Articles by ANA

ANTANANARIVO , 17 June– The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) has extended its emergency appeal for food aid in Madagascar until the end of 2003 because of the country’s prevailing drought and recent cyclones […]

Berlin, 16 June– “We have witnessed the concept of conservation being hijacked by protectionists. Conservation is a means to enable sustainable whaling. This proposal was not about conservation but protectionism and animal rights,” says Stefan […]

Washington, 16 June– Like many Americans, I am surprised that we have yet to locate the weapons of mass destruction that all of us, Republican and Democrat, expected to find immediately in Iraq. But do […]

Washington, 16 June– The State Department is urging Serbia and Montenegro and the Republic of Serbia to fully meet their obligations to arrest and transfer all indictees to the International Criminal Tribunal for the former […]

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, […]