Politics

India Considers Diplomacy, War As Solutions to Pakistan Conflict

India's prime minister said today that he hopes to settle the conflict with Pakistan through diplomacy, but will not rule out war as a possible response to last week's attack on India's parliament.

Stimulating Politics

Kwame Holman takes a look at the status of the economic stimulus package.

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India – Pakistan Tensions Rise Following Parliament Attack

Despite U.S. calls for restraint, India publicly accused Pakistan of orchestrating last week's attack on the Indian parliament as an attempt to wipe out the country's political leadership.

Health and Human Services Statement

The following statement released by the Department of Health and Human Services describes additional options for those exposed to inhalational anthrax.

Border Blues

Jeffrey Kaye looks at how the events of September 11th have affected the U.S.-Mexico border.

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Arafat Calls for Halt to Terrorist Activity

In his strongest appeal for an end to anti-Israel violence, Palestinian Authority Chairman Yasser Arafat Sunday called for a halt to all "terrorist activity" against Israel, threatening to arrest those who carry out armed attacks.

India Blames Pakistan Militant Group for Parliament Attack

India Friday blamed a Pakistan-based Islamic militant group for yesterday's deadly suicide attack on the New Delhi parliament building and demanded that Pakistan arrest the group's leaders.

EU, U.N. Leaders Discuss Afghan Peacekeeeping Force

European Union leaders met in Brussels Friday to discuss what their role in an international peacekeeping force for Afghanistan.

U.S. Suspends Israeli-Palestinian Peace Talks

American envoy Anthony Zinni Friday suspended peace negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians after Israel cut ties with Yasser Arafat.

Suicide Attack on Indian Parliament Leaves 12 Dead

At least 12 are dead and 17 injured after several gunmen launched a suicide attack Thursday on India's parliament building.