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...majority in which around 65,000 people have been killed. SOUTHEAST ASIA Conspiracy Theory Two governments announced details of the threat posed by a group that wants to set up an Islamic state in the region. Singapore said that some of the 21 suspected Muslim militants it arrested in August had staked out the city-state's Changi Airport, a U.S. naval vessel, chemical plants and a bar popular with U.S. military personnel. The suspects were all Singaporeans, members of the militant group Jemaah Islamiah. In the Philippines, a jailed Indonesian operative of Jemaah Islamiah told police of plans...
...against his former Defense Minister Cesare Previti - and Berlusconi's own trial expected to wrap up by year's end - chairman Pecorella has given fast-track treatment to the current bill, which includes a provision to halt cases automatically when a venue change is requested. Following Senate approval in August, Pecorella had even hinted that he would try to keep Parliament in session during the usual summer recess. Brushing off suggestions that the new laws are made-to-order, Pecorella said, "They apply to everyone." Still he told TIME that the political implications of his client's case are undeniable...
...main event. But the countries that forced Bush to try inspections first could see things very differently. They could well be pleased if the process somehow takes the air out of the American case for war. That means the argument Colin Powell won on that day back in August - that going to the U.N. will build support for U.S. policy without limiting Bush's options - could turn out to be dead wrong...
...spent a lot of time talking about exactly how we wanted the plot to play out,” said Aronson. “But we only actually wrote the script over eight days in August...
...president’s deeply skeptical response is not surprising considering that for months it has been clear the White House had no intention of accepting anything short of ousting Iraqi president Saddam Hussein. In August, Vice President Dick Cheney called a return of weapons inspectors “dangerous,” saying they would provide “false comfort...