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31.08.2010, 19:33
Pulling US forces out of Iraq today is timely, but equal to admitting that America never intended to restore stability in the region, says the British American Security Information Council’s Paul Ingram.
29.08.2010, 14:39
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With US combat troops now out of Iraq, some are wondering if the real battle in the country is only just beginning.
25.01.2010, 06:21
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The United Kingdom should stop fighting distant wars and meddling in global military matters. That’s the view of Kim Howells, who until last year was the minister responsible for Afghanistan.
05.03.2010, 14:38
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British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has insisted that the decision to invade Iraq was correct, giving testimony in an official inquiry into what role he played in Britain’s decision to follow America into war.
25.08.2010, 19:14
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A string of bombings have rocked Iraq, killing more than 50. In Baghdad alone, over 20 bombs have exploded in at least 12 separate incidents.
23.11.2009, 17:43
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Top British commanders in Iraq claim talking to their American counterparts felt like talking to 'a group of Martians'. The Daily Telegraph reports, the allies didn’t have equal rights in so-called joint operation.
29.07.2010, 08:42
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One of Britain's largest peace groups, the Stop the War coalition, says the leak of files on the campaign in Afghanistan are so embarrassing it could mark the beginning of the end of the war.
22.06.2010, 20:31
US taxpayer dollars are finding their way to the pockets of the Taliban, according to a new 75-page congressional report about the military's use of Afghan security firms.
25.08.2010, 03:35
Death squads, a military tactic that began in El Salvador in the 1980’s, are now being seen in Iraq.
22.01.2010, 19:05
British Foreign Minister David Miliband met with US senators ahead of next week's meeting in London on non-military strategies in Afghanistan.
Published: 28 July, 2010, 04:46
Edited: 28 July, 2010, 15:08
The former UN chief weapons inspector has told the UK inquiry into the Iraq war the invasion was “illegal”. Hans Blix is among a group of senior military and political officials to testify before the panel.
Is there anybody left who didn't opposed that war? So why nobody move to do something about all these illegal things?
Might creates Laws, weakness allows serfdom to the mighty. In the Utopian world and amongst decent races these rules don't apply.