NATO leader urges Europe to align on terror threat
NATO Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer warned of a perception gap between Europe and the United States on global terrorism. He urged Europe to accelerate integration of external and internal security and cited Iraq as a potential unifying factor while noting friction has eased after a Bush meeting. He said NATO training for Iraqis includes ten of nineteen member states and other European partners.
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Ivory Coast wreckage surveyed amid exodus and turmoil
In Abidjan and throughout Ivory Coast, residents surveyed wrecked streets and empty stores after five days of upheaval. Foreign nationals were evacuated by France and other Western nations, while SA pressed urgent talks to stabilize West Africa as fear and shortages grow.
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Kerry team in Ohio seeks fact finding on votes
Lawyers for John Kerry in Ohio describe a fact finding mission after the election loss. They aim to verify vote counting, check absentee and provisional ballots, equipment issues, and ballots listing Ralph Nader, seeking to reassure the public about election accuracy. Bush led Kerry by 136000 in unofficial returns.
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