Israeli Army Kills A Palestinian Boy, A Woman, Jordanian King Calls for Timetable

A Palestinian boy and a woman were killed by Israeli army Saturday, June 29, 2002 . Meanwhile, Jordan 's King Abdullah II warned that the U.S. must provide a reasonable timetable for establishing a Palestinian state or face more violence in the region...more>>

U.S. Attempts To Convince NATO Of Missile Defense Program: Paper

The United States will dispatch envoys to NATO capitals next month in a bid to enlist the support of foreign governments and businesses for its national missile defense program, The Washington Post reported Saturday, June 29, 2002...more>>

Jordan Denies Report on Hosting U.S. Troops for Planned Iraq Invasion 

Jordan vehemently denied Saturday, June 29, 2002, an Arab newspaper report that dozens of U.S. troops and intelligence services have been sent into Jordan under a plan to overthrow Iraqi President Saddam Hussein...more>>

Critic: Bush Wants to Americanize Football 

In a message to FIFA (International football governing body) Chief Joseph S. Blatter, U.S. President George W. Bush sought drastic changes to the world’s first and most popular game, to make it more like “American soccer”. Analysts, however, called the move “a silly joke” raising fears Bush may be serious...more>>

• Pakistan & India.. Military Balance

• Jenin: World testimonies

• Israeli Operation Defensive Shield

• Palestine: Maps and Facts

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• South Asia Sinks Deeper Into Dynastic Politics
• Curfew Imposed As Lanka Tamil-Muslim Riots Continue
• Turkey Erupts With Joy After Beating South Korea
• Israeli Army Destroys Hebron Compound, G-8 Summit Ends
• India, Iran Pledge To Combat Terrorism 
• Mueller Asks Muslims for Continued Support
• Following EU , U.S. Ponders Asking ISPs To Watch E-mails
• U.S. Jewish Body Helps Parents Filter “Anti-Semitic” Web Content
• Israeli Missile Defense System for India
• North and South Korea Trade Accusations over Yellow Sea Battle
• Local Indonesian Experts: Megawati Killing Democracy
• US Congress Candidate Says He Lost Because He Supports Palestine
• Pakistan May Ban Wimbledon Hero for Teaming with Israeli
• White House Anti-Terror Official Quits
• Mahathir Fails On The Malay Fault-Line 
• Indian Media Assails Bush Statement
• Afghan Weapons Depot Death Toll Mounts, U.S. Pilots Blamed for 'Friendly Fire'

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World Cup:

• World Cup Fever Drowns Announcement of Mahathir’s Retirement Plan
• Countdown Begins For World Cup Final, Schroeder Heads to Japan
• Broadcasting False Alarm Triggers Korean Joy Followed by Anger

• Turks Celebrate Victory, Africa Hails Senegal's Vanquished Heroes

• South Korea Rejoices As Spain Cries Foul

• German Beats U.S. in World Cup Play

• Brazil into Semis After Beating England 

• Senegal Cut the Magic, Let Their Feet Do the Talking

• South Koreans in Glory Path, Co-Host Japan World Cup Glory Ends

• Africans Roar With Pride As Senegal Lions Head Into Quarter-Finals

• World Cup Bonus for South Korean Stars, Urged to Reach Last Eight

• Asia Has Another World Cup Going On in Thailand 

• Poles Intent on Giving Koreans Parting Gift Before Leaving World Cup

• Afghans Follow World Cup Through Dishes