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Sparks flew at an emergency Islamic summit Wednesday, with Iraq's
number two Ezzat Ibrahim branding Kuwait's junior foreign minister
a "monkey" and vowing to teach the United States a lesson it...
British Prime Minister Tony Blair and his Irish counterpart Bertie
Ahern struggled to revive Northern Ireland's stalled peace process
during a second day of intensive talks with the province's...
Britain said Monday that Iraq needed to do far more than break up
its al-Samoud 2 missiles to satisfy United Nations demands to
disarm and thus head off a US-led attack.
Germany and France remain on a collision course with the United
States and key European allies over Iraq in a high stakes stand-off
which could weaken the United Nations, NATO, the European Union...
The developed countries appear not to be honouring their pledges to
the United Nations Global Fund on Aids, TB and Malaria, Health
Minister Dr Manto Tshabalala-Msimang said on Tuesday.
North Korea on Tuesday defended its decision to pull out of a key
nuclear arms treaty, saying it had been forced to act because of
threats from the United States.
President Saddam Hussein is trapped between the demands of the UN
disarmament process that continues to sap his hold on power and the
threat of a US-led military offensive to oust him, diplomats...
EU member states were again at loggerheads over Iraq Monday with
discord focussing on proposals for a new UN resolution seen by
opponents as a green light for war.