Afghan leaders question U.S. capture of government officials
Afghan authorities seek clarification from the U.S. military on the Jan. 23 raid north of Kandahar that seized 27 prisoners, including anti-Taliban officials tied to interim leader Hamid Karzai. Pentagon says targets were al-Qaida or Taliban, while Afghans dispute. Karzai to send delegation to probe. Bush pledges global hunt for terrorists.
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OAS Reports Progress in Western Hemisphere Drug Fight
The OAS finds last year saw progress in curbing illegal drug use and production across 33 nations, with most adopting drug fighting plans and development programs. It notes Colombia and Mexico show strong efforts but cites technical and financial limits and data gaps in statistics and demand reduction evaluation.
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