Angola’s Unita rebels have formally disbanded their military wing and laid down their arms, ending the 27-year civil war since independence from Portugal.
Israel warned it will press ahead with daily raids on Palestinian areas after four Israelis were killed in the West Bank.
Israeli tanks rolled into Nablus early on Wednesday and seized total control of the northern West Bank town, arresting at least 30 Palestinians in a stepped up retaliation for a kibbutz shooting which killed five Israelis.
Iraq has tried since the middle of last year to acquire from abroad thousands of pieces of equipment that could be used only to produce enriched uranium, which is needed to manufacture nuclear weapons, US officials have disclosed.
Education Minister Kader Asmal on Monday called on Transport Minister Dullah Omar to request train operators to consider restricting the use of some train carriages for women only.
THE Defence Department has spent more than -billion on the war against terrorism.
Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein could have a nuclear weapon in a matter of months if he can get his hands on enriched uranium or plutonium from abroad, a London-based think tank said on Monday.
The Iraqi National Congress was to meet Friday in London with former army officers, opponents of President Saddam Hussein and a US official to discuss ways of toppling his regime.
The Ugandan army has killed over 300 Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) rebels and lost 40 of its own soldiers since it embarked on its ”Operation Iron Fist” in southern Sudan last March.
UN weapons inspectors have rejected criticism by the US and Iraq that they are failing to do their job properly.