Bush Libyan talks stay on hold until UN demands met
The Bush administration said talks with Libya are positive but no policy changes will occur unless Libya cooperates with UN Security Council requirements. Ari Fleischer dismissed reports of a deal to remove Libya from the U.S. list of state sponsors of terrorism. Richard Boucher urged further compliance to improve Libya’s image.
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Al-Qaida planned attack on Jakarta embassy
Five suspected al-Qaida members arrived in Indonesia from Yemen last July with a plan to blow up the U S Embassy in Jakarta. A high ranking U S official said Indonesian authorities balked at acting, letting the men slip away after discovery. The case highlights Indonesia's ambivalence toward radicals and US challenges in Southeast Asia. Authorities monitored potential terrorists, but police denied reports of the plot.
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Hamas Leaders Die in Nablus Raid Trigger Blood Feud
In Nablus the Israeli raid killed four Hamas members including West Bank wing chief Yousef Soragji. A massive funeral drew 15 000 mourners, chanting retaliation as Hamas and Al Aqsa Brigades vow all out war while Israel braces for further attacks.
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Six suspects held over Calcutta American Center attack
Indian police charged three Bangladeshis and three teachers from an Islamic school with murder and waging war against the state over the Calcutta American Center shooting that left four police officers dead and wounded twenty. Police seized a motorcycle tied to one suspect as investigators probe motives amid India Pakistan tensions.
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