Millions watch Bush speech across the nation
After President Bush set a 48 hour deadline for Saddam to leave Iraq or face force, Americans nationwide reacted with mixed views. Students, professionals, and seniors weighed the rationale and potential costs of war, while polls showed general support for action despite doubts.
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China names Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao leaders
Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao pledged to pursue economic openness while preserving one party rule. They spoke at the National People's Congress as China links growth with reducing poverty and maintains Socialist with Chinese characteristics.
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South Korea warns of possible border clashes amid Iraq war
South Korea's prime minister cautioned that tensions at the North Korea border could flare into fighting if the Iraq war widens. With the United States focused on Baghdad, experts fear Pyongyang may try to provoke alarm along the heavily guarded frontier.
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Mysterious pneumonia illness spans seven countries
Federal health officials said they are testing samples from a pneumonia like illness that has affected more than 150 people in seven countries and caused nine deaths. Canada reports seven cases in two family clusters with travel to Hong Kong S.A.R. Hanoi reports a first case Feb 26 with a death on March 14 after transfer to Hong Kong S.A.R. Hong Kong S.A.R. notes twenty health care workers developing symptoms on March 12.
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World Health Organization issued a global alert as suspected flu like cases appeared in England France Israel Slovenia and Australia. Doctors in Frankfurt confirmed a Singaporean man and his wife contracted the illness and quarantined relatives after they arrived on a Singapore Airlines flight from New York. The man had treated two SARS patients in Singapore.
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