Blair and Bush Seek Fresh Push for Middle East Peace
Prime Minister Blair and President Bush meet at the White House to push for renewed U.S. focus on Israeli Palestinian peace. They discuss Arafat death opening chances for talks and Gaza withdrawal readiness, amid Blair’s bets on renewed commitment and bilateral cooperation.
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Trade will dominate farm agenda in Bush second term
U S farm policy will center on trade as President Bush starts a second term amid mad cow disease concerns and bans on beef by Japan and other nations. The era brings a $70 million deficit in 2002 rising to $800 million in 2003, with broader questions on subsidies and WTO talks through 2007.
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