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U.N. Team Begins Iraq Weapons Inspections

An international inspection team began its work in Iraq Wednesday, searching a military missile-testing range and a state factory in the country's first United Nations-mandated weapons search since 1998.

Investigating Sept. 11

Experts and lawmakers discuss the task ahead for an independent commission established to probe the circumstances that led to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks as well as the appointment of former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger as its head.

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Troubled Connection

New tensions between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia arise over allegations that Saudi officials help finance terrorist organizations.

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Putin Vetoes Anti-Terror Measures

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday vetoed media amendments that would have limited news coverage of "anti-terror" operations, including events like last month's Moscow theater hostage crisis.

Tracking Down Al-Qaida

Following the recent capture of an al-Qaida operative and the release of an audio tape believed to be from Osama bin Laden, two experts discuss U.S. efforts to track down the terrorist group.

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Remaking NATO

Following a report from Tom Bearden on reshaping the NATO alliance, Margaret Warner discusses the future of NATO with four experts.

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President Bush Wins NATO Backing on Iraq

A two-day NATO summit opened in Prague Thursday, with President Bush urging the 19 member countries to demand Iraq "fully and immediately" comply with a United Nations resolution to disarm.

Indonesian Police Arrest Alleged Bali Bombing Mastermind

Police in Indonesia announced Thursday the arrest of the man who allegedly masterminded the bombings Oct. 12 on the resort island of Bali which killed nearly 200 people.