Bin Laden tape fuels fear of new attacks across allies
U S intelligence sees bin Laden possibly hiding near the Afghanistan Pakistan border with tribes sheltering him and notes the tape threatens Western Europe Canada and Australia. Officials say threats rise as Europe braces amid Bali and Indonesia related alarms while Blair warns against overreaction and Ridge considers revising alert colors.
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Iraq accepts return of U.N. weapons inspectors
U.N. and U.S. officials announced Iraq will permit inspectors to resume monitoring of nuclear chemical and biological programs by a Dec. 23 deadline with a first report due 60 days after inspections begin. Hans Blix and Mohammed ElBaradei lead the team as Iraq faces possible consequences for noncompliance.
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