Strained Saudi U.S. ties after Sept 11 prompt debate
The Sept 11 attacks strain US Saudi relations, highlighting regional and personal rifts. Officials note ongoing cooperation on security, while Saudis face scrutiny over tolerance and anti-West sentiment. Leaders urge honest dialogue to realign the longtime oil and defense partnership.
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Fidel Castro Hosts Gala At Habanos Cigar Festival
Fidel Castro attended the annual Habanos Festival dinner in Havana joining about 600 guests including 60 Americans. He wore an olive green uniform and modeled Compay Segundo's white sombrero before it went to the highest bidder amid a lively sing along as cigars filled the room.
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Dozens of Palestinian Militants Searched in Balata Camp Raid
Israeli troops prospected houses in Balata refugee camp near Nablus for militants and weapons for a third day, as Jenin camp withdrawals continued. Arafat condemned the incursions, which left dead and wounded on both sides, with sporadic clashes and a Gaza air strike killing a 9 year old girl named Ines Salah.
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