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World News Atlas
Arab Countries
2002
September
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Arab Countries, September 2002 Timeline
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Thursday, January 8
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 Evening News
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| Sep.2 |
Jerusalem |
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Israeli court backs Palestinian expulsions Supreme Court has approved the expulsion of relatives of a Palestinian militant from the West Bank to the Gaza Strip
 Day News
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| Sep.4 |
U.S. Congress |
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Bush to seek Congress approval on Iraq President vowed to make the case against the Iraqi leader on the international stage as well
 Morning News
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| Sep.8 |
Iraq |
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Ex-arms inspector defends Iraq Scott Ritter has told the Baghdad parliament that Iraq is not a threat to the outside world
| Sep.11 |
West Bank |
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Arafat to form new government The Palestinian Cabinet resigned to head off a revolt in the Palestinian Legislative Council. The PLC adjourned
Evening News
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| Sep.15 |
Saudi Arabia |
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Saudis offer bases for Iraq strike Saudi Arabia has made a major shift in its policy, indicating that it could allow US forces access to bases on its territory
Day News
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| Sep.16 |
 Baghdad |
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Iraq agrees to weapons inspections Iraq will allow U.N. inspectors to immediately return to the country without conditions, but Bush administration skeptical
| Sep.19 |
West Bank |
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Tanks advance on Arafat's compound Israeli troops in tanks and armored personnel carriers fired machine guns and bulldozed a wall around the buildings
Evening News
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 UN |
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UN inspectors to send team to Iraq An advance team of weapons inspectors is to return to Iraq October 15. That date is outlined in a UNMOVIC document
Morning News
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| Sep.20 |
West Bank |
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Israel army wrecks Arafat compound Israeli forces have destroyed all buildings in Ramallah compound that immediately surround the Palestinian leader's main office
Evening News
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West Bank |
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Arafat office under fire Explosions and heavy machine gun fire erupted at Arafat's compound late as Israelis continued to besiege the area
Morning News
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| Sep.21 |
West Bank |
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Israel presses siege of Arafat office Arafat called on Palestinians to halt attacks in Israel. Siege was aimed at isolating Arafat and surrender of 50 Palestinians
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Iraq |
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Iraq warns against fresh UN resolution Iraq has said it will ignore any new resolutions adopted by the Security Council
Evening News
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 West Bank |
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Evacuation order for Arafat compound| With Israeli troops surrounding compound poised for an assault, several hundred Palestinians took to the streets | |
Morning News
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| Sep.22 |
West Bank |
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Aide says Arafat siege 'dreadful' Saeb Erakat said the leader was in good spirits, despite no running water and shortages of food and medicine
| Sep.23 |
England |
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Cabinet starts key Iraq meeting Blair has begun briefing key ministers about the need for action on Iraq at a crucial cabinet meeting in Downing Street
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England |
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Blair unveils Iraq dossier The 55-page document about the threat posed by Iraq's weapons programmes was posted on various government websites
Morning News
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| Sep.24 |
 London |
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Blair: Iraq weapons threat growing In the House of Commons Blair has warned that weapons of mass destruction programme is active, detailed and growing
Evening News
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Washington |
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US stands firm on ousting Saddam Powell refused to rule out the possibility that the US might try to oust the Iraqi leader, even if he complies with UN resolutions
Day News
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| Sep.27 |
France |
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Bush, envoy lobby French on Iraq U.S. President telephoned President Chirac to urge support for a U.N. resolution threatening Iraq with military
Morning News
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| Sep.29 |
West Bank |
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Israel leaves Arafat compound Israel's top security officials agreed to ease the military's grip on the Palestinian leader's headquarters
Day News
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Iran |
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Iraq woos Iran in anti-US drive On a visit to Tehran the Iraqi Foreign Minister told Iranian President Khatami that US behaviour is a threat to the Islamic world
Morning News
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| Sep.30 |
Iraq |
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Iraq hopes for U.N. 'compromise' Baghdad says it hopes to cooperate with a new 'compromise' resolution that it expects the Security Council to adopt
Day News
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Washington |
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White House: Iraq can't be trusted White House pointed to repeated attempts by Iraq to shoot down allied aircraft
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Morning News
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| Sep.1 |
Washington |
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Powell: New Iraq arms probe needed Washington wants the first step to be the return of weapons inspectors to assess Saddam's arms capability
