Articles by ANA

New Jersey, 16 June– President Bush June 16 branded as ”revisionist historians” those who now criticize his decision to use military force to oust Saddam Hussein from power. ”This nation acted to a threat from […]

Washington, 16 June– The struggle to control HIV/AIDS is both domestic and international, requiring the combined efforts of companies and countries, of outside drug manufacturers and an aggressive homegrown marketing campaign of education and drug […]

Accra, Ghana, 16 June– Peace talks between the Liberian government and two rebel movement remained deadlocked on Monday for the fourth day running over rebel demands that President Charles Taylor step down as part of […]

Washington, 16 June– U.S. and coalition troops in Iraq continued the search for Saddam loyalists and banned heavy weapons as Operation Desert Scorpion began June 15, according to U.S. Central Command news releases. Desert Scorpion, […]

New York/Baghdad, 16 June– United Nations envoy Sergio Vieira de Mello, in a second week of talks with a wide spectrum of Iraqi society, today met with the head of the Iraqi Constitutional Monarchists Movement, […]

New York, 16 June– A United Nations Security Council delegation has stressed cooperation among Central Africa’s leadership, and urged close neighbours – particularly nations bordering the troubled Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) – to […]

New York, 16 June– The United Nations mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has launched an inquiry into the recent killing of two military observers in that country’s war-torn northeast. According to […]

New York/Vienna, 16 June– Iran has failed to report certain nuclear material and activities and needs to quickly implement an additional international agreement in order to provide credible assurances regarding the peaceful nature of its […]