly the CIA, although he has been critical of the US-led coalition in recent months." [more]
"In my hands there is a message to remind you that justice is a duty towards those whom you love and those whom you do not. And people's rights will not be harmed if the opponent speaks out about them." [more]
"Every Muslim in Pakistan must strive to topple this agent government, which will continue to surrender to the Americans until it destroys Pakistan and helps the Indians control it." [more]
"Pastor Soares is the second person to die at a screening of the film. Peggy Law Scott, an American woman in her 50s, passed out last month during the crucifixion scene, when watching the film in Wichita, Kansas." [more]
"'If you take the entire complement of people who are under arms in the private security industry, it's larger than people who are in the armed forces of the country, and this is worrisome,' says Security Minister Charles Nqakula." [more]
"Coalition authorities have welcomed the Iraqi Central Bank's decision to liberalise interest rates and allow foreign banks back into the country." [more]
"The United States has released three teenage boys who have been held in custody at the Guantanamo Bay prison camp in Cuba for more than a year. The Pentagon cautioned, however, that 'age is not a determining factor in detention.'" [more]
One Japanese paper writes "that Iraq differs greatly from places such as East Timor, where Japanese troops are currently carrying out peacekeeping duties under the auspices of the UN." [more]
"Scores of Iraqi civilians were killed or injured needlessly, because Britain failed in its duty as an occupying power, a human rights group claims. " [more]
"Throughout the five-day course, Lisa Reed and her fellow Terror Tourists will fire machine-guns, learn hand-to-hand combat and take part in mock attacks by Israeli commandos pretending to be Arab terrorists." [more]
Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has said his country will not be deterred by a bomb in Iraq which claimed the lives of 18 Italians. [more]
"The demonstration reflects the mood of many Americans, who are becoming increasingly concerned about the cost of the occupation and the rising number of casualties." [more]
"The attack was in retaliation for a devastating suicide bomb on a restaurant in the northern port of Haifa on Saturday, which killed 19 people. UN Secretary General Kofi Annan strongly deplored the Israeli air strike and expressed concern that this could lead to a further escalation of an already tense and difficult situation in the Middle East." [more]
"This spring, the 62-year-old retired schoolteacher decided to travel to Iraq as a human shield. To many she is a humanitarian, but in the eyes of the US Government she is a criminal." [more]
"New lobbying groups dedicated to promoting India's interests in Washington, such as the US-India Political Action Committee set up in September 2002, are increasingly working with Jewish groups such as the American Jewish Committee to promote what they say are India and Israel's common concerns and values. The AJC is planning to open a permanent liaison office in India this year and has been helping to train Indian Americans in the art of lobbying." [more]
"The Pentagon has been making it increasingly clear that while the war is over in Iraq, the peace is far from won. But now some Americans have had enough, and have started the campaign to bring the troops home." [more]
"In its latest report, the House of Commons foreign affairs committee also argues that nearly two years on from the 11 September atrocity it cannot conclude the threat from al-Qaeda has diminished." [more]
The lawyers "said the war in Iraq breached international treaties such as the Charter of the United Nations, the Geneva Conventions and the ICC's own Statute." [more]
"A report prepared by the UN special representative in Iraq calls for a clear timetable for the return of sovereignty to the Iraqi people. It also says that UN involvement will be essential in any process intended to give legitimacy to a new government." [more]
"Dr Kelly, 59, had been caught up in a row between the BBC and the government about the use of intelligence reports in the run-up to the war with Iraq." [more]
"Officials say the LRA has abducted hundreds of children in northern Uganda in recent years, forcing them to fight as child soldiers if they are boys, or to become sex slaves for rebel commanders if they are girls." [more]
Paul Bremer: "We are going to fight them and impose our will on them and we will capture or, if necessary, kill them until we have imposed law and order on this country." [more]
"The problem now is that that the mistakes that were made in the period leading up to the conflict are being repeated in the post-conflict situation. In particular, the UN mandate necessary to bring into being a legitimate Iraqi Government is not being supported by the UK Government." [more]
