They are an ominous portent for the bigger picture below, of post-9/11 strife and the imminent invasion of Iraq.
PAGE A26 Strife Behind Golden Globes The recent suicide of an entertainment writer offers a rare glimpse into the inner workings of the small group of foreign journalists behind the Golden Globes.
A21 Strife for Middle East Leaders Ariel Sharon, the Israeli prime minister, lost a nonbinding vote regarding his intention to expand his coalition to carry out a unilateral withdrawal from the Gaza Strip.
A11 Strife at World Economic Forum A magazine article calling on nations to boycott Israel because of its treatment of Palestinians has provoked a tempest at the World Economic Forum's annual meeting, prompting the organizers to pull the magazine from its shelves and issue an apology.
Page A6 STRIFE IN GEORGIAN ENCLAVE The opposition movement leader in South Ossetia has been hospitalized after a possible rifle-butt blow to the head, and her organization lies in disarray after being crushed by police officers apparently acting on Kremlin orders.
She got a preemptive whiff of the hacker collective Anonymous in 2001 while working on a project about the early '90s strife between the hacker and Scientologist communities.
In the '90s, civil strife in Liberia prompted the rise of the R.U.F.
[C5.] Labor Strife Could Block Norway Oil Nearly all of Norway's oil production of 3 million barrels a day could be pulled off the market next week if a labor conflict escalates.
A8 New Strife Feared in Sri Lanka Recent violence in Sri Lanka between the government and ethnic separatists, has raised fears of a resumption of a two-decade civil war.
A12 Sectarian Strife Mars Holy Day Sectarian violence exploded in Pakistan and Afghanistan during processions by Shiite Muslim worshipers observing the holy day of Ashura.
