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"The demonstrations, held on Sunday, the anniversary of the commencement of bombing in Afghanistan, marked the start of what is intended to be a series of actions to mobilise public opinion against American troops being deployed against Saddam Hussein." [more]
"U.S. defense chiefs believe that a fleet of Pelicans will enable them to deliver thousands of troops, tanks and aid anywhere in the world in a fraction of the time it takes cargo ships." [more]
"In a clear sign that Mr Karzai's honeymoon is over, EU foreign ministers issued a terse statement yesterday 'insisting' that his government takes urgent action to create a viable currency system and a 'competent macro-economic framework.' " [more]
"Britain is one of a number of countries singled out for making cuts in defence spending at the expense of the capabilities needed to take on the terrorists. The Ministry of Defence is at present struggling with a budget that is estimated to be £500 million under-funded, with the shortfall expected to rise to £1.5 billion by the financial year 2007-8." [more]
"Ministry of Defence officials said yesterday that they remained optimistic that Turkey would take over command but admitted that the mandate was expected to be renewed with the possibility that British troops would remain part of the force until at least the end of the year." [more]
"The former commander of Nato forces in Europe fears that America, Britain and their allies could become embroiled in an unwinnable guerrilla war in Afghanistan." [more]
"Britain would be prepared to back the United States in military action against Iraq under "the right conditions", Geoff Hoon, the Defence Secretary, said yesterday." [more]
"America has reached 'just the beginning' of the war in Afghanistan, the Pentagon's senior soldier said yesterday." [more]
Afghans accused British paratroopers yesterday of shooting dead a civilian in Kabul as he took his pregnant sister-in-law to hospital. [more]
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"In just five years, Bush has challenged more than 750 new laws, by far a record for any president, while becoming the first president since Thomas Jefferson to stay so long in office without issuing a veto." [more]
(Interactivist Info Exchange, Jul 26)
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