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March 7, 2003
Iraq
Peters Says Some 100,000 Troops May Be Needed for Occupation Duty in Iraq
Michael P. Peters, executive vice president of the Council on Foreign Relations, says that, if the United States invades Iraq without the backing of major allies or the Security Council, “it co…
March 4, 2003
Iraq
International Law Expert Says U.S. Should Delay an Iraq Attack Until It Gains Security Council Backing
Anne-Marie Slaughter, the dean of Princeton University’s Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs and co-chair of the Council on Foreign Relations Roundtable on Old Rules, New …
January 30, 2003
Iraq
Murphy Says He Expects War by End of February; Saudis Promoting Plan to Persuade Saddam Hussein to Go Into Exile
Richard W. Murphy, the Council on Foreign Relations Hasib J. Sabbagh Senior Fellow in Middle East Studies, says that, barring some major concessions by Iraq, he expects a war by the end of February…
November 3, 2011
Israel
Accelerating Palestinian UN Diplomacy and Its Consequences
Palestinian Authority president Mahmoud Abbas holds up a letter to United Nations secretary general Ban Ki-Moon requesting Palestinian statehood at the 66th United Nations General Assembly at UN head…
October 2, 2003
Europe
Asmus: U.S.-NATO Gap Over Iraq Narrows Slightly
Ronald D. Asmus, a former deputy assistant secretary of state for European affairs in the Clinton administration and an expert on NATO, says that an “important first step” toward healing t…
September 8, 2003
Palestinian Territories
Siegman: The Middle East ’Road Map’ Has Collapsed
Henry Siegman, the Council on Foreign Relations’ foremost expert on Palestinian-Israeli relations, says that the Middle East road map for peace now seems dead, and he blames Israel and the United Sta…