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03 Mar 2003
 
 
More needed than al-Samoud 2 destruction - Britain
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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.
 
 
26 Feb 2003
 
Arab League head forecasts war 'in a few days'
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Arab League chief Amr Mussa said Tuesday a US-led war could be launched against Iraq "in a few days", adding that Arab states were powerless to prevent it.
 
 
25 Feb 2003
 
Unilateral war a 'crime against peace' - Vatican
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The Vatican on Monday urged the international community to allow United Nations weapons inspectors to continue their work in Iraq, warning that a war that did not receive the explicit backing of...
 
 
18 Feb 2003
 
EU leaders move to heal rift over Iraq
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EU leaders moved to heal deep rifts over Iraq with a compromise declaration at an emergency summit Monday telling President Saddam Hussein he must disarm immediately -- but also insisting that war...
 
 
14 Feb 2003
 
First protests against war begin in Asia
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At least 150 000 demonstrators Friday marched through Melbourne to oppose the looming US-led war in Iraq in the first of a series of weekend protests across Asia.
 
 
07 Feb 2003
 
Archbishop Ndungane to travel to UK for Zim crisis talks
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South Africa's most powerful church leader was expected to leave for Britain later this month following a meeting with Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, a senior church official said Thursday.
 
 
Catholic church commits to moral-regeneration programme
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Catholic churches in South Africa made a firm commitment on Friday to undertake a long-term community-based campaign to renew the moral character of society.
 
 
05 Feb 2003
 
France, Britain vow to cooperate to boost Africa
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France and Britain on Tuesday vowed to step up cooperation in sub-Saharan Africa, with a joint visit by the two countries foreign ministers to the Great Lakes region later this year.
 
 
04 Feb 2003
 
British soldiers told to be ready for Iraq occupation
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Senior officers in the British army have been told to prepare for an occupation of Iraq lasting up to three years in the event of war and the downfall of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's regime,...
 
 
31 Jan 2003
 
Mbeki to meet Blair this weekend
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President Thabo Mbeki jetted off to Britain this morning where he is expected to hold bilateral talks with Prime Minister Tony Blair on the global political situation.
 
 
28 Jan 2003
 
SA will not endorse war against another UN member
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South Africa will not be party to any military assault by a United Nation (UN) member against another, but will rather continue to seek a peaceful way out to a possible United States-led attack on...
 
 
27 Jan 2003
 
Putin tells Blair that Iraq inspections must continue
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With UN weapons inspectors poised Monday to deliver a key report on Iraq to the Security Council, Russian President Vladimir Putin told British Prime Minister Tony Blair that inspections must be...
 
 
07 Nov 2002
 
Britain warns on EU farm costs
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Failure to reform the European common agricultural policy (CAP) would mean the end of the Doha agreement to open up world trade to less developed countries, Clare Short, Britain's international...
 
 
 
                       
 
 
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