Egypt's large wheat purchases post Sept. 11 stir export watch
Egypt, the U.S. wheat’s largest customer, bought about 1 million metric tons in three late September tenders after the Sept. 11 attacks, signaling unusual stockpiling behavior. Analysts note no widespread trade disruption and see risks from war impacts and rising freight costs on future sales.
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Hebron Clashes as Israeli Forces Seize Two Neighborhoods
Israeli tanks backed by troops captured Abu Sneineh and Hareta Sheikh in Hebron, enforcing a curfew and evicting families from three buildings. Five Palestinians were killed and 12 wounded in the incursions, signaling a breakdown of last month’s cease fire and sparking calls for international protection.
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Blair tours Pakistan to drum up Islamic support for strikes
British Prime Minister Tony Blair arrived in Islamabad as Western allies seek Muslim backing for action against Osama bin Laden's network. Pakistan pledged cooperation, while Blair planned to press Pakistan and then India for unity against terrorism. Fresh footage of bin Laden with Ayman al Zawahri surfaced on Al Jazeera.
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U S believes missile may have caused airliner blast
Rescue workers hunted the Black Sea for wreckage and bodies after a Sibir Airlines Tupolev 154 exploded en route from Tel Aviv to Novosibirsk. U S intelligence suspects a Ukrainian anti aircraft missile fired during a military exercise caused the crash. Ukraine denies it. Russia investigates possible terrorism as relatives gather in Sochi and Tel Aviv seeking loved ones.
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