'It was the right decision, it was a just cause and it liberated the people'

Article Abstract:

Australian Prime Minister John Howard might appoint a special envoy to Iraq to participate in all major decisions on rebuilding the war-torn nation, including the trial of Saddam Hussein's captured regime members and the launch of a new currency. The prime minister is also pushing forward the idea to restructure the UN Security Council after it's failure on Iraq, and bringing in Japan, Germany, Brazil, and Indonesia as permanent non-veto members.

Iraq, Interview, Military aspects, Prime ministers, Australian foreign relations, Howard, John, Postwar reconstruction

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Seattle under seige

Article Abstract:

This article discusses the impending World Trade Organization meeting in Seattle on November 30, 1999 and prominent issues of the meeting. Topics include large numbers of expected demonstrators, Australia's issues over agricultural import regulations and the United States' concerns over labor standards.

United States, Planning, Conferences, meetings and seminars, International aspects, Political aspects, International trade, World Trade Organization, Trade policy, Commercial policy, Imports

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