White House defends North Korea policy amid nuclear tensions
The Bush administration rejects North Korea expanding its nuclear arsenal and aims to halt the Kim regime's drive to build new bombs. A senior official voiced optimism about working with regional partners while Democrats warned inaction could embolden others and threaten Japan and the United States.
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Threat to Iraq Antiquities in Potential War
Scholars warn that a looming conflict could endanger Iraq’s ancient heritage even before bombings. They fear postwar looting will erase artifacts from sites, museums, and markets, echoing the 1991 Gulf War and damaging cultural memory nationwide.
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