The Hindu : Tuesday, September 09, 2003

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Bush firm on `war on terror'
WASHINGTON, SEPT. 8. Under tremendous pressure — domestica and international — for his policies on Iraq, the U.S. President, George W Bush, essentially told the American people in a special address on Sunday night that there was going ...

China dismisses `Taiwan independence'
SINGAPORE, SEPT. 8. Dismissing the notion of "Taiwan independence'', China has said "there are no forces that can prevent the final reunification of China''. The comment is a sequel to the demonstration by some groups of Taiwanese activists in ...

Cancun may yield only modest results
CANCUN, SEPT. 8.The crucial fifth ministerial meeting of the World Trade Organisation which begins on September 10 at this Mexican beach resort will aim to end the logjam in the ongoing Doha round of trade negotiations, but the expectations are ...

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India & World
Pak. concern over `Indo-Israeli nexus'
ISLAMABAD, SEPT. 8. Hours before the Israel Prime Minister, Ariel Sharon, landed in New Delhi, Pakistan expressed "deep concern'' over what was termed as the "growing Indo-Israeli nexus" and maintained that it had already warned against such ...

India, Russia worried over Taliban activity from Pak.
MOSCOW, SEPT. 8.The situation in Afghanistan figured prominently in the Foreign Secretary, Kanwal Sibal's talks in Moscow in the framework of traditional bilateral consultations in the run up to the United Nations General Assembly opening later ...