Saddam would continue to inspire Sunni Arabs to not only oppose the US but also other governments that are perceived to be US puppets.
A suicide bomber who hid explosives beneath watermelons in the bed of a pickup truck hit a police headquarters in northern Iraq on Sunday, killing five people and wounding eight others, police and hospital officials said.
'I am seeking the presidency of FIFA because I believe it is time to shift the focus away from administrative controversy and back to sport' 'The world game deserves a world-class governing body -- an International Federation that is a service organisation and a model of ethics, transparency and good governance'
In an interview to the tabloid The Sun from his cell, the once feared ruler of Iraq described how he looked for his motorbike to flee from the clutches of the US combat forces just minutes before they surrounded him.
The software called Analyst's Notebook was also used in the capture of deposed Iraqi president Saddam Hussein.
Another group assigned with the task of disposing off chemical and biological weapons is reportedly twiddling its thumbs.
Police Lieutenant Sha'alan Allawi said the bomber might have driven a vehicle loaded with explosives into a parking lot inside the building.
Al Qaeda chief, Osama bin Laden, and ousted Iraqi dictator, Saddam Hussein, have been nominated for the title of the 'Greatest Arab' of all time in a Middle Eastern variant of the BBC's Great Britons series.
Pankaj Advani scored his sixth straight victory in the league stage at the World IBSF Snooker Championships
Hashmi murder: Nine sentenced to life imprisonment.
'Legal custody and physical custody can be two separate things," he added,' Bremer said.
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The Arab region squandered the chance to help elect their first FIFA president because their two candidates failed to cooperate, leaving the door open for Swiss Gianni Infantino to triumph on Friday, Arab soccer chiefs and pundits said.
The former UN chief weapons inspector believes Saddam destroyed all his weapons of mass destruction in 1993.
Rights activists deplore absence of international jurists on panel to try Saddam.
'... it must network its battlefield units quickly, securely, robustly,' notes Ajai Shukla.
David Ginola's bid for the FIFA presidency appeared to end when his campaign website said all financial donations would be returned
But Bush administration officials said the war would continue.
What the Indian economy looks like next January will influence her view on India, not her genetics, notes Shekhar Gupta.
CIA Director George Tenet has named Charles Duelfer to succeed David Kay to lead the search for WMD in Iraq.
Switzerland's favourite sporting son Roger Federer expressed his disappointment over the corruption scandal engulfing soccer's world governing body FIFA on Friday.
"There is no allegation in the charging documents that any Nike employee was aware of or knowingly participated in any bribery or kickback scheme," the company said.
Sabawi Ibrahim al-Hassan was number 36 on the US list of most wanted officials of the Saddam regime in Iraq.
The first glimpse of Saddam Hussein's life in prison was provided in London's The Guardian newspaper on Monday.
US sports television network ESPN has invited the five candidates in FIFA's presidential election to participate in a debate on the future of the crisis-hit governing body for world football.
'Saddam is looking for his honour, revenge and prestige. If need be he will die like Hitler in a bunker,' says Lt Gen [retd] Kirpal Singh Randhawa, who trained Iraqi officers in the 1970s.
A Shia leader who was the main target of the suicide bomber was not in office when the blast occurred.
Interim Prime Minister Iyad Allawi declined to confirm whether Saddam would be among those to be tried from next week.
