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Debate begins on Iraq in U.N. Council
UNITED NATIONS, JAN. 29. The U.N. Security Council has begun a closed door debate on Iraq, but no formal decision is expected today. According to senior diplomats, no formal or informal draft resolutions are doing the rounds. The head of the ...
Saddam is forcing our hands
NEW YORK, JAN. 29. Arguing that the gravest danger facing America and the rest of the world is "outlaw regimes that seek and possess nuclear, chemical and biological weapons'', the U.S. President, George W. Bush, warned that if the Iraqi ...
Al-Qaeda: U.S. charge baseless, says Iraq
BAGHDAD, JAN. 29.Iraq has no ties to Al-Qaeda terrorists and no weapons of mass destruction, a key Iraqi official said on Wednesday, rejecting allegations by the U.S. President, George W. Bush, in his State of the Union address. ``I absolutely ...
U.S. to come out with `new evidence'
UNITED NATIONS, JAN. 29. As the United Nations Security Council gets ready for its debate on the report of the weapons inspectors later in the day, word is that the Bush administration is getting ready to disclose new data on Iraq on two fronts ...
U.K. hardens stance on Iraq
LONDON, JAN. 29. Taking a cue from the U.S. President George W. Bush's Union of the State speech, the British Government today hardened its stance on Iraq and for the first time accused the Saddam Hussein regime of sheltering Al-Qaeda ...
`Jehadi, Hindutva forces to blame for Indo-Pak. tension'
ISLAMABAD, JAN. 29. The Janata Party president, Subramanian Swamy, is of the view that improvement in Indo-Pak relations is directly linked to the ability of political and apolitical forces in both the countries to challenge the religious bigots ...
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  • Mixed reaction in Asia Pacific
  • Norway offers to mediate in Nepal
  • `Positive results' expected in Berlin talks: Colombo
  • Minor snag delays research in shuttle
  • Maoists, Nepal Govt. declare truce

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