Foreign Ministers Shake Hands, Leaders Talk Tough Foreign ministers of India and Pakistan shook hands and posed together for photographers at Katmandu on the sidelines of a conference of regional leaders in Nepal beginning Friday...more>>

Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Over Vieques Bombing Exercises Opponents of the U.S. military's presence on the Caribbean island of Vieques suffered a setback late Wednesday when a U.S. federal judge dismissed a lawsuit seeking to halt U.S. naval exercises there.  ...more>>

Israel Receives Zinni With Incursions And Abductions Israel has continued its incursion policy into Palestinian cities and towns, and the abduction of Palestinian resistance activists Thursday, hours before U.S. peace envoy, Anthony Zinni's return to the region...more>>

Argentine Cabinet Members Sworn in, Devaluation Expected Argentine President Eduardo Duhalde Thursday swore in a partial cabinet, which faces the formidable task of seeking to extricate the country from a 43-month-old recession - including adopting measures expected to lead to devaluation...more>>

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