"North Korea Is Firing Missiles. Iran Is Going Nuclear. Somalia Is Controlled By Radical Islamists. Iraq Isn't Getting Better,
And Afghanistan Is Getting Worse"...
Washington Post Michael Abramowitz, Robin Wright July 6, 2006 at 09:48 AM
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From deteriorating security in Afghanistan and Somalia to mayhem in the Middle East, confrontation with Iran and eroding relations with Russia, the White House suddenly sees crisis in every direction.
North Korea's long-range missile test Tuesday, although unsuccessful, was another reminder of the bleak foreign policy landscape that faces President Bush even outside of Iraq. Few foreign policy experts foresee the reclusive Stalinist state giving up the nuclear weapons it appears to have acquired, making it another in a long list of world problems that threaten to cloud the closing years of the Bush administration, according to foreign policy experts in both parties.
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Washington Post Michael Abramowitz, Robin Wright July 6, 2006 at 09:48 AMREAD MORE: George W. Bush, Iraq, Afghanistan
From deteriorating security in Afghanistan and Somalia to mayhem in the Middle East, confrontation with Iran and eroding relations with Russia, the White House suddenly sees crisis in every direction.
North Korea's long-range missile test Tuesday, although unsuccessful, was another reminder of the bleak foreign policy landscape that faces President Bush even outside of Iraq. Few foreign policy experts foresee the reclusive Stalinist state giving up the nuclear weapons it appears to have acquired, making it another in a long list of world problems that threaten to cloud the closing years of the Bush administration, according to foreign policy experts in both parties.
READ WHOLE STORY
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