Where should Mr Bush put his chips now?

Article Abstract:

The collapse of Afghanistan's Taliban regime means the US must decide which direction its foreign policy and war on terrorism should move in now. second phase could include attempts to bring down Iraqi Pres Suddam Hussein, but it is unclear how this would affect the Middle East peace process.

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Stage one almost done, time to start planning stage two

Article Abstract:

The US government is now planning for the second stage of its war against terrorism. Aims still include the overthrow of Afghanistan's Taliban regime and the capture of Osama bin Laden, but the US is also looking to encourage state sponsors of terrorism, possibly Iran, to reform.

Prevention, Afghanistan, Military aspects, Terrorism

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A general who paints

Article Abstract:

US secretary of state Colin Powell's liking for alliances has found support since the Sep 11, 2001, attacks on the US, but his new influence may be temporary. Powell has ambitions to redraw the geopolitical map, but Pres George Bush may not share this aim.

Powell, Colin

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