| Sep.2 |
Sweden |
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Hijack suspect charged Kerim Sadok Chatty, 29, a Tunisian -born Swede, has been charged with attempting to hijack and sabotage an aircraft or airport
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Moscow |
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Russia warns against Iraq attack Russia says U.S. military action against Iraq would only 'complicate' attempts to resolve problems in the Middle East
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Sudan |
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Battle threatens peace talks The government was indefinitely suspending peace talks with rebels because of the rebel takeover of a southern town
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Jerusalem |
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Inquiry into Palestinian deaths Defense Minister has ordered an inquiry into why Palestinian civilians have been killed during recent military operations
Evening News
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 Jerusalem |
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Israeli court backs Palestinian expulsions Supreme Court has approved the expulsion of relatives of a Palestinian militant from the West Bank to the Gaza Strip
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Iraq |
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Experts: Iraq has chemical weapons Weapons experts say there is mounting evidence that Saddam has amassed large stocks of chemical and biological weapons
Morning News
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| Sep.3 |
South Africa |
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Aziz: Iraq 'ready to work with U.N.' After 30-minute meeting with Annan, Deputy Prime says Baghdad is ready to resolve the crisis between Iraq and the U.S.
Day News
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England |
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Blair promises proof of Iraq threat rime Minister has promised to publish evidence on Iraq's alleged development of weapons of mass destruction
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Washington |
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Powell rejects Iraq inspections offer The US Secretary of State hinted that the president is close to making a public declaration of his intentions
Day News
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| Sep.4 |
 U.S. Congress |
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Bush to seek Congress approval on Iraq President vowed to make the case against the Iraqi leader on the international stage as well
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West Bank |
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Israel deports relatives of terror suspects 2 relatives of a Palestinian terror suspect were deported from the West Bank to Gaza
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Jerusalem |
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Sharon: 'Possibility for breakthrough' Prime Minister said that 'for the first time, I see a possibility for a breakthrough,' in relations with the Palestinians
| Sep.5 |
Iraq |
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Air defence site attacked Nearly 100 US and UK planes are reported to have taken part in an attack
Morning News
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| Sep.6 |
Qatar |
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Al-Jazeera claims taped 9/11 confessions The Arabic television news network said it has taped confessions of two al Qaeda members
Day News
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Jerusalem |
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Israeli inquiry finds soldiers not at fault Inquiry into recent military actions in which Palestinian civilians were killed has found that the soldiers acted appropriately
Morning News
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| Sep.8 |
Iraq |
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Ex-arms inspector defends Iraq Scott Ritter has told the Baghdad parliament that Iraq is not a threat to the outside world
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West Bank |
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Palestinians rounded up Troops arrested 5 activists from Arafat's Fatah organization during an operation in the village of Yatta
Evening News
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United Arab Emirates |
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U.S. nuke plants considered for 9/11 Al-Jazeera: Al Qaeda considered striking nuclear facilities and hasn't ruled out nuclear attacks in the future
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| Sep.9 |
England |
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Iraq nuclear dilemma exposed Iraq could assemble a nuclear weapon in months if it had foreign help, a report has concluded
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West Bank |
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Arafat: Palestinians on verge of statehood Palestinian leader said he was willing to let the Palestinian Legislative Council replace him
Day News
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United Arab Emirates |
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Al-Jazeera: Bin Laden praises hijackers A tape purportedly of Osama bin Laden praises the al Qaeda hijackers for changing 'the face of history'
Evening News
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England |
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Blair to brand Saddam 'outlaw' UK prime minister: United Nations must act soon to deal with Saddam Hussein
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| Sep.10 |
West Bank |
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Fatah: End attacks on civilians The group also will try and prevent such killings. It called for the immediate resumption of negotiations
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France |
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France promotes U.N. route to Iraq A Security Council resolution suggested giving Baghdad a 3-week deadline for letting weapons inspectors into Iraq
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Iraq |
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VP: Arabs confront the U.S. Taha Yassin Ramadan urged all Arabs to confront the United States, its people and its property by any means
Morning News
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| Sep.11 |
West Bank |
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Arafat to form new government The Palestinian Cabinet resigned to head off a revolt in the Palestinian Legislative Council. The PLC adjourned
Day News
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Saudi Arabia |
