U.N. stalls on Iraq inspections as new council members loom
U.N. weapons inspectors face an uncertain future as Iraq tensions persist and the Security Council lags on a formal response to the bombing campaign. Russia and China criticize actions and Butler while France proposes a new monitoring system. Secretary General Annan builds a small advisory team ahead of five new nonpermanent members joining on January 1.
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Yemen raid on hostage hideout leaves four dead
Britain criticized Yemen as its troops stormed a southern Yemen hideout where 16 Western hostages were held by Islamic militants. Four hostages, including an American woman, were killed and two women were wounded. Ten others were freed unharmed as three kidnappers were killed and three captured.
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Aceh mob kills eight soldiers amid anti military violence
A mob of about 200 villagers tortured and killed eight Indonesian soldiers after stopping a public bus in Aceh province. Rioters also attacked a police station and burned two cars as tensions rise after a military crackdown.
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