Fourteen Die In Riots In Northern Indian City
Five people died in clashes between the police and violent mobs on Sunday in the northern Indian town of Kanpur, raising the death toll to 14 in the last three days, officials said.
Sharon To Keep U.S. On Israel's Side On Washington Trip
Traveling to Washington on his first trip abroad since taking office, Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon hopes to convince President George W. Bush that Israel remains the top U.S. ally in the Middle East and that the peace process needs to be revised.
Afghanistan's Taliban Demand International Recognition
Demanding international recognition, the foreign minister of Afghanistan's ruling Taliban militia on Sunday accused the world community of isolating the Islamic regime.
OPEC Cuts Output Again
The OPEC oil cartel on Saturday slashed output for the second time this year to head off a slump in crude prices, but denied the move could fuel a global slowdown and hurt consumers.
Fourteen Die In Riots In Northern Indian City
Sharon To Keep U.S. On Israel's Side On Washington Trip
Afghanistan's Taliban Demand International Recognition
OPEC Cuts Output Again
