Schroeder pledges renewal as Germany faces economy and Iraq strains
In Berlin Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder laid out a four year plan for Germany amid a weak economy and U S friction over Iraq. He pledged to protect the welfare state and maintain social cohesion while implementing government cuts endorsed by delegates. Across the world, explosions and protests testing stability continued in Pakistan, Russia, and Venezuela.
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Israeli forces dismantle Havat Gilad outpost amid clashes
Hundreds of Jewish settlers clashed with Israeli troops as the Havat Gilad outpost near Nablus was dismantled after three confrontations in four days. Prime Minister Sharon criticized the Sabbath evacuation and warned against violence, while an army inquiry was announced.
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American ship returns to Yemen after long gap
A U.S. cargo ship docked at Aden port in Yemen carrying 25,000 tons of American wheat as a government donation. It marks the first American vessel to enter Aden since the 2000 USS Cole bombing which killed 17 sailors and wounded 37. Al Qaida suspected in that attack and a prior tanker incident.
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