"[A] 70-year-old great-grandfather is grieving for six members of his family — one son, three grandsons and two of their wives — who died when a missile exploded on their doorstep, demolishing two houses and leaving a large crater in the street." [more]
"The US has denied it is dollarising the Iraqi economy as the Federal Reserve reportedly flies in tens of millions of dollars." [more]
"US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld forced his military chiefs to accept his idea that a relatively small, lightly armed force should go to war with Iraq, it is being alleged." [more]
"France and Germany have spoken out against war with Iraq at a meeting of the UN Security Council, just hours before the American deadline for Saddam Hussein to leave Iraq expires." [more]
"Why is it now so urgent that we should take military action to disarm a military capacity that has been there for 20 years, and which we helped to create? Why is it necessary to resort to war this week, while Saddam's ambition to complete his weapons programme is blocked by the presence of UN inspectors?" [more]
"Robin Cook has won an unprecedented standing ovation in the [British] House of Commons after telling MPs why he resigned from the government over the looming war with Iraq." [more]
"Thousands of children have walked out of their schools across Britain to stage anti-war demonstrations, [and] more than 200 children — some as young as 13 — are protesting outside the Houses of Parliament." [more]
"Turkey's parliament has narrowly failed to approve the deployment of US troops on its territory for a possible war with neighbouring Iraq." [more]
"Iraq has destroyed four of its banned al-Samoud II missiles, meeting a deadline imposed by chief United Nations weapons inspector Hans Blix." [more]
"Rallies and marches have been held in hundreds of towns and cities worldwide, attracting millions of people opposed to a US-led war against Iraq." [more]
"The United States Congress has [had to step] in to find nearly $300 million in humanitarian and reconstruction funds for Afghanistan after the Bush administration failed to request any money in the latest budget." [more]
A crisis was triggered when NATO members France, Germany and Belgium blocked a plan to begin shipping defensive equipment to Turkey for a possible war with Iraq. [more]
"United Nations weapons inspectors in Iraq say they have found a dozen empty chemical warheads while searching an ammunition storage depot. The UN office in Baghdad has since told the BBC that they did not consider the discovery to be a 'smoking gun' at the present time." [more]
"Up to 500,000 people could suffer serious injuries during the first phase of an attack on Iraq, a confidential United Nations report says." [more]
"On Wednesday and Thursday eight Palestinian militants were killed by Israeli forces, across the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. They were swift to take revenge. Islamic Jihad said that they were responsible for an attack on Friday night on a Jewish settlement in the West Bank in which four seminary students were shot dead." [more]
"Pope John Paul II has made a Christmas plea to avoid a war in Iraq: "From the cave of Bethlehem, there rises today an urgent appeal to the world not to yield to mistrust, suspicion and discouragement, even though the tragic reality of terrorism feeds uncertainties and fears," the Pope said. " [more]
"The lawsuit asks for an injunction to prevent the INS from further detaining those still in the process of applying for residency." [more]
"Civil liberties groups in the United States have called on the justice department to scrap an anti-terror scheme which has led to the detention of hundreds of Muslim men." [more]
"US immigration officials in Southern California have detained hundreds of Iranians and other Muslim men who turned up to register under residence laws brought in as part of the anti-terror drive." [more]
"The United States and Britain have accused the Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein of 'obvious falsehood' and omissions in his weapons declaration to the United Nations." [more]
"The main theme of his report is the need for countries to share information more effectively in order to combat what is still described as a substantial threat to global peace and security." [more]
"Iraq is poised to accept the tough new United Nations resolution calling on it to disarm, according to Arab League foreign ministers." [more]
"Afghanistan was the first conflict in which drones are known to have been used as weapons platforms. Now they are being used against al-Qaeda and their use is likely to expand in the future because of their flexibility and because they do not directly put US personnel at risk in attacks on targets." [more]
"An unmanned aircraft, operated by the CIA, tracked a suspect al-Qaeda vehicle in a remote corner of Yemen and then, at the command of the plane's ground controller, fired a missile which killed everyone inside. With this attack, the United States has opened up a new front in its war on terror." [more]
