Articles from APS Diplomat Recorder (February 16, 2002)

1-28 out of 28 article(s)

Title	Type	Words
AFGHANISTAN - Feb. 11 - Zahir Shah Could Become Head Of State.	Brief Article	289
AFGHANISTAN - Feb. 12 - UK Troops May Stay Longer.	Brief Article	340
AFGHANISTAN - Feb. 14 - Aviation Minister Killed.	Brief Article	411
AFGHANISTAN - Feb. 9 - Abdullah Cautions.	Brief Article	103
ALGERIA - Feb. 10 - Rebels Kill 6.	Brief Article	42
ALGERIA - Feb. 11 - Militant Leader Killed.	Brief Article	195
ALGERIA - Feb. 12 - Raissi Freed On Bail.	Brief Article	419
ARAB-US RELATIONS - Feb. 12 - Washington To Topple Saddam.	Brief Article	540
ARAB-US RELATIONS - Feb. 15 - Cheney Confident Of Support For Actions Against Baghdad.	Brief Article	266
ARABS-ISRAEL - Feb. 10 - Two Palestinians Attack Army HQ Killing 2.	Brief Article	387
ARABS-ISRAEL - Feb. 11 - Paris Offers Peace Plan.	Brief Article	333
ARABS-ISRAEL - Feb. 12 - Incursions Follow Rocket 'Escalation'.	Brief Article	57
ARABS-ISRAEL - Feb. 12 - Washington Praises Arafat's Letter.	Brief Article	216
ARABS-ISRAEL - Feb. 13 - Army Raids Gaza Strip.	Brief Article	139
ARABS-ISRAEL - Feb. 13 - Peres' Peace Plan.	Brief Article	243
ARABS-ISRAEL - Feb. 14 - Bomb Kills 3 Israelis In Gaza.	Brief Article	63
ARABS-ISRAEL - Feb. 14 - Sixteen Palestinians Released.	Brief Article	104
ARABS-ISRAEL - Feb. 15 - Five Israelis Killed.	Brief Article	361
BAHRAIN - Feb. 14 - Kingdom Of Bahrain Established.	Brief Article	336
IRAN - Feb. 10 - Tehran Denies Arms Shipment To Palestinians.	Brief Article	136
IRAN - Feb. 11 - Millions Voice Anger At US.	Brief Article	284
IRAQ - Feb. 11 - Mavrommatis Visits.	Brief Article	69
JORDAN - Feb. 11 - US-Born Jordanian Sentenced To Death.	Brief Article	344
KUWAIT - Feb. 10 - Oil Minister Quits.	Brief Article	60
KUWAIT - Feb. 11 - Head Of Information Office In Washington Quits.	Brief Article	61
RUSSIA - Feb. 11 - Vatican's Move Draws Orthodox Rebuke.	Brief Article	224
RUSSIA - Feb. 12 - Supreme Court Annuls Defence Ministry Order.	Brief Article	360
TURKEY - Feb. 15 - More Than 100 People Detained.	Brief Article	76