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• AFGHANISTAN/ALLIANCE VOA 30 September 2001 -- The Afghan opposition - the Northern Alliance - says there are no U-S operatives on the ground in the regions of Afghanistan which it controls.

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• AFGHAN/BINLADEN VOA 30 September 2001 -- Afghanistan's ruling Taleban movement says suspected terrorist Osama bin Laden is under its control and being hidden at an unknown place for his own protection.
• IRAN/EGYPT VOA 30 September 2001 -- Iran's top diplomat says his country is willing to join a worldwide battle against terrorism, but not one led by the United States.
• RUSSIA PUTIN PREVIEW VOA 30 September 2001 -- Russian President Vladimir Putin travels to Brussels this week for a Russia-European Union summit meeting. The recent terrorist attacks in the United States will bring a whole new dimension to the meeting.

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• BUSH/TALEBAN VOA 30 September 2001 -- The Taleban says it wants to negotiate the fate of Osama Bin Laden. White House Chief Of Staff Andrew Card says "No."
• U-S ATTACK INVESTIGATION VOA 30 September 2001 -- Attorney General John Ashcroft says the United States remains under a terrorist threat and he is urging Congress to approve new laws that would make it easier to detect terrorist plots.
• AFGHANISTAN/LANDMINES VOA 30 September 2001 -- Afghanistan is one of the most heavily mined countries in the world. It is covered with landmines from the war with the Soviet Union.
• AFGHAN AID WORKERS VOA 30 September 2001 -- Lawyers for eight foreign aid workers in Afghanistan, accused of spreading Christianity, have been given three to fifteen days to prepare their case.
• U-S CONGRESS/AFGHAN KING VOA 30 September 2001 -- The former king of Afghanistan has received a strong pledge of support from a U-S congressional delegation that met with him Sunday at his villa outside Rome.