U N approves tougher Iraq resolution
The U N Security Council unanimously approved a resolution giving weapons inspectors broader power to hunt for illicit weapons in Iraq. The move, seen as a U S victory, sets a timetable toward disarmament or war with Iraq under terms backed by Syria, France, Russia and China, while keeping the option of force if Iraq obstructs inspections.
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Security Council approves Iraq disarmament resolution
The council backs a plan to disarm Iraq of chemical and biological weapons and to halt nuclear programs. Inspectors must report any interference or noncompliance within 60 days of starting work, with a final report due by February 21 2003 and a Dec 23 deadline. The council will meet after the inspectors report to decide on full compliance actions.
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U.S. plans new troop callup over Iraq tensions
The Bush administration warns Iraq it will face zero tolerance for hindering U.N. inspections as the Pentagon prepares fresh troop callups and potential invasion moves. Rumsfeld signals continued air patrols and pressure, with about 58,000 National Guard and reserve soldiers already activated for the war on terrorism and preparations that could reach Gulf War levels.
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Resolution sets Iraqi inspection start by Dec 23
The resolution orders inspectors to begin work by December 23, with Blix and ElBaradei required to report Iraqi violations immediately. It leaves determination of violations to inspectors and asks the council to respond after findings. Blix warns against minor delays being treated as breaches. Iraqi ambassador Mohammed Al-Douri says Iraq will review the resolution and respects votes.
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SEC counts chief accountant resigns amid Webster probe
Robert Herdman, chief SEC accountant, resigns amid investigations into his role in William Webster's selection as head of a new accounting oversight board. The move follows SEC Chairman Harvey Pitt's resignation under pressure, signaling ongoing turmoil as the agency faces accounting scandals eroding public trust. President Bush must nominate a successor to be confirmed by the Senate.
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Chavez Holds Talks With Venezuela Opposition Leaders
Venezuela's government opened talks Friday with opposition leaders to calm a political crisis. Key figure Carlos Ortega warned negotiations would fail if the referendum on Chavez's rule is blocked, while opposition actions and clashes raised tensions amid broader economic and security troubles.
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Hart rules out 2004 run while open to contribution
Former Senator Gary Hart, previously linked to a presidential bid, says he does not want to run but wants to contribute. He spoke at the University of Colorado on national security and criticized his party after Republicans gained Senate control and House seats in recent elections.
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