North Korea fuels doubt over planned talks in Beijing
Washington reports North Korea announced reprocessing of over 8,000 spent fuel rods at Jongbyon nuclear complex. U S officials questioned the claim and noted uncertainty whether reprocessing had begun. The statement casts doubt on U S Korea China talks set for next week and signals possible North Korean bluster ahead of discussions.
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Poland signs 48 F-16 deal valued at 3.5 billion
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Air carriers across Asia face their worst crisis as SARS chills demand, with Cathay Pacific warning of possible daily losses near 3 million and fleets possibly grounded. Analysts warn only a two month period of pain is likely, while WHO cautions travelers on risk.
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WHO official warns that while Beijing has resources to cope, poorer provinces like Ningxia and Shanxi face severe tests due to limited doctors and facilities. The outbreak, concentrated in Guangdong, spreads inland with rising fatalities and costly treatment needs.
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