Gulf war: the German resistance

Article Abstract:

German Chancellor Gerhard Schroder campaigned against Germany's participation in any war with Iraq in 2002, Germany thus becoming the only major European country not participating in the war to disarm Iraq. The limit and possibilities of reunified Germany's willingness to use military force abroad are examined.

Germany, Schroder, Gerhard (German chancellor)

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Reassessment: the IISS strategic dossier on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction

Article Abstract:

The International Institutes for Strategic Studies (IISS) published the 'Strategic Dossier' on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction. An autonomous assessment of the dossier, which had ultimately resulted in invasion of Iraq, is presented.

Weapons of mass destruction, Military doctrines

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The Iraq war and Iranian power

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The outcome of the ouster of Saddam Hussein and the Iraq war as being Iran's consolidation to become a leading power in the Gulf, being observed as a threat by all is discussed.

Iran, International aspects, United States foreign relations

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