Pakistan police close in on Pearl kidnapers in Karachi
Pakistani police say they are near solving the abduction of Wall Street Journal correspondent Daniel Pearl. Three suspects linked to emailed photographs of Pearl have been detained as investigators, aided by the FBI, pursue leads including militant groups and the fugitive Sheik Omar Saeed. Pearl's wife Mariane appeals for his release amid international pressure as tensions rise around Musharraf’s Washington visit.
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Sharon seeks U S help to isolate Arafat during White House talks
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon arrives for a three day mission in Washington to press President Bush to cut all contacts with Yasser Arafat and to curb Iran's perceived meddling in the Middle East. Arafat aides accuse the United States of bias while Bush has yet to meet the Palestinian leader.
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Powell Presses Arafat to Choose Peace Over Violence
Secretary of State Colin Powell told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Yasser Arafat must choose between pursuing peace with U.S. mediation and tolerating violence against Israel. Powell urged decisive action to confront terror, curb arms smuggling, and keep peace talks alive while calling on Israel to ease Palestinian hardships. He reiterated U.S. support for a Palestinian state on land held by Israel.
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Arafat leadership in Middle East talks faces U S pressure
Palestinian advisers accuse Israel of dictating U S policy while Washington resumes mediation after two failed truce missions. CIA chief Tenet to visit next week to push cease fire as Ben Eliezer urges talks with other Palestinians. Powell urges Arafat to choose peace over violence during guidance in Cairo Burns stresses mutual obligations amid frustration.
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U S Plan Expands Role in Colombian War to Shield Oil Pipeline
The Bush administration proposed 98 million to train and equip a Colombian army brigade to guard the Cano Limon oil pipeline, a shift from prior limits on aid aimed at eradicating drug crops. The move comes as Colombia's 38 year civil war yields about 3,500 deaths annually and pipeline sabotage reduces production.
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