"The United States has said it still opposes Israel's policy of targeted assassinations, despite its apparent use of the same tactic to kill six al-Qaeda suspects in Yemen on Sunday." [more]
Saudi Arabia says it will not allow the United States to use its facilities for any attack against neighbouring Iraq, even if a strike was sanctioned by the United Nations. [more]
"Iraqi President Saddam Hussein has said that Iraq will consider a new UN Security Council resolution on disarmament, as long as it does not serve as an excuse for US military action." [more]
"The possible compromise follows weeks of intense negotiations. It would allow France to argue that it had secured the right of the Security Council to take a vote, even if it was ignored by the United States." [more]
"Talks to prevent Israel's fragile coalition government from collapsing have failed and Defence Minister Binyamin Ben-Eliezer and Foreign Minister Shimon Peres have both resigned." [more]
"The leader of the People's Democratic Party (PDP) in Indian-administered Kashmi, Mufti Mohammad Sayeed, has been formally invited to form the state's new government. " [more]
"The US has formally proposed its draft resolution aimed at disarming Iraq to the United Nations Security Council." [more]
"The United States says it has circulated a new draft resolution to the United Nations Security Council demanding that Iraq disarm." [more]
"North Korea has hinted it may be prepared to discuss its reported nuclear weapons programme with the United States, according to South Korean media reports." [more]
"Details have emerged of a brutal massacre over the weekend in the north of Uganda carried out by the rebels' Lord's Resistance Army (LRA)." [more]
The US has been trying to build diplomatic support for military action to topple the Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein. This article briefly outlines the diplomatic stances of the international community. [more]
This article gives a brief history of Saddam's rise to power as well as an overview of key political figures in Iraq. [more]
"The House of Representatives approved Bush war powers — the step will let Bush unilaterally declare war on Iraq. It also stipulates that he reports to Congress every 60 days if he does take action." [more]
"Iraq's Tariq Aziz has warned other Arab states that no country in the region will escape unscathed in the event of war with America. " [more]
The rally in New York "was one of more than 25 rallies organised by the Not In Our Name group to coincide with the first anniversary of the start of the US-led military campaign in Afghanistan." [more]
" 'The Iraqi people themselves with the pressure of the world behind them must depose Saddam Hussein — not us with bombs,' [Eileen Sinclair] said."
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"Russia has condemned recent US and British air strikes in Iraq's air exclusion zones, saying they hinder efforts to resolve the weapons inspections crisis." [more]
"One of Iraq's most senior defectors has told the BBC that an American-led invasion would spell a 'very dark future for all'. " [more]
"It concludes that, other than an ambition to rebuild a nuclear capability, Saddam Hussein still has chemical and biological weapons and that he has some Scud missiles that could hit neighbouring countries.
However, it provides no evidence that he has managed to build rockets which could reach Europe."
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"It was the fourth successive quarter in which Saudi funds were repatriated and marks a substantial increase since the 11 September attacks, the resulting crackdown on the Islamic financial systems and the lawsuits threatening to freeze assets.
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But the shift also coincides with the global stock market slump and turbulent oil prices." [more]
"Increased access to the internet and non-western news outlets like Qatari satellite channel al-Jazeera have made viewers question information given by mainstream outlets." [more]
Iraq's statment "comes as US threats against Iraq continue to attract international criticism and amid signs of a growing rift within the Bush administration on the issue of a military strike." [more]
"Israel's Supreme Court has approved the expulsion of relatives of a Palestinian militant from the West Bank to the Gaza Strip. Palestinian officials called the decision a 'black day for human rights' and said they might file a complaint with the UN Security Council and the International Criminal Court." [more]
"'It's been too hard, I've been taking medication. My brain is not functioning any more, I forget a lot and I get shocks at night because they used to bang the door and they never let us sleep.'" [more]
"In the past three days there have been three separate small explosions in the capital." [more]
"Moscow also continues to have close ties with the two other nations named by US President George W Bush as part of an ''axis of evil'' along with Iraq.
