November 2002
North Korea Urged to Halt Its Nuclear Program as Soon as Possible - 2002-11-29
The International Atomic Energy Agency has called on North Korea to allow inspections of its nuclear program and to cease its nuclear activities promptly. This…
Washington Ready to Assist Luanda in Rebuilding War-Torn Angola - 2002-11-23
Washington is ready to support Angola's reconstruction following the finalization of a peace agreement that ends decades of conflict. The Angolan government and former rebels…
Prospects for Reconciliation with Opponents in Burma - 2002-11-20
The military government of Burma reports progress in reconciliation talks with democratic opponents, acknowledging the efforts of UN envoy Razali Ismail. Despite his disappointment, Razali…
U.S. Treasury Secretary to Visit Afghanistan - 2002-11-18
U.S. Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill is visiting Afghanistan to assess the economic reconstruction efforts and the use of U.S. financial aid. This visit highlights the…
Establishment of a Domestic Intelligence Agency in the U.S. - 2002-11-16
The Bush administration is exploring the creation of a domestic intelligence agency to enhance anti-terrorism efforts, separating these duties from the FBI. This initiative follows…
Pakistan Denies Assisting North Korea's Nuclear Program - 2002-11-14
Pakistan has denied claims that it assisted North Korea's nuclear program until recently, responding to a Washington Post report. The Bush administration is reportedly facing…
Tony Blair: Britons Must Remain Vigilant - 2002-11-12
Tony Blair warns that the threat of terrorism, particularly from al-Qaeda, is increasing in the UK. He emphasizes the need for vigilance among Britons and…
According to press reports, President Bush has approved a war plan against Iraq - 2002-11-10
President Bush has approved a military plan against Iraq, indicating readiness for action if Iraq fails to comply with UN resolutions. Condoleezza Rice and British…