Iraq forms broadly representative governing council in Baghdad
Iraq inaugurates a diverse governing council three months after Saddam’s ouster, with Shiites dominating and a plan to elect leadership Monday. Bremer attends as U.S. authorities retain final control while the council can name ministers and approve the 2004 budget.
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Mohammed Bakr al- Uloum
Najaf
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Adnan Pachachi
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Liberia accuses rebels of breaking cease-fire in attacks
Liberia's government accuses two rebel groups of violating the cease-fire with attacks on Kwendin and Gulu that killed at least 15 people, including civilians, while reporting other assaults on Greenville and Belewalay. Officials say the moves were not independently verifiable and stress continued commitment to peace.
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Daniel Chen
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Former IRA bomb expert arrested in West Bank
A suspected Irish Republican Army dissident trained in explosives was arrested by Israeli police in Ramallah. The unnamed man, said to belong to the Real IRA, entered Israel last month on a British passport and crossed to Palestinian areas. The Omagh bombing and other IRA actions are cited as context for his alleged activities.
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Fatah
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