It recently announced plans for increased nuclear co-operation with Iran, while the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-il, is to visit Russia later this month." [more]
" 'We must question those who think that America is our strategic option that cannot be substituted. Those will put us in a narrow space, and their [belief] is not supported by objective justification,' the Al-Riyadh editorial said on Friday." [more]
"The armed forces chief in the Philippines, General Roy Cimatu, says the focus of military activity is shifting from confronting Muslim militants of the Abu Sayyaf group in the south of the country to what he called the growing threat from communist guerrillas." [more]
"Iraq has invited the US Congress to send a team to the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, to search for evidence of weapons of mass destruction." [more]
"US Under-Secretary of State John Bolton told the BBC that that Baghdad's invitation to the chief UN weapons inspector for 'technical talks' made no difference to America's demand for 'regime change'." [more]
"Early reactions to Iraq's offer of talks over the possible resumption of arms inspections suggest the big powers on the UN Security Council will be divided over the issue. The UK gave the invitation a cool response, but Russia welcomed the move as an 'important step' and France expressed its support. The US and the United Nations have yet to respond." [more]
"Hundreds of protesters have staged a fourth day of demonstrations in one of the most restive regions of Afghanistan ó the Khost area of neighbouring Paktia and Nangarhar provinces near the border with Pakistan."
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"Indian and Pakistani officials say their armies traded heavy artillery fire overnight along the Line of Control (LoC) which divides the disputed Kashmir region. Indian police say three Indian soldiers were killed and two civilians wounded in the exchange of shelling in the Kargil, Tangdar and Gurez districts."
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"An unnamed official said: 'We don't know what he was up to, but he was coming from Indonesia, he had $12 million in bogus cheques ... he was born in Jordan and his family is from Chechnya.' " [more]
"UN Secretary General Kofi Annan, Russian Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov and an EU foreign policy team said they would continue to work with Mr Arafat, despite US attempts to marginalise the democratically elected leader." [more]
"US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld has issued a stern warning to his staff about the dangers of leaking military secrets to the media — in an internal memo disclosed to the media." [more]
"The X-45 has been developed at a cost of $256m to carry weapons into combat and could be in service by 2010. Officials expect the plane will be able to carry more than 3,000 pounds (1,350 kilograms) of bombs to drop on enemy radar and missile batteries." [more]
"The court ruled that in a time of war the US attorney general has the right to hold an enemy combatant in military detention incommunicado." [more]
"A Palestinian Authority official, Ahmed Abdul Rahman, urged all Palestinians not to meet Mr Powell or any Israeli officials as long as the Palestinian people were, as he put it, under siege." [more]
" 'I was treated as a terrorist. I was psychologically tortured in the prison,' 35-year-old Mufeed Khan told the BBC on Saturday. 'I was shackled and handcuffed — completely bound — and questioned as if I were an associate of Osama Bin Laden.' " [more]
"The delegation made up of interior and foreign ministry officials had been waiting for weeks for permission to visit the Guantanamo base where the American military is keeping more than 500 suspected members of Osama Bin Laden's al-Qaeda organisation and Taleban." [more]
"Israeli troops and bulldozers are searching through the rubble of the Palestinian Authority's local headquarters in the West Bank town of Hebron, which they blew up in two huge explosions on Friday night. The army says 15 wanted Palestinian militants were hiding inside, but no-one has been found — dead or alive — according to Israeli officials." [more]
" 'No person should be immune from prosecution for genocide, crimes against humanity or war crimes,' the head of the Coalition for the ICC, William Pace, said in the open letter to the security council. 'The US proposal would send a very dangerous signal that peacekeepers are above the law if they commit one of (these) grave crimes,' he said." [more]
"Officials in Pakistan say 10 soldiers and militiamen have been killed in a battle with suspected al-Qaeda fighters near the border with Afghanistan." [more]
"They hoped it would galvanise co-operation between hundreds of groups seeking alternatives to what they see as an undemocratic way of global rule represented by the G8." [more]
"Fred Jerome reveals that the 1,800-page document prepared about Einstein by the FBI shows that the agency even bugged his secretary's nephew's house." [more]
"Hundreds of troops, backed by American technology, launched the attack on Friday to try to rescue the couple as part of an extended rescue operation that has been going on for almost two weeks, officials said." [more]
"Mr Cheney's speech was the latest in a series by top administration officials promoting what is emerging as a new doctrine of the Bush administration — that the US must be prepared to take pre-emptive action against new security threats." [more]
"In an interview with BBC News Online, Mr Halliday said: 'I don't think Saddam Hussein possesses any weapons of mass destruction. There'd be no doomsday option for him in the event of a US attack. But it could mean horrific casualties among Iraqis, who I think would fight, and for the Americans.' " [more]
"The US military has admitted shooting dead three of its Afghan allies and wounding two others in a bungled operation in the troubled east Afghan province of Paktia.
