Bush says no confidence in Palestinian government amid Mideast tensions
President Bush and Israeli Prime Minister Sharon voiced doubts about the Palestinian leadership as Israeli tanks surrounded Yasser Arafat's Ramallah compound. Bush said no one has confidence in the emerging government while Sharon warned there will be peace only when anti Israeli terrorism ends and Arafat is replaced.
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Former king rejects role in Afghan democracy drive
Afghan leader Zaher Shah renounced any position in the loya jirga as delegates gathered to choose new leaders. The 87-year-old former monarch said he would not seek power and supported interim president Hamid Karzai, aiming to ease tensions with ethnic Tajik and Pashtun factions amid delays to draft a new constitution and elections.
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