World News Atlas
USA
2004
December
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| Dec.6 | Saudi Arabia |
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| Militants stormed the heavily fortified consulate in Jeddah in a brazen raid before security forces regained control |
U.S. Congress | The Congress is sending the bill that creates a new director of national intelligence demanded after Sept. 11 to Bush |
Kuwait
U.S. Troops Fire Complaints at Rumsfeld Defense Secretary faced open criticism from his own troops, who complained about inadequate armor for Iraq
Washington
USA
Washington
Rumsfeld faces Iraq letters row US Defence Secretary has pledged to personally sign letters of condolence to the families of soldiers killed in action
Washington
Bush says Iraqi troops not ready The President is warning that next month's election would not be 'trouble-free'
Washington
Bush admits Iraq bombers' impact The President has admitted that repeated car bomb attacks by insurgents are having 'an effect' on the situation
Northern Iraq | Multiple rounds hit a dining hall near Mosul, killing U.S. troops, members of the Iraqi national guard, and Iraqi civilians |
Washington
New jail abuse allegations hit US Memos between FBI officials detailing abuses were released as part of a lawsuit against the government
Washington
Bush vows to pursue Iraq mission President is confident democracy will prevail in Iraq and that continuing violence will not derail next month's elections
Washington
Rumsfeld pressed over Mosul blast Defence Secretary has come under pressure over the attack at a US base in the northern Iraqi city that killed 22 people
Northern Iraq
USA | The greenback hit $1.3516 in the trade after data fuelled fresh concerns about the US economy |
Iraq
Washington
U.S. warns Russia over Yukos sale The Bush administration has criticized a takeover of key parts of the embattled oil giant
Sunni Triangle
2 Key Zarqawi leaders captured Saleh Arugayan Kahlil (Mahalawi) and Bassim Mohammad Hazeem are in U.S. custody following a sweep of Ramadi
Washington
US forms quake relief coalition| The US, Australia, Japan and India have formed a coalition to lead aid efforts after the Indian Ocean sea surges |
USA
Powell, Jeb Bush to lead U.S. team A U.S. delegation headed by Secretary of State and Florida Gov. will travel to southern Asia to assess humanitarian needs
Washington
US pledges $350m in tsunami aid The US plans to increase by 10-fold its contribution to help the survivors of the Indian Ocean tsunami
New York
New Year tainted by deep sorrow The rowdiness of New Year's Eve in Times Square was interrupted by a moment of silence for the victims of the tsunami
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