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Saudi Arabia backs terror fight Prince Abdullah has written to Bush giving his country's 'sincere condolences and sympathy' for the September 11 attacks
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Washington |
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Pentagon steps up Iraq war planning Gen. Franks, commander of the Central Command, presented updated war plans targeting Iraq in a Pentagon meeting
| Sep.12 |
Iraq |
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Iraq hits at Bush 'lies' UN ambassador, Mohammed Aldouri, said the U.S. had repeatedly failed to find any evidence Iraq was involved in terrorism
Evening News
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United Arab Emirates |
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Al-Jazeera offers accounts of 9/11 plan 2 al Qaeda terrorists wanted by the United States describe the actions of some of the main hijackers in their final days
Morning News
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| Sep.13 |
UN |
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Bush: 'Highly doubtful' Saddam will comply In a meeting with African leaders, Bush reiterated his request for a UN resolution demanding that Saddam disarm
Day News
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UN |
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Bush, Powell push for Iraq resolution The United Nations must act quickly on Iraq to avoid unilateral U.S. action, U.S. President and Secretary of State said
Evening News
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UN |
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UN says Iraq must face consequences The 5 permanent members of the Security Council have agreed to put pressure to allow UN weapons inspectors to return
Morning News
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| Sep.14 |
China |
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China cautious on Iraq action China has hinted it would not support unilateral military action against Iraq
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Iraq |
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U.S. team visits hospitals A delegation has visited Iraq to convince officials to allow U.N. weapons inspectors full access to avert a military strike
Evening News
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Iraq |
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Arabs ask Iraq to allow inspectors back The Arab League unanimously issued the appeal to Iraq to allow U.N. weapons inspectors to return
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Washington |
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White House dismisses Iraqi offer Iraq gaves conditional offer to allow U.N. weapons inspectors back inside the country
| Sep.15 |
 Saudi Arabia |
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Saudis offer bases for Iraq strike Saudi Arabia has made a major shift in its policy, indicating that it could allow US forces access to bases on its territory
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Washington |
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Powell: It's too late for Iraq to negotiate Secretary of State said that U.N. weapons inspectors must be allowed to go 'anywhere, anytime' if they returned
Day News
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| Sep.16 |
Baghdad |
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Iraq agrees to weapons inspections| Iraq will allow U.N. inspectors to immediately return to the country without conditions, but Bush administration skeptical | |
Morning News
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| Sep.17 |
Russia |
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Russia, China welcome Iraq offer Russian Foreign Minister: Main task is to ensure that the inspectors can get to Iraq as soon as possible
Day News
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UN |
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Weapons inspectors meet with Iraq The head of the U.N. weapons inspection team met with an Iraqi delegation. Both sides to meet again in 10 days
Evening News
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UN |
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Peace plan sets steps to Palestinian state US, UN, Russia and the EU outlined a plan to combine Mideast peace with Palestinian elections and political reforms
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| Sep.18 |
U.S. Congress |
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Bush, lawmakers discuss Iraq Bush said his administration would work with Congress on a resolution authorizing him to use force against Iraq
| Sep.19 |
U.S. Congress |
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Bush wants flexibility on Iraq President will send proposed language to Congress for a resolution authorizing him to use force against Baghdad
Day News
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West Bank |
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Tanks advance on Arafat's compound Israeli troops in tanks and armored personnel carriers fired machine guns and bulldozed a wall around the buildings
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U.S. Congress |
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Draft resolution on Iraq sent to Hill Some members of Congress are questioning Bush's request to use 'all means' necessary to disarm Saddam Hussein
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UN |
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Saddam's letter says U.S. wants oil Foreign Minister denied that Iraq has nuclear, chemical or biological weapons during a speech before the General Assembly
Evening News
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UN |
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UN inspectors to send team to Iraq| An advance team of weapons inspectors is to return to Iraq October 15. That date is outlined in a UNMOVIC document | |
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| Sep.20 |
West Bank |
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Israel army wrecks Arafat compound Israeli forces have destroyed all buildings in Ramallah compound that immediately surround the Palestinian leader's main office
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Yemen |
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5 al Qaeda suspects captured Intelligence forces captured al Qaeda members in a gun battle at a terrorist hideout in a suburb of the capital Sanaa
Day News
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Washington |
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U.S. holds Sudanese pilot as threat A former Sudanese Air Force pilot may have been planning to hijack an airliner and fly it into a target in the U.S.
