Hostages Held in Philippines Abductions Split to Small Groups
Officials in Sulu report 21 hostages including at least 10 foreigners are held by Abu Sayyaf and ransom groups after being abducted from Sipadan Island. Military officials say hostages are moved in small groups around Talipao near Jolo while negotiations potential is considered.
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Jose Calimlim
Abu Sayyaf
Philippines
Basilan
Philippine
United States
Ramzi Yousef
World Trade Center
Sheik Omar Abdel-Rahman
New York City
Tan
Defense
Orlando Mercado
Mercado
Sulu
Talipao
Jolo
Galid Andang
Hong Kong
Germany
France
South Africa
Finland
Lebanon
Malaysia
Indonesia
Mideast nations press Israel on nuclear arsenal at UN
Egypt led a regional push at a UN conference urging Israel to join the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and allow IAEA scrutiny. Iran and Saudi Arabia backed demands, arguing Israel’s opacity threatens Middle East security while the United States supported a new regional committee to address nuclear issues.
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United Nations
Mideast
Israel
Egypt
Middle East
U.N
Ahmed Aboul Gheit
Gheit
Kamal Kharrazi
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Emirates
Syria
Mikhail Webbe
International Atomic Energy Agency
Ephraim Sneh
Israel Army Radio
Fawzi Shobakshi
United States
Daniel Plesch
British American Security Information Council
Ukraine vows to shut Chernobyl a long road to closure
Ukraine pledges to close the Chernobyl plant but does not set a date. Prime Minister Viktor Yushchenko spoke after laying a wreath at a memorial for firefighters involved in the 1986 disaster. The nuclear complex now operates only one reactor. closure remains uncertain amid energy needs and donor pressure.
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Chernobyl
Ukraine
Viktor Yushchenko
Europe
Russia
Belarus
Madeleine Albright
Kiev
Yushchenko
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