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Three Killed, 34 Hurt in Chechnya Car Bomb Blasts

[Russia, which lost more than 3,000 servicemen in the latest Chechen campaign, has tried to form police units out of loyal Chechens to help restore order. Read photo caption below]. MOSCOW (Islamweb, Agencies) - Three people were killed and 34 injured when three car bombs exploded in the Chechnyaregion Tuesday, officials said. Chechnya's prosecutor,.. More

770 26/03/2001
Putin Warns Against Dismantling Treaty

[Russian President, Viladimir Putin. Read photo caption below]. MOSCOW (AP) - Russian President Vladimir Putinsaid he and President Bushreached a ``very high level'' of trust during their weekend summit, but warned that Russia would strengthen its nuclear arsenal if the United States developed missile defenses that undermined key security treaties... More

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U.S. Scales Back Iraq Mission

[has sent more than 200,000 flights over Iraq during the past decade. Read photo caption below] INCIRLIK AIR BASE, Turkey (AP) - U.S. warplanes have significantly reduced their bombings of northern Iraq this year, with pilots concerned that Saddam Hussein is hiding his guns in civilian areas and could shoot down an American plane. Iraqi gunners are.. More

753 25/03/2001
U.S. Leaves Yemen Due to Threat

[The USS Cole was refueling in the Yemeni port of Aden last October when a small harbor skiff pulled alongside it and detonated explosives, killing 17 sailors, injuring 39 others and nearly sinking the ship. Read photo caption below]. WASHINGTON (AP) - FBI agents investigating the October bombing of the warship USS Cole in Yemen were pulled out of.. More

754 25/03/2001
Suspects Held after Bangladesh Blast Kills 22

[Bengladesh bomb blast kills 21. Read photo caption below.] DHAKA, Bangladesh (Reuters) - Bangladesh police arrested three suspects Sunday after a bomb killed 22 people at a ruling Awami League meeting, state news agency BSS said. Fifteen people died at the scene of Saturday night's bombing in Narayanganj, nine miles east of the capital. Nearly.. More

745 25/03/2001
Putin Seeks Balkan Border Pact, Slams UN Kosovo Plan

[Putin and Kustinica discuss renewed tension in the volatile Balkans region.Read photo caption below.] PRISTINA, Yugoslavia (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin condemned Western policy in Kosovo and Macedonia during a visit to Yugoslavia Sunday and called for an agreement to reaffirm borders in the volatile Balkans. Putin, speaking to Russian.. More

746 25/03/2001
Palestinians, Israelis meet on security after three die

[Israel's commitment to fragile ceasefire remains cosmetic: Palestinians.Read photo caption below]. JERUSALEM, (Islamweb, Agencies) - Palestinian and Israeli security chiefs met again in US-supervised talks on the fragile ceasefire between them Monday, at the end of one of the worst days of violence since the truce took effect Wednesday. Israeli.. More

750 25/03/2001
Syrian Army Completes Most of Pullout From Beirut

[Syrian tanks, equipment and personnel streamed along the highway over the weekend and crossed Lebanon's eastern border into Syria. See photo caption below]. BEIRUT (Islamweb, Agencies) - Syrian forces have abandoned almost all their military positions in and around Beirut in the last five days of surprise troop withdrawals from Lebanon, Lebanese.. More

752 25/03/2001
Albanians Take a Hard Line in Peace Talks and in the Battle Field

[Slav-dominated Macedonian police forces tighten security measures on roads leading to villages held by Albanian freedom fighters.Read photo caption below SKOPJE (Islamweb, Agencies)-Leaders of Macedonia's ethnic Albanian minority are taking a hard line in cross-party talks intended to avert another Balkan war, diplomatic sources said on Sunday. Politician.. More

744 25/03/2001
Algeria Releases 300 People

[Berber youth clash with riot police in Algiers, June, 14, 2001.Read photo caption below.] Algeria Releases 300 People ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) - Authorities released 300 people detained during a massive pro-democracy demonstration in Algiers, but unrest continued Saturday in the North African nation's ethnic Berber region. Clashes between security.. More

733 25/03/2001
Bush Flies Home with Mixed Results from European Tour

[First BushPutin summit Ljubljana, Slovenia, Saturday, June, 16, 2001.Read photo caption belwo]. Bush flies home with mixed results from European tour LJUBLJANA, June 17 (AFP) - US President George W. Bush wrapped up a five-nation European tour and flew home to Washington Sunday after a meeting with Russian counterpart Vladmir Putin that was --.. More

734 25/03/2001
EU Commits to Enlargement with Offer of Late 2002 Target Date

[EU top officials listening to final speech by Swedish premeir, Goran Persson at EU summit in Gothenburg, Saturday, 16, Jun 2001. Read photo caption below.] EU commits to enlargement with offer of late 2002 target date GOTHENBURG, Sweden, June 17 (AFP) - The European Union has strengthened its commitment to an historic expansion into eastern Europe.. More

735 25/03/2001
Bulgarians Go to Polls, Ex-king Tipped for Victory

[A large poster showing Bulgaria's former King Simeon II. Read photo caption below.] Bulgarians go to polls, ex-king tipped for victory SOFIA, June 17 (AFP) - Bulgaria's 6.4 million voters go to the polls Sunday for legislative elections expected to return former child king Simeon II to power, 55 years after he fled into exile after World War II. Opinion.. More

736 25/03/2001
Annan to Meet Palestinians, Israelis on Truce

[UN Chief meets Israeli and Palestinian leaders.Read photo caption below.] Annan to Meet Palestinians, Israelis on Truce JERUSALEM (Reuters) - U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annanmeets Palestinian and Israeli leaders on Saturday to help cement a shaky U.S.-brokered cease-fire to end eight months of bloodshed. Annan was due to meet Palestinian President.. More

713 25/03/2001
Taliban Seek More Talks to Keep U.N. Bread Aid

[Friday, Jun 15, the last day the UN's World Food Program (WFP) distribution in Afghanistan. Read photo caption below.] Taliban Seek More Talks to Keep U.N. Bread Aid ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Afghanistan 's ruling Taliban have requested further talks to avert a permanent closure of a U.N. food subsidy program feeding nearly 300,000 people in the capital,.. More

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