War through the backdoor

Article Abstract:

This article discusses the political implications of the war against Iraq and the postwar reconstruction process. The author maintains the war alienated the United States from the rest of the world and the American people are unprepared to handle the political and economic ramifications of the postwar reconstruction process.

United States, International politics, Evaluation, Economic aspects, Military policy

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The US has no desire to be an occupying power

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In an interview Condoleezza Rice defends United States foreign policy in which she expresses hope that the trans-Atlantic crisis is not above repair and insists the United States has no interest in occupying Iraq.

Public affairs, Iraq, Political activity, Interview, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Rice, Condoleezza

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There is no strategic split with Europe

Article Abstract:

Relations betwen the US and Europe are examined in detail. The goals of both parties on strategy are assessed, as are their common interests.

International relations, European Union

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