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Trial of September 11th Conspirator Delayed Until January

A federal judge ruled Friday to delay the beginning of the trial of accused Sept. 11 conspirator Zacarias Moussaoui for more than three months.

Record-Breaking Floods Continue in Europe

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German authorities ordered the evacuation of thousands of people from the historic city of Dresden Friday as record-breaking floodwaters continue to wreak havoc in central and eastern Europe.

Floods Continue to Ravage Central Europe

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Residents of Prague watched with relief as the waters of the rain-swollen Vltava River crested Wednesday without inundating the historic city center, as Europe continues to reel from some of the worst flooding on record.

Newsmaker: Iraq's U.N. Ambassador

In a newsmaker interview, Ambassador Mohammed Aldouri gives Iraq's perspective on arms inspections and tensions with the U.S.

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Opposing Saddam

Iraqi opposition leaders, in Washington this week to meet with U.S. officials, discuss alternatives to the regime of Saddam Hussein.

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Background: Inspecting Iraq

Kwame Holman provides an updated look at the Iraq weapons inspections give-and-take.

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Annan Asks Iraq to Clarify Arms Talk Overture

U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan said Monday that he would ask for "clarifications" on last week's invitation from Iraq to start arms talks, saying he expects Baghdad to show some willingness to provide access to a full team of weapons inspectors.

Naming the Detainees

Should the U.S. Justice Dept. have to reveal the names of detainees held in the Sept. 11 investigation? Two experts join the debate.

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Iraq Offers to Open Dialogue About Weapons Inspections

As the U.S. continues to discuss potential efforts to oust the government of Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein, Iraq's foreign minister invited the lead United Nations weapons inspector to meet in Baghdad to discuss the possibility of resuming inspections.

U.S., Southeast Asian Nations Vow to Combat Terrorism

In a move aimed at bolstering efforts to combat international terrorism, the United States and a bloc of Southeast Asian nations signed a major treaty Thursday aimed at improving intelligence sharing and police cooperation.