Putin Sees Scope for Unified Iraq Resolution
Putin said the Security Council could reach common ground on Iraq and did not rule out a new U N resolution on returning weapons inspectors, while Fedotov insisted the American draft is unacceptable and Russia seeks a shared approach. Blair pressed Moscow but gained no pledge for a new resolution.
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Russia
Vladimir Putin
Security Council
Iraq
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U.N. Security Council
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Tony Blair
Yuri Fedotov
U.S
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Interfax
Baghdad
Blair
Washington
Britain
Kofi Annan
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bush
United States
Fischer
European Union
Javier Solana
Finland
Bill Graham
Canada
America
Congress
Aziz
Lebanon
Emile Lahoud
Cherie
Lyudmila
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Volga
Leonid Brezhnev
Kremlin
Saddam
Soviet Union
Afghanistan
NATO
Investigators link blast on French tanker to terrorism
Investigators from France Yemen and the United States found TNT traces and parts of a small boat inside the Limburg supporting the view the Sunday explosion was an act of terrorism. French defense minister Michele Alliot-Marie said the findings indicate an attack with possible al Qaida ties. The incident killed one crew member and spilled 90 000 barrels of oil into the Gulf of Aden as the ship was towed to a Yemeni port for inspection.
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Yemen
Michele Alliot-Marie
France
United States
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Gulf of Aden
al-Qaida
Osama bin Laden
U.S
Washington
Jean-Francois Perrouty
France 3
Saeed Yafaei
Yemen News
Saba
Ulster Unionists urge Sinn Fein to quit power sharing
Ulster Unionist Party pressed for Sinn Fein to be expelled from Northern Ireland's coalition as Britain and Ireland prepared to decide on ending the power sharing arrangement. Trimble called for Sinn Fein's removal over IRA disarmament and Stormont spying probes, while Adams dismissed the ultimatum amid looming UK control.
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Bertie Ahern
Ahern
Republic of Ireland
Gerry Adams
Adams
Tony Blair
Democratic Unionists
Lebanon charges 22 with planning terrorist acts
Lebanese prosecutors charged 22 suspected al Qaida members with planning to set up a terrorist organization to commit crimes against people and harm the state. Among the group are a Saudi and two Lebanese who confessed. other suspects are at large from Saudi Arabia Yemen Turkey and the Palestinian territories.
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Lebanon
al-Qaida
Riyad Talieh
Osama bin Laden
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Yemen
Turkey
Palestinian Territories
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