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- A ray of hope in North Korea amid fears of an attack on Iran. // New Statesman;2/19/2007, Vol. 136 Issue 4832, p4
In this editorial the writers comment on the continuing war in Iraq and on the possibility that the United States will attack Iran. They note continued negotiation between the European Union and Iran over nuclear development. They applaud an agreement which will end North Korea's development of...
- SUNNI, SHIITE?...ANYONE? ANYONE? // Mother Jones;Mar/Apr2007, Vol. 32 Issue 2, p57
The article focuses on clarifying the misunderstandings of Americans concerning the Middle East. The differences between Shiites, Sunnis and Kurds are discussed, as well as several major players within each group. Graphs depicting insurgent and militia attacks, bombings, and casualties are...
- How to End It. Diamond, Larry // Foreign Affairs;Jul/Aug2006, Vol. 85 Issue 4, p150
The article presents a response to Stephen Biddle's "Seeing Baghdad, Thinking Saigon," in the March/April 2006 issue. Biddle argued that the civil war in Iraq is a communal conflict and that an American pull out would be unconscionable because it would lead to further ethnic strife. The article...
- IRAQ'S RESILIENT MINORITY. Cockburn, Andrew // Smithsonian;Dec2005, Vol. 36 Issue 9, p42
The article offers a looks at the history and culture of Iraq's Kurdish minority. According to the author, Kurdish culture has been shaped by persecution, tribal strife and an unforgiving landscape. The author provides a detailed description of the natural conditions of northern Iraq. Kurds are...
- Picking Up The Pieces. // Military Technology;Apr2003, Vol. 27 Issue 4, p6
Comments on the impact of Iraq war on the mutual relationships between United Nation, National Atlantic Treaty Organization and the European Union. Role of the organizations in international politics; Expression of the U.S. security doctrine in maintaining the country's military superiority on...
- Here We Go AGAIN. McGuire, Stryker; Wolffe, Richard; Pape, Eric; Valla, Marie; Hastings, Michael; Matthews, Owen; Theil, Stefan // Newsweek (Atlantic Edition);9/22/2003, Vol. 142 Issue 12, p28
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- Diplomatic Balancing Act. // Emerging Europe Monitor: South East Europe Monitor;Jan2004, Vol. 11 Issue 1, p4
This article focuses on recent developments in world politics. Although the European Union (EU) accession remains a top priority for Bulgaria, the government has continued its attempts to win the support of its U.S. counterpart. In light of the divisions between U.S. and Belgium caused by the...
- Germany at the Forefront. Kitfield, James // National Journal;4/28/2007, Vol. 39 Issue 17, p65
The article focuses on the selection of German Chancellor Angela Merkel to represent a rebalancing of trans-Atlantic relations at a U.S.-European Union (EU) meeting in June 2007. It cites that former Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder distorted that balance due to his opposition to the Iraq war. It...
- After Iraq: The EU and Global Governance. Cameron, Fraser // Global Governance;Apr-Jun2004, Vol. 10 Issue 2, p157
One of the central motivations for the Convention on the Future of Europe was to devise a way for the European Union (EU) to play a stronger and more effective role on the world stage. In spite of the Union's leadership on Kyoto, the Doha Development Round, and the International Criminal Court,...
