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Korea war clouds on the horizon
The Bush Administration chose to leave the smouldering crisis in Korea largely unattended while preoccupying itself with Iraq.
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U. S. A.: L-1 visas stirring up controversy
Just as H-1B workers have done, L-1 visa holders are stirring up controversy in the U. S. A. Whereas H-1B visas allow U. S. companies to hire overseas workers specifically for the purpose of filling open jobs, L-1 visas are meant for intra-company transfers and are valid for a maximum of seven years.
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Reining in the warlords: Odds against Afghan National Army
As a joint ANA operation with the American-led coalition forces, Operation Warrior Sweep aims at uprooting the resistance forces hidden in some parts of Afghanistan.
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  Deploying Missiles in Asia
North Korea’s ability to attack with its artillery, rocket launchers and short-range Scud/Nodong missiles is such to make the possibility of an effective national defence highly problematic.
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Tunisia: Women to get more representation
President Zine El Abidine of Tunisia will run again for office during the 2004 presidential elections. He told the national congress of the Democratic Constitutional Rally (majority party): “With great pride
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U. S. A.: Sonia wins California Teen Pageant
Sonia Talati, a 15-year-old Indo-American, was crowned Miss Northern California in the American Co-Ed Beauty Pageant held at San Jose. (“Co-Ed” is an old-fashioned term for All-American Girl).
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Taiwan: China Opposes Pentagon Report
China denounced a Pentagon report accusing it of deploying growing numbers of ballistic missiles aimed at Taiwan and said Washington was making excuses to sell advanced weapons to the island.
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Jordan offers asylum to Saddam’s daughters
Two of Saddam Hussein’s daughters, whose husbands were killed on the orders of the toppled Iraqi president, arrived in Jordan on July 31 and were offered asylum by King Abdullah, officials said.
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