Indonesian Military Tightens Aceh Relief Work Restrictions
Indonesian authorities ordered aid workers and journalists to declare travel plans or face expulsion from Aceh as security concerns hinder relief efforts after the Dec 26 tsunami. The UN seeks donors at a Geneva conference for $4 billion in aid while rebels and government warn of risks to convoys and refugee camps amid ongoing conflict in Sumatra.
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Bush names Homeland chief in landmark pick
Michael Chertoff, Bush’s choice to lead the Homeland Security Department, wins Senate confirmation amid questions over his Patriot Act role and civil liberties concerns. If confirmed, he would leave his Philadelphia appeals court seat and oversee a sprawling, interagency security effort post 9 11.
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Insurgents attack U S Iraqi convoy near Mosul
Insurgents ambushed a convoy of American and Iraqi forces in Mosul detonating a roadside bomb and firing from a mosque. Three Iraqi National Guardsmen were killed and six wounded. no Americans hurt. The attack came as Iraq heads toward elections with security concerns rising nationwide.
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Trade deficit hits all time high in November
The Commerce Department reports a November trade deficit of 60.3 billion dollars, up 7.7 percent from October, with record imbalances in imports of oil consumer goods farm products and other items. The year total through November reaches 561.3 billion, signaling a potential 600 billion annual gap. China remains the top deficit partner at 16.6 billion, while critics blame Bush trade policies for job losses to low wage rivals.
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