Putin berated by grieving Kursk families at closed meeting
Grieving relatives of 118 seamen who died aboard the Kursk confront President Vladimir Putin at a closed naval base near Vidyayevo. The 90 minute session, aired by pro Kremlin TV, saw anger over compensation, housing, recovery of the submarine, and Putin's vacation during the crisis. The hall held about 1,000 people, including 350 Kursk relatives, many disappointed by delays and perceived government inaction.
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Canada Fox NAFTA vision clashes with EU style idea
Ottawa hosts Vicente Fox on his first visit as president-elect, pitching closer North American ties. Prime Minister Jean Chretien rejects a Europe like union, saying a common currency and EU model won’t work in North America, while Fox seeks greater cooperation and development alongside the United States.
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Bin Laden network linked to Gaza militant cell
Israeli security forces cracked down on a Palestinian led cell with training in Pakistan tied to Osama bin Laden. Twenty three alleged militants were arrested amid fears of attacks that could threaten the Middle East peace process.
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