Iraq arms declaration questions face UN inspectors
United Nations chief weapons inspector Blix said Iraq cooperates on ground inspections but must answer questions about its recent arms declaration. He noted ongoing site visits and sample analyses while planning interviews with Iraqi scientists and a January report to the Security Council.
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Venezuelan protests clash outside military HQ
Dozens wounded as rubber bullets and tear gas bathe Los Proceres park near Fort Tiuna in Caracas. Opponents demand release of a dissident general and urge the military to back a six-week strike to force Chavez from power. Pro-Chavez supporters throw rocks and fireworks amid the chaos.
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North Korea food aid to continue amid tensions
The United States remains a major donor of North Korea food aid, shipping corn rice and other foods despite worries over aid access and rising tensions over nuclear weapons. U.N. officials urge a $201 million emergency operation to feed 6.4 million vulnerable people as Pyongyang tightens control over aid distribution.
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