Special forces opened fire during a night-time raid on a compound after believing themselves in danger, said Lieutenant Frank Merriman, a spokesman for US Central Command." [more]
Despite differences between Hindu and Muslim majority areas on some issues, results also showed a commitment to a distinct Kashmiri cultural identity — they did not want to see the state divided. [more]
"The three leaders — Pakistani President Musharraf, interim Afghan leader Hamid Karzai and Turkmen President Niyazov — agreed on the construction of a $2bn pipeline to bring gas from Turkmenistan across Afghanistan to Pakistan." [more]
"Military commanders in Afghanistan have put a virtual news blackout on a coalition operation against suspected Taleban and al-Qaeda fighters in the eastern Paktia province." [more]
"The revelation has put the White House on the defensive to explain why stricter security measures were not taken and why the public was not informed." [more]
"At least 30 people have been killed in Indian-administered Kashmir as suspected separatists attacked an army camp.
The dead include women and children as well as the three attackers." [more]
"Mr Razim said US energy company Unocal was the 'lead company' among those that would build the pipeline, which would bring 30bn cubic meters of Turkmen gas to market annually." [more]
"Local residents have been kept away from this location and we have eyewitnesses who said they saw container trucks dumping bodies into this site ... all leads us to fear that these graves may contain possibly large numbers of Taleban prisoners," she added. [more]
"A United Nations envoy has said that the devastation left by Israeli forces in a Palestinian refugee camp in the West Bank is 'horrific beyond belief.' Terje Roed-Larsen, who toured the Jenin refugee camp on Thursday, said it was 'morally repugnant' that Israel had not allowed emergency workers in for 11 days to provide humanitarian relief." [more]
"Hundreds of US army engineers have arrived on the Philippine island of Basilan to bolster Manila's efforts to hunt down a Muslim kidnap gang said to be linked to the al-Qaeda terror network. The arrival of the 300 engineers brings the number of US troops in the southern Philippines to more than 1,000." [more]
"Thousands of demonstrators have gathered in Washington to protest against Israel's military actions in the West Bank, the United States' war on terror and globalisation." [more]
"The meeting between United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan and Iraqi Foreign Minister Naji Sabri had been cancelled at Baghdad's request, Mr Annan's spokesman said on Friday. He said the Iraqis had stated that they did not want anything to distract attention from the current crisis in the Palestinian territories." [more]
"Shadow Defence Secretary Bernard Jenkin said Mr Hoon's admission that British forces were stretched was 'a graphic admission that Britain's military commitments are not matched to capabilities and resources, which is what we have been saying.' He said Mr Hoon's announcement that British commitments in Afghanistan will extend beyond six months showed 'he has no control over the commitments the Prime Minister keeps making.' " [more]
""We do not want to open a new front, we do not want an escalation but this operation could not have taken place without the knowledge and authorisation of Syria," Mr Ben Eliezer said." [more]
"Unless core issues of marginalisation and disempowerment are addressed, the end result of responding to terror with violence will be increased support for groups like al-Qaeda, and an expanded cycle of violence." [more]
Turkey's Prime Minister has urged the United States to aid in resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict instead of going to war with Iraq. [more]
"US military advisers have arrived in the former Soviet republic of Georgia to train its forces in the fight against terrorism, according to defence officials in the capital Tbilisi. But Russia, which has traditionally regarded Georgia as in its sphere of influence, has criticised the US involvement." [more]
"The man accused of masterminding the abduction of US journalist Daniel Pearl in Pakistan has refused to confess to the crime in a Karachi court. In his latest appearance, he complained to the judge that he was being pressed to sign a confession.
