Israeli minister murdered in Jerusalem hotel shooting
Gunmen lurking in a hotel hallway fatally shot Tourism Minister Rehavam Zeevi, 75, in Jerusalem. The PFLP claimed responsibility, vowing more killings, as Israel vows retaliation and tightens West Bank travel restrictions amid renewed crisis. Zeevi's death tests coalition unity and U.S. backed peace talks. Zeevi lived in Ramat Hasharon and was staying at the Hyatt Hotel when attacked.
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Powell seeks easing of Kashmir tensions between India and Pakistan
Secretary of State Powell and Indian Foreign Minister Singh framed US-India ties as strong in a New Delhi briefing. Powell urged focus on anti-terrorism, acknowledged Vajpayee's invitation to Washington, and sought to calm disputes over Kashmir while denying mediation. Indian officials rejected Powell’s Kashmir phrasing as misquoted and emphasized state-sponsored terrorism as the root cause.
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Iraq urges OPEC to cut oil production by 1 million bar
Iraq called on OPEC to reduce output by one million barrels per day to stabilize the world market and lift prices. Oil minister Amer Rasheed blamed some members for failing to meet quotas and urged firm adherence to agreed levels as a temporary measure ahead of the November 14 OPEC meeting.
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Trade and terrorism top APEC talks in Shanghai
Pacific Rim ministers, meeting in Shanghai, push for a new World Trade Organization round amid calls to combat terrorism. Officials sought to reassure Muslim nations over the Afghanistan war while pressing to launch WTO talks in Doha next month.
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