Clinton says he planned to attack North Korea reactor
Former President Bill Clinton recalled warning North Korea in 1994 that the United States would destroy its nuclear reactor if Pyongyang did not freeze operations. He said North Korea must be persuaded or forced to end its weapons program, and urged cooperation with China and Japan.
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France deploys 150 paratroopers to Ivory Coast amid truce push
France expands its Ivory Coast role sending 150 paratroopers with a broader mandate to fire if needed. The move heightens tension with rebels who accuse Paris of siding with President Gbagbo, as clashes and protests erupt in Bouaire and Man.
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Jordan says it has uprooted al-Qaida in the kingdom
Jordanian officials say al Qaida set up extremist cells in Amman but security forces have largely arrested them. Two suspects linked to the Oct 28 Foley assassination were arrested earlier and admitted a cell planned to smuggle missiles. Abu Musaab al Zarqawi reportedly aided the operation with equipment and funds.
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