U.N team blocked from locked rooms in Baghdad inspection
U N inspectors faced a two hour delay at a new infectious diseases center in Baghdad after being barred from locked rooms. Officials in Washington questioned Iraqs 12000 page weapons declaration citing missing chemical and biological weapons and uranium purchases. Mohamed ElBaradei said the nuclear report held little new material beyond untranslated Arabic sections and a sanitized copy would be sent to the Security Council. Diplomats noted the report raises few new questions and Baghdad shows no clear shift in attitude toward disarmament.
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UN Security Council condemns terror attack in Kenya
The United Nations Security Council condemned the November attacks on Israeli targets in Kenya and urged international cooperation to prosecute those responsible. Ten Kenyans and three Israelis were killed when a vehicle bomb exploded near the Paradise Hotel near Mombasa, with missiles fired at an Arkia Airlines jet as it departed. Syria condemned the incident but protested linking Israel to counterterrorism efforts.
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EU invites 10 new members to join the bloc
EU leaders finalize a historic expansion inviting 10 new members to join, reuniting Europe after Cold War divides. Poland leads the newcomers, marking May 1, 2004 as the milestone date amid tough talks over farm subsidies and regional funding.
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