Bush envisions united Korea and a trans-Korean railway
In Panmunjom Bush spoke at a near DMZ station, expressing hope for a future Korea united in commerce and cooperation. He said the United States has no intention of attacking North Korea and urged easing fears among South Koreans while labeling North Korea Iran and Iraq as an axis of evil.
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Milosevic Wins Ruling in War Crimes Trial Hearing
In The Hague the UN tribunal barred testimony from the prosecution’s senior investigator as inadmissible hearsay. Milosevic celebrated the ruling while criticizing the Dutch government for denying his wife a visa for a weekend visit and asking the judges to intervene.
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U S Special Forces Deploy To Basilan Island Role
U S military prepares to deploy about 160 special forces to Basilan in the southern Philippines to train local troops fighting Abu Sayyaf. About 80 soldiers already there, aiding efforts to secure missionaries Martin and Gracia Burnham and nurse Deborah Yap.
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Cynthia Teramae
Basilan
Abu Sayyaf
Martin and
Gracia Burnham
Wichita
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Egypt train fire kills 372 during holiday travel
A passenger train traveling from Cairo to Luxor caught fire, killing 372 and possibly rising above 400 as rescuers comb the charred cars. Officials debate the cause with early reports citing a gas cylinder in a dining car while acknowledging the train was severely overcrowded.
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Ahmed al-Sherif
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Efforts to kill Saddam Hussein pose several risks
The article outlines options for removing Saddam including insurgent support, coups, or a US invasion described as regime change. It notes that a swift military strike could be viewed as ideal but warns the US has a poor track record killing foreign leaders, citing Saddam’s elusiveness and past failures against Castro and Gaddafi.
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Center For Strategic and International Studies
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Laurie Mylrose
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