We must hold our nerve, for it will be a very long war

Article Abstract:

It is becoming clear that there will not be a rapid solution to the military conflict in Afghanistan. This presents significant challenges for President Bush, who must supply long-term reassurance without fostering false hopes.

United States, International Affairs, International politics, Military Action, Afghanistan, Brief Article, Column, Military policy, Military operations

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Politicians should take long holidays

Article Abstract:

The American President George W. Bush has been criticized by the Washington Post newspaper for being on holiday for 42 percent of his time. However, long vacations for politicians are good for both them and the electorate.

Editorial, Vacations, Political aspects

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Mr Bush finds Mr Putin a man he can deal with

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Relations between the United States and Russia in Jul 2001 are examined in detail. US President George W. Bush and Russian President Vladimir Putin have improved diplomatic relations between the two countries.

Russia, United States foreign relations, Russian foreign relations

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