China's Communist Party names new generation leaders
Jiang Zemin steps down as party leader but keeps power over the military. Hu Jintao rises to top posts with Jiang’s support, signaling continued reforms and a shift to a younger leadership. Three Represents endorses entrepreneur participation and reform push.
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UN inspectors prep Baghdad mission amid tight security
An advance UN team travels to Baghdad for renewed weapons inspections. Officials flag strict security, cypher precautions, and purposed moves of laboratories. President Saddam Hussein accepts a fresh UN resolution demanding disarmament and access. Full checks expected after Iraq submits a weapons declaration by December 8.
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Budget fight stalls extra homeland security funds
Washington faces a budget deadlock between President Bush and Congress, delaying billions for homeland security. Critics warn the Homeland Security Department may be window dressing without new funding while local officials urge rapid support for police training, health systems, and anti terror programs.
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