Ten al Qaeda suspects arrested in Pakistan
Pakistani authorities detained ten suspected al Qaida members in separate Karachi raids over the weekend. The group includes Masrab Arachi a nephew of former al Qaida No 3 Mohammed and eight Central Asians who trained at camps in South Waziristan. Officials say the suspects confessed to involvement in the Karachi mosque bombings and a sectarian attack in Quetta. The arrests mark a major breakthrough in disrupting the al Qaida network.
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Americas abducted amid Saudi al Qaeda killings
In Riyadh, suspected al Qaeda militants abduct Paul M Johnson and claimed responsibility for the killing of two other Westerners, Kenneth Scroggs and Robert Jacobs, raising alarms over attacks aimed at foreigners and Saudi oil interests. Saudi authorities comb the capital as the U.S. Embassy cautions over a coordinated campaign.
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Baghdad Car Bomb Kills Dozen and Targets Officials
A car bomber killed a dozen people near a U.S. garrison in Baghdad as gunmen assassinated a senior Education Ministry official. The day saw a rocket attack on the Green Zone, ambushes around the capital, and a U.S. helicopter crash. An Iraqi university professor was shot dead near Baghdad University. Taji air base fighting left one American soldier dead and two wounded, with an assailant killed.
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Powell calls U S terrorism report a big mistake
Secretary of State Colin Powell called a U S report on terrorism a big mistake and said he was reviewing the data with the CIA to find how errors entered the document He announced a meeting on the issue and stressed no political motive and that officials would determine blame after discussions with involved agencies.
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European voters punish leaders in 25 nation EU vote
Voters in Britain Italy and the Netherlands rebuked governing parties over Iraq while targeting opponents Schroeder and Chirac over local issues. Spain’s Socialists surged by withdrawing troops after the March 11 attack, as Europe wrapped up 19 country ballots amid EU expansion and a looming constitution draft.
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Potter Tops Box Office Amid Busy Hollywood Weekend
Hollywood reports a busy weekend as Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban leads theaters with 35.1 million for the 10 day total 158.1 million. Shrek 2 holds strong in fourth weekend with 24 million and becomes top animated ever at 354 million. Chronicles of Riddick debuts at No 2 with 24.6 million. The Stepford Wives opens at 4th with 22.2 million.
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