Evening News
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West Bank |
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Arafat office under fire Explosions and heavy machine gun fire erupted at Arafat's compound late as Israelis continued to besiege the area
Morning News
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| Sep.21 |
West Bank |
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Israel presses siege of Arafat office Arafat called on Palestinians to halt attacks in Israel. Siege was aimed at isolating Arafat and surrender of 50 Palestinians
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Iraq |
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Iraq warns against fresh UN resolution Iraq has said it will ignore any new resolutions adopted by the Security Council
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Kuwait |
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General Franks: U.S. ready to attack Iraq The commander of the U.S. Central Command said: 'We are prepared to undertake whatever activities and whatever actions'
Evening News
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West Bank |
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Evacuation order for Arafat compound| With Israeli troops surrounding compound poised for an assault, several hundred Palestinians took to the streets | |
Morning News
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| Sep.22 |
West Bank |
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Aide says Arafat siege 'dreadful' Saeb Erakat said the leader was in good spirits, despite no running water and shortages of food and medicine
| Sep.23 |
 England |
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Cabinet starts key Iraq meeting Blair has begun briefing key ministers about the need for action on Iraq at a crucial cabinet meeting in Downing Street
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West Bank |
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Palestinian official meets Arafat Palestinian chief negotiator Saeb Erakat sat down with Israeli security officials to end the siege and later briefed Arafat
Evening News
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England |
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Blair unveils Iraq dossier The 55-page document about the threat posed by Iraq's weapons programmes was posted on various government websites
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Washington |
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U.S. condems Israel over Ramallah seige The U.S. introduced a draft resolution to the Security Council, condemning Israel for its siege and demolition of Arafat's compound
Morning News
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| Sep.24 |
London |
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Blair: Iraq weapons threat growing| In the House of Commons Blair has warned that weapons of mass destruction programme is active, detailed and growing | |
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UN Security Council |
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Security Council condemns Israeli siege An approved resolution is calling for Arafat's siege end. The United States abstained calling the resolution 'one-sided'
Evening News
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 Washington |
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US stands firm on ousting Saddam Powell refused to rule out the possibility that the US might try to oust the Iraqi leader, even if he complies with UN resolutions
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Iraq |
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Iraq dismisses British arms dossier An adviser to Saddam Hussein has said that U.N. weapons inspectors would have unfettered access
Day News
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| Sep.25 |
Poland |
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Rumsfeld: Evidence links Iraq, al Qaeda U.S. intelligence has determined there is a link between Iraq and the al Qaeda, but Secretary refused to elaborate
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Washington |
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Rice: Iraq sheltered, trained al Qaeda National security adviser said Saddam has sheltered terrorists and helped train some in chemical weapons development
Morning News
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| Sep.27 |
Saudi Arabia |
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Subject of global manhunt released Saud al-Rasheed, 21, has been released by Saudis and FBI is satisfied he had no connection to the September 11 attacks
Day News
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 France |
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Bush, envoy lobby French on Iraq U.S. President telephoned President Chirac to urge support for a U.N. resolution threatening Iraq with military
Morning News
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| Sep.29 |
West Bank |
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Israel leaves Arafat compound| Israel's top security officials agreed to ease the military's grip on the Palestinian leader's headquarters | |
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Morocco |
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Islamic party doubles seats in parliament The Justice and Development Party favors making women wear veils, banning alcohol and amputating thieves' hands
Day News
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 Iran |
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Iraq woos Iran in anti-US drive On a visit to Tehran the Iraqi Foreign Minister told Iranian President Khatami that US behaviour is a threat to the Islamic world
Morning News
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| Sep.30 |
Iraq |
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Iraq hopes for U.N. 'compromise' Baghdad says it hopes to cooperate with a new 'compromise' resolution that it expects the Security Council to adopt
Day News
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Washington |
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White House: Iraq can't be trusted White House pointed to repeated attempts by Iraq to shoot down allied aircraft