- Making News: New Counter-Terror Strategy for the European Union
Prime Minister Tony Blair has become the first British head-of-state since World War II to visit Libya, the country responsible for the Lockerbie bombing of 1988. Blair says there-s a -new relationship- now that Muammar Qadhafi has renounced his nuclear weapons. Blair then flew off to Brussels for a European summit meeting on terror. Judy Dempsey, diplomatic correspondent for the Financial Times, reports on plans for an EU counter-terrorism tsar. - Reporters Notebook: With Olympic Games 141 Days Away, Will Athens Be Ready?
Today, in an ancient sanctuary where the Olympics were born, a Greek actress playing the role of a high priestess lit the torch for this year-s Summer Olympic Games. But Alan Abrahamson of the Los Angeles Times says it will take an Olympian effort to get the venues ready and install the necessary safeguard for the August 13 start date of the first Summer Olympic Games since September 11.
Dempsey's article on EU's new counter-terror strategy
President Reagan's executive order prohibiting trade, other transactions with Libya
National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the US
Richard Clarke's Against All Enemies: Inside the White House's War on Terror--What Really Happened
Abrahamson's article on Athens' scramble to finish Olympic venues