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To: NickSE who wrote (93736)	4/15/2003 7:45:19 PM
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U.S., China, Koreas agree on nuclear talks yomiuri.co.jp The United States, China, South Korea and North Korea have reached a broad agreement to hold multilateral talks on Pyongyang's suspected nuclear weapons program at the end of April, The Yomiuri Shimbun learned Tuesday. The four countries will decide whether to let Japan and Russia take part in the talks, which are likely to be held in Beijing or New York, a source said. [cont'd...] Bush pledges extra $100m for Afghanistan bday.co.za KABUL - US President George W. Bush will this week pledge an extra 100 million dollars for Afghanistan, US ambassador Robert Finn says. [...] In December, last year President Bush signed a spending bill authorising three billion dollars over four years for economic, military and other assistance for Afghanistan. [cont'd...]

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