" 'Police have been trying to force us to sign blank papers,' Sheikh Omar said." [more]
"Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International said that Mr Bush was wrong to take such a decision 'without convening a competent tribunal, as required by the Geneva Conventions.' They said the conventions provided explicit protection to all combatants captured in an international armed conflict." [more]
"Two rival factions, wrangling for control of the city, had each mobilised about 1,000 men and were marching on Mazar-e-Sharif. But, following UN intervention, the sides agreed to establish a security commission, and set up a 600-strong multi-factional police force." [more]
"There is mounting international concern about President George W Bush's grouping together of Iran, Iraq and North Korea as an 'axis of evil.'Ư" [more]
"Afghanistan's interim leader Hamid Karzai is starting a visit to the United States amid growing controversy over the continuing American-led military campaign. Villagers in eastern Afghanistan have been protesting at the US bombing, which they say is killing not Taleban fighters, but ordinary civilians. They want Mr Karzai to call for the raids to stop while he is in Washington." [more]
"US President George W Bush has warned Iran not to destabilise Afghanistan.
He also said Washington expected Tehran to hand over any members of Osama Bin Laden's al-Qaeda network who might have fled across the border from Afghanistan. His blunt comments reflect US concerns that Iran is trying to challenge the authority of the interim government in Afghanistan, and may be giving safe haven to al-Qaeda leaders fleeing US and allied military troops there." [more]
"US forces were reported to have killed 106 Afghan civilians when they dropped bombs on the village of Qalaye Naizi, in eastern Afghanistan. Military authorities denied having mistakenly bombed a village, and said the warplanes had targeted a compound used by al-Qaeda." [more]
"An estimated 7,000 members of the Taleban and the al-Qaeda terror network are being held in Afghanistan, a spokesman for the US-led coalition has said. It is the first time that the number of detainees has been announced since the beginning of the military campaign that toppled the Taleban regime." [more]
There is strong continuing support for the Taleban among ordinary people in Pakistan, according to a BBC World Service opinion poll .Ư.Ư. Forty-six per cent of the men and 40% of the women questioned supported the Taleban." [more]
"Stability is reported to be returning to Kandahar but aid agencies remain concerned about the humanitarian situation in the southern Afghan city which fell to anti-Taleban forces last week. International relief organisations say they are still unable to reach much of the area. There have been no food or medical convoys into Kandahar for more than three weeks." [more]
"If they do manage to catch [the Qaeda fighters], the United States then has to decide what to do with them. So far senior figures in the US administration, from President George W Bush downwards, have avoided spelling out exactly what should happen to Osama Bin Laden and the Taleban leader Mullah Omar. They also have not said publicly how more junior commanders would be treated as well. The US may have decided what to do, but every option seems fraught with difficulties." [more]
The main points of the new agreement include an interim ruling authority, in place for six months; a supreme court; a national assembly, which will elect a new government; and a multinational governing security force. [more]
Babies and infants stranded in northern Afghanistan are dying as temperatures in the war-ravaged country continue to plummet, the UK charity Save the Children has warned. [more]
"The International Committee of the Red Cross says it has recovered up to 600 bodies in the northern Afghan city of Mazar-e-Sharif. The organisation could not specify whether the victims had died in the fighting or had been summarily executed after the Northern Alliance captured the town from the Taleban two weeks ago." [more]
"An uncle of the family wonders why ordinary Afghans are having to bear such an ordeal. 'Is it because our blood is worth less than American and British blood?' he asks." [more]
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