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January, 2004

• NEWS FROM ASIA
  • CHINA SENDS BIBLE OWNERS TO LABOR CAMP
  • NORTH KOREA REJECT KEY US DEMAND ON NUCLEAR STANDOFF
  
  
• PLAGUES AND PESTILENCES
  • AIDS BECOMES RISING THREAT IN ASIA
  • CHINESE BIOTECH COMPANY TO TEST SARS VACCINE ON HUMANS
  
  
• TERRORIST THREAT
  • U.N. DETAILS AL QAEDA THREAT: BIOLOGICAL, CHEMICAL ATTACK 'A MATTER OF TIME'
  • EXPERTS WARN US CONGRESS ABOUT THREAT OF 'AGROTERRORISM'
  • AL QAIDA QUIETLY RELOCATES TO ALGERIA
  • AL QAIDA SEEKS TO RECRUIT EUROPEANS FOR IRAQ
  
  
• NEWS FROM ISRAEL AND THE MIDDLE EAST
  • PRIESTS TO TRAIN ON TEMPLE MODEL
  • BURNS ASKS PALESTINIANS TO END 'TERROR, VIOLENCE' AGAINST ISRAEL
  • ISRAEL DEFIES ANNAN'S CRITICISM OF SECURITY BARRIER
  • FEARS THAT IRAN MAY SUPPLY HEZBOLLAH LONG-RANGE ROCKETS
  • IRAN DEBATES TACTICS IN NUKE PROGRAM
  • ISRAEL FM SEEKS 'MORE BALANCED ATTITUDE' FROM EU
  • DOES ISRAEL HAVE THE RIGHT TO EXIST? DO JEWS?
  
  
• EUROPEAN SUPER STATE
  • EU "BIG THREE" AGREE ON MILITARY PLANNING WING
  • EU GIVES GREEN LIGHT TO 10 NEW MEMBERS
  • EU CELEBRATES 10TH ANNIVERSARY AMID INTENSE WORK ON DRAFT CONSTITUTION
  • CHRISTIANITY DEBATE DIVIDES AS MUCH AS EVER
  
  
• SANCTITY OF LIFE
  • CULT FINDS 'ETERNAL YOUTH' FORMULA
  
  
• MARK OF THE BEAST TECHNOLOGY
  • BIO-CHIP IMPLANT ARRIVES FOR CASHLESS TRANSACTIONS
  
  
• KNOWLEDGE INCREASED
  • BLOOD COULD GENERATE BODY REPAIR KIT
  
  
• NEWS FROM RUSSIA
  • EU, RUSSIA VOW TO STRENGTHEN TIES
  
  
• Complete Issue in Adobe Acrobat format

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