Bush vs. Iraq: the rematch

Article Abstract:

The state of the relationship between the US and Iraq is examined. The impact of the US air attack on Iraq in February 2001, the strategies behind Iraq's renewed firing on allied forces and the role of US sanctions against Iraq are explored.

Economic sanctions, Sanctions (International law), Hussein, Saddam

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Bush's reality check

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The terrorist attacks on the United States on September 11 2001 have transformed president George W. Bush. His attempts to find the perpetrators and his attacks on Afghanistan will be difficult and he needs to prevent a global war.

Investigations, Terrorists

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At high intensity: if diplomacy fails, bombing Iraq could be costly

Article Abstract:

President Clinton gave a speech to his top generals and admirals in the National Defense University warning that attacking Iraq could cost American lives. He warned that the air war may last much longer than it did in the Persian Gulf War. The American and British attackers will have to bomb Saddam Hussein's Republican Guard, command-and-control networks and facilities, and other sites where he may be developing weapons of mass destruction.

Planning, Intervention (International law), Military intervention

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