UN inspectors revisit tainted airfield in Iraq north of Baghdad
UN disarmament teams inspected a half derelict airfield once linked to lethal spray devices and other weapons programs. They found no advanced spray systems and kept findings confidential while they review reports after unannounced visits to multiple sites connected to Iraq’s weapons program.
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Fire on Wind Song forces evacuation near Tahiti
A fire broke out in the engine room of the Wind Song off Tahiti early Sunday, sparking the evacuation of 127 passengers. Seventeen crew stayed onboard to fight the blaze as 92 crew members were confirmed safe. Passengers and crew were moved to a transport ship and later to Raiatea for hotel accommodations before returning home.
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Afghan rebuilding kept on course
Diplomats and Afghan leaders meet in Koenigswinter to push stabilisation and a 2004 elections roadmap amid renewed warlord clashes. US Germany Japan and Saudi Arabia sponsor about 4 billion dollars in pledged aid while authorities seek to extend central government reach. SYDNEY (AP) Prime Minister John Howard urged preemptive action against terrorists sparking regional debate.
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