Pakistan Says Extradition Not One-Way Traffic

Pakistan informed India that the extradition issue will not be a one-way affair since India must also hand over Pakistani nationals who have taken shelter in New Delhi after committing violence and crimes in Pakistan... more>>

Syrian UN Envoy Draws Parallels Between WTC Attacks & Israeli Actions  Syria sparked anger when it compared Israel’s demolition of Palestinian houses to the destruction of the World Trade Center in New York in its maiden speech as a Security Council member Friday. .. more>>

U.S.-Chinese Silence Over Bugged Plane Chinese and American officials refused to comment Sunday on Western press reports that a Boeing 767 airliner manufactured in the U.S. for Chinese President Jiang Zemin contained more than 20 spying devices... more>>

Philippines Vows To Finish Abu Sayyaf Soon

Philippine President, Gloria Macagapal Arroyo, said Saturday, January 20, 2002, that there is no need for American troopers to engage in combat operations in Mindanao because Filipino soldiers can wipe out the Abu Sayyaf by themselves... more>>

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• Pakistan Says Extradition Not One-Way Traffic
• Heavy Sentences For Convicted UN Staff Killers In West Timor
• Pakistan: Indian Wheat Bound For Afghanistan Infested
• Muslim Website Creates Tremor In Singapore  
• Philippines Vows To Finish Abu Sayyaf Soon
• World Leaders Gather For Afghanistan Aid
• Israel Blows Up Palestinian Radio Offices
• Protests Hit Indonesia Nationwide Over Price Hikes
• Musharraf Says War is unlikely With India
• Arroyo: Philippines Has Been Fighting Terrorism Long Before Sept. 11
• Malaysia Threatens To Banish Indonesian Workers After Riots
• Powell Denies Report Claiming Saudis May Ask U.S. Military to Leave 
• Powell Winds Up South Asia Tour Without Success
• Alleged Sneaker Bomber Pleads "Not Guilty" to Federal Charges 
• Maskhadov "Key Person" In Chechen Peace: UNHCR Chief
• California School's World History Course Sparks Hate Mail
• Smuggling Through Afghan Borders Regains Momentum In Pakistan
• Israeli Air Raids on Tulkarem, Palestinians Call For ‘International Intervention’
• Red Cross to Visit "Camp X-Ray"
• U.S. Justice Dept Releases "Martyrdom Messages" Tapes
• U.S. Soldiers Arrive Philippines, Stir Debate on Future Role
• National Geographic Releases New Book on "The World of Islam"
• ACLU Finds Constitutional Violations in Strip-Search of Muslim Girl at Airport
• Grieving Americans Meet Afghan Victims of U.S. Bombings
• Tennessee Pastor Launches Anti-Islam Campaign
• Israel Assassinates Fatah Member
• U.S. Slammed for “Creating New Category” Of POWs
• Powell Carries New Ideas To India
• Powell Leaves Kabul After Promising Karzai Support
• Report Chides U.S., Anti-Terror Coalition on Human Rights
• Iraq Reports Fresh Turkish Incursion In The North
• Pak-Indo Nuclear War Not Ruled Out
• U.S. To Release $221 Million In Afghan Assets
• Indonesian Leader Struggles In Fight Against Corruption
• Report Says Afghanistan To Become Big Arms Market