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 Tuesday, Oct 02, 2001
USA
Words of warning
(CNN) -- British Prime Minister Tony Blair will issue a stark warning to Afghanistan's ruling Taliban party today, while the U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan has apparently briefed the Pakistani president on evidence which the U.S. says links accused terror mastermind Osama bin Laden with the September 11 attack on the United States.
In his major Labour Party address, Blair is expected to suggest that military action against the Taliban in imminent, and will be "proportionate" and "targeted" while everything "humanly possible" will be done to avoid civilian casualties.
Meanwhile, the United States is apparently considering steps to secure much-needed Arab support for the fight against terrorism.
U.S. officials have told CNN that drafts of a major ...
IMF - Mongolia
IMF approves three-year program for Mongolia
WASHINGTON
The IMF said Monday it had approved a three-year, 37-million-dollar support program for Mongolia to ease poverty and bolster economic growth.
The agreement would allow Mongolia to draw five million dollars immediately, the International Monetary Fund said in a statement.
Weak economic governance had led to stepped up losses in state-owned banks and other ...
US - attacks - WBank
World Bank says terror attacks condemn 10 million to poverty
WASHINGTON
The economic impact of the September 11 terrorist assaults will plunge another 10 million people into poverty next year, the World Bank said in a report Monday.
"We have seen the human toll the recent attacks wrought in the US, ...
US - attacks - WTO - EU
New round of trade talks will help beat terrorism, poverty: Lamy
NAIROBI
The fight against international terrorism and world poverty would be better fought if another round of multilateral trade negotiations were held, European Trade Commissioner Pascal Lamy said Monday.
"The tragic events which the ...

Nigeria - independence
Still mired in problems, Nigerians mark 41st independence day
LAGOS
Nigeria on Monday marked its 41st Independence Day still mired in poverty and conflict, to be dubbed a "nation of survivors" by one paper as the head of state admitted his team had not yet achieved much.
In the commercial ...
Nigeria - independence
On Independence Day, Obasanjo admits much remains to be done
ABUJA
Nigeria's President Olusegun Obasanjo admitted Monday his administration has failed so far to lift most Nigerians out of poverty and end violence, in a speech to mark the country's 41st independence celebrations.
More than two ...
Peru - politics
Peru president to present job-creation, poverty-battling plan
LIMA
Peruvian President Alejandro Toledo Monday was set to present to Congress an emergency plan to create new jobs and battle poverty.
The proposed legislation provides for 50 percent of privatization proceeds to go to road construction and 10 percent to launch a program to bring running water to remote rural regions.
During a television address on Sunday night, Toledo said the government already had set aside the equivalent of 142 million dollars to build roads in rural areas.
A housing construction program also will be launched within 90 ...
Pope - synod
Pope tells bishops to embrace poverty for credibility
VATICAN CITY
Pope John Paul II on Sunday told a synod of 4,500 Catholic bishops here that they should take the path of poverty if they wanted to gain credibility with their congregations.
The pontiff, who celebrated mass with 280 cardinals, ...
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