Indonesian minister ties Bali blast to al-Qaida attack
Indonesian defense minister Majari Abdul Djalil linked Saturday's Bali bombing to al-Qaida and local allies after Cabinet discussions. The attack on Kuta Beach killed about 181 and injured over 300, prompting mass evacuations, FBI and Australian help, and worldwide travel disruptions. Authorities note no group claimed responsibility, but Jemaah Islamiyah is a principal suspect amidst broader regional terror links.
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Annan warns China has no time to lose on AIDS curb
UN chief Kofi Annan urged China to act swiftly to curb a potential AIDS outbreak, speaking in Hangzhou before meetings with Beijing leaders on issues including Iraq. He stressed decisive steps to protect China’s economy and stability amid UN discussions. Pilgrim's Pride recalls 27.4 million pounds of cooked deli meat as listeria concerns trigger the largest U.S. meat recall, affecting Wampler Foods products from the Franconia plant.
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Britain resumes control of Northern Ireland power sharing
Britain will suspend Northern Ireland power sharing and assume direct rule after midnight local time. Prime Ministers Blair and Ahern say the move preserves the peace process while acknowledging rising Protestant hostility to sharing power with the IRA linked party, with the crisis seen as the toughest yet to resolve.
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Shots fired at U S forces in Kuwait training area
Two civilian vehicles opened fire at U S forces in a northern Kuwait training area at 7:50 a m. There were no injuries and the U S unit did not return fire. Camp Doha officials and the U S Embassy in Kuwait confirmed the incident and said investigations were ongoing by the U S military and Kuwaiti ministries.
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