World News
Posted: Friday, March 22, 2002
• British muslim charged with journalist's murder
• Attacks in Peru and Italy indicate post-9/11 boldness
• Lawyers: American Taliban Lindh, Spoke to Avoid Prison
• 4 Pakistanis Missing After INS Wrongly Let Them Enter U.S.
• U.S. dependents and workers to leave Embassy in Pakistan
• Ailing Margaret Thatcher told to quit public speaking now
• Thatcher wrong on Europe say Tories
• Police halt Finn trying to sneak bomb on plane
• China test short-range missile again
• Friendly basketball between U.S. and Afghan turned violent
¥ American player kicked in the head and an Afghan shot
• U.S. Might Pursue Qaeda and Taliban in Pakistan
• Report indicates major U.S.-Saudi rift
• Taliban bargaining on 18 US soldiers
• Surveillance Planned for Washington Monuments
• General warns of unwinnable guerrilla war
• Pope breaks silence on paedophile priests
• The Pope's First Statement
¥ His declaration on the abuse scandal was not sufficient.
• The question of Iraq is also the question of Palestine
¥ The US is prepared to help the Arab cause - for a price
• Arafat says attacks on Israel must be halted
• U.S. blames co-pilot for EgyptAir crash in '99
• United States believes that al-Qaeda fighters in Indonesia
• Instant fines to tackle street crime crisis
¥ Radical - and ridiculed - scheme first floated by Blair
• Spot fines of £80 and £40 are to be given to aggressive drunks
• Two convicted of all counts in dog mauling case
• UN summit calls for anti-poverty campaign, cash needed
• Thatcher wrong on Europe say Tories
|
