Are We Really at War?
Tags: UNITED States -- Military relations; WAR; TERRORISM
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- What Kind of War? // Wilson Quarterly;Winter2002, Vol. 26 Issue 1, p85
Reviews the article 'A Strange War,' by Eliot A. Cohen, from the 2001 issue of 'The National Interest,' which focused on the war posed by the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the United States.
- US weighs options beyond Afghanistan. Tyson, Ann Scott // Christian Science Monitor;12/7/2001, Vol. 94 Issue 11, p9
Reports that the United States is keeping open the possibility of military action against Somalia or Iraq in the international war on terrorism.
- Playing Games. Rubin, Elizabeth // New Republic;11/5/2001, Vol. 225 Issue 19, p26
Presents information on the United States war in Afghanistan. Attitudes of the Northern Alliance soldiers and the idea that their leaders are no longer in charge; Opinion that the United States must face Pakistan in order to eradicate terrorism in the region; Interviews with prisoners at the...
- After Afghanistan: Is Iraq next? Ford, Pater // Christian Science Monitor;11/30/2001, Vol. 94 Issue 6, p1
Focuses on the possible widening of the United States-led war on terrorism, which may include Iraq. Public warning from European and other world leaders to the U.S. seeking to prevent any move to make Iraq the next target in the war; Evidence against Al Qaeda and the Taliban, which was said to...
- The Old Way of Thinking. Zinn, Howard // Progressive;Nov2001, Vol. 65 Issue 11, p8
Comments on the declaration of war by United States President George W. Bush against terrorists following the September 2001 attacks on the country. Examples of government reaction to the terrorist attacks; Impact of U.S. foreign policies on citizens; Comparison between war and terrorism.
- Russia's Help Has Strings Attached. Dettmer, Jamie // Insight on the News;10/22/2001, Vol. 17 Issue 39, p16
Talks about the cooperation between Russia and the U.S. in a war on terrorism. Approval of Russian President Vladimir Putin on the use of military bases for search-and-rescue missions and special operations of the U.S. forces; Statement issued by Russian Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov regarding...
- Germany, France Take More Active Role in Afghanistan. Flottau, Jens; Taverna, Michael A. // Aviation Week & Space Technology;11/26/2001, Vol. 155 Issue 22, p41
Reports the military assistance offered by Germany and France government concerning the military actions of the United States in Afghanistan. Support of Gerhard Schroeder, Germany's chancellor on the call of US Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld; Deployment of medical evacuation twinjets;...
- A New Model Afghan Army. Manuel, Anja; Singer, P. W. // Foreign Affairs;Jul/Aug2002, Vol. 81 Issue 4, p44
The article discusses the situation in Afghanistan following the suspension of their vicious, 23-year-old civil war. When the U.S. and allied forces entered Afghanistan to rout the Taliban and al Qaeda, demobilizing the country's many warring factions had not been on their agenda. The operations...
- Saudi Arabia Loyal Ally in the War on Terrorism? Adams, Jim // Junior Scholastic;1/7/2002, Vol. 104 Issue 10, p14
Focuses the support of Saudi Arabian government on the war against terrorism initiated by the United States. Scrutiny on the political support depicted by the Arabian government; Assessment on the interrelations between the religious practices and commitment with the support of the country;...
