| TODAY'S INDEX | Tuesday, July 09, 2002 |
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Uday warns of U.S. plan to strike Iraq, break up region
Baghdad/London(Agencies): Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's eldest son Uday warned on Sunday of a U.S. plan to launch a military strike on Iraq and break up the regions countries, |
OAU closes shop, but few will miss it
Johannesburg, South Africa (Agencies): Derided as a club for dictators and a useless bureaucratic talk shop, the Organization of African Unity (OAU) will hardly be missed when it disbands on Tuesday. |
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Threat of renewed hostilities erupts on Korean peninsula after sea clash
Seoul (Agence France-Presse): The two Koreas traded threats of renewed hostilities on Sunday as the South's navy said that a deadly sea clash last month was "meticulously" planned by the North. |
Thousands mourn assassinated Afghan vice president
Kabul (Reuters): Thousands of Afghans converged on the capital's main mosque on Sunday for the funeral of slain Vice President Haji Abdul Qadir, gunned down on Saturday in an assassination that rocked hopes of healing... |
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U.S. government to send armed patrols to airport grounds
Washington (Agencies): The U.S. government said on Saturday it was sending armed patrols to all areas of the nation's airports in an effort to step up security in the wake of a deadly shooting in Los Angeles that left three people dead. |
AFTA must not be too liberal: Mahathir
Bangkok (Associated Press): Malaysia's prime minister on Saturday urged Southeast Asia's free trade group to guard against becoming so open that it falls prey to global business poachers. |
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Dotcom shutdown slows, signaling shakeout is ebbing
Newswires New York (Dow Jones): In a sign that the Internet sector may be nearing the end of its brutal shakeout, the number of shutdowns and bankruptcies by dot-com companies in the first half of this year fell 73 percent from the same period last year, |
Asian, European finance ministers see economic recovery ahead
Copenhagen (Agence France-Presse): Asian and European finance ministers were optimistic Saturday about a global economic recovery later this year, while backing closer economic and financial cooperation in Asia for which European integration could serve as a model. |
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Schumacher closing in on fifth title with British GP victory
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Hewitt too much for Nalbandian in Wimbledon final
London (Reuters): World number one Lleyton Hewitt crushed Argentine debutant David Nalbandian 6-1, 6-3, 6-2 on Sunday to win his first Wimbledon title. |
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