World | March 19, 2002, Tuesday | Viewed: 279
The people of Ramallah have got a spring in their step again - at least most of them have - and the heart of the town seems to be back to its ebullient, chaotic self once more. After last week's invasion - the biggest by the Israeli army in almost 20 year...
World | March 18, 2002, Monday | Viewed: 277
President George W Bush has condemned as "an outrage" the grenade attack on a Christian church in the Pakistani capital, Islamabad, which killed five people, including a US embassy administrator and her daughter. A Pakistani and an Afghan were also killed...
World | March 18, 2002, Monday | Viewed: 214
Cuban president Fidel Castro said (on) Sunday his friend and ally, president Hugo Chavez of Venezuela, could speak for him and his revolutionary ideas at a world development conference in Mexico this week. "Even if I don't go, we, I, feel represented in y...
World | March 18, 2002, Monday | Viewed: 289
In the wake of fresh violence in the Middle East, Israeli and Palestinian field commanders met late Sunday as part of a U.S....
World | March 18, 2002, Monday | Viewed: 313
DOW JONES STOXX 600 Index, including the top 600 company shares of DOW JONES STOXX TMI, will include INTRACOM, the Hellenic Industry of Telecommunication Equipment and Information Systems as of March 18, 2002. INTRACOM is also participating in the FTSE4GO...
World | March 18, 2002, Monday | Viewed: 247
Portugal's centre-right Social Democrat party is expected to join forces with the smaller Popular Party to form a new government after winning a narrow majority in general elections. The social democrats, led by the former foreign minister Jose Manuel Dur...
World | March 18, 2002, Monday | Viewed: 227
Slobodan Milosevic's war crimes trial in The Hague has been adjourned for several days because the former Yugoslav leader has flu, the tribunal says. Milosevic has refused to enter a plea, forcing the court to enter a not guilty plea on his behalf....
World | March 18, 2002, Monday | Viewed: 207
Israeli officials Monday agreed to turn over to Palestinians security control of recently occupied portions of the West Bank and Gaza, beginning perhaps as soon as Monday night, sources said. The deal was reached during security talks between Israelis and...
World | March 18, 2002, Monday | Viewed: 264
Operation Anaconda, the biggest U.S....
World | March 17, 2002, Sunday | Viewed: 241
One of the Pentagon's leading advocates of toppling Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein said Saturday that quick action was needed to limit Hussein's ability to threaten the region and Americans. Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz told CNN " that President B...
World | March 17, 2002, Sunday | Viewed: 195
Two Americans were among at least five people killed in a grenade attack on a Protestant church packed with foreigners for a Sunday service in Pakistan's capital, a U.S....
World | March 17, 2002, Sunday | Viewed: 329
As a proposed meeting among Israelis, Palestinians and a visiting U.S....
World | March 17, 2002, Sunday | Viewed: 317
Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah has accepted an invitation from President Bush to visit Washington, nine months after the kingdom's de facto ruler snubbed a similar invite over perceived U.S....
World | March 16, 2002, Saturday | Viewed: 340
European leaders are starting their final day of talks on economic streamlining in confident mood, with hosts Spain expressing optimism that an agreement will be reached on Saturday. Spanish Foreign Minister Josep Pique said the European Union leaders, me...
World | March 16, 2002, Saturday | Viewed: 339
There has been fresh religious violence in the Indian state of Gujurat, with at least three killed as mobs set fire to shops in the main city, Ahmedabad. Tension was already high following a ceremony by hard-line Hindus near the disputed religious site at...