Bush asserts Iraq talks yield no clear progress
President Bush warned the UN weapons inspections in Iraq show signs of noncompliance. He called for a tough coalition stance if Saddam Hussein fails to fully disarm, noting recent Iraqi opposition and protests as evidence. Iraq aims to declare all weapons work by Sunday with possible early disclosures.
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Turkey fears Kurdish state in Iraq could spur uprising at home
In Hakkari near the Iraqi border poverty and PKK pressure fuel anti government sentiment while Kurdish activists view an Iraqi Kurdistan as progress. Turkish officials warn against any Kurdish state in northern Iraq even as some local leaders in Hakkari say it would be acceptable. Turkey, a NATO member, borders Iraq and hosts U.S. warplanes from 1991.
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Harm reduction gains momentum at Seattle drug conference
In Seattle more than 1,000 clinicians and researchers attended the Four National Harm Reduction Conference. Edith Springer, a former heroin user, credits methadone and compassionate counseling with helping her recovery as experts argue abstinence only approaches cause more harm. The event features talks on harm reduction in prisons and syringe disposal barriers.
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