India presses Pakistan to jail 20 more militants
New Delhi hailed Hafiz Saeed as a step forward but urged Pakistan to jail 20 additional suspects. India accuses Pakistan of backing cross border terrorism as tensions flare after Parliament attack claims. Security tightens in Delhi amid a New Year explosives case linked to Lashkar-e Tayyaba.
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Arafat vows Palestinian state in 2002 amid protests
In his year end address Yasser Arafat promised a Palestinian state in 2002 while thousands demonstrated across the West Bank and Gaza. He backed the truce with Israel but warned patience has limits as Israeli ministers pressed for action against attacks.
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FDA eyes label changes to curb look alike drug mix ups
The FDA proposes bold label changes for over 30 drugs to reduce look alike mistakes between Lamictal and Lamisil. The effort follows three seizures and 22 plus misdispensed cases, aiming to rely on red italic emphasis and mixed letter colors to grab pharmacists’ attention. FDA will also test new drug names for potential confusion before approval.
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Opposition asks chief justice to order new Zambia vote
Zambia's seven opposition parties urged Chief Justice Cecilia Mambilima to void results favoring the Move Movement for Multiparty Democracy and to mandate a fresh presidential election. They allege ballot stuffing and vote manipulation after voting Thursday with Levy Mwanawasa leading on partial tallies.
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Chief Justice faults pace of Senate confirmations
Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist criticizes the Senate for slow confirmations amid terrorism concerns. He notes 94 federal judicial vacancies, the most at year start since 1994, and urges prompt up or down votes on President Bush’s nominees.
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