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Stories from 2003-05-28

Amnesty: Iraq War Increased Fear, Insecurity

Gideon Long | Reuters | May 28, 2003

"If the war on terror was supposed to make the world safer, it has failed, and has given governments an excuse to abuse human rights in the name of state security, [Amnesty's report] said." [more]

DR Congo to Get UN Peacekeepers

STAFF | Agence France-Presse | May 28, 2003

"UN peacekeepers will be sent to the Democratic Republic of Congo starting next week. According to diplomatic sources, the United States would vote in favor of a resolution forming a peacekeeping force and would support it but would not participate." [more]

Analysis: GI Casualties in Iraq Rising, Raise Worries of US

John Daniszewski and John Hendren | Los Angeles Times | May 28, 2003

"The war was supposed to be over. But the deaths of four U.S. soldiers and the wounding of 15 others in just two days in armed attacks across Iraq raise the troubling prospect that a fresh wave of violent resistance to U.S. occupation is beginning." [more]

Next Transatlantic Policy Clash Could Be Iran

Paul Taylor | Reuters | May 28, 2003

"European Union officials say they are bracing for the next tug-of-war in strained ties with Washington over whether to isolate or engage with the Islamic republic." [more]

Northern Iraq Could Become Second Palestine

Masanori Naito | Asahi Daily News | May 28, 2003

"By agreeing to [Turkish] conditions, the U.S. government essentially took control of the region around the oil fields. Even if Kurdish self-rule takes root and expands, in other words, the area would remain under strong U.S. influence. From the viewpoint of Middle Eastern nations, the United States appears to be positioning itself to seize oil rights and dominate the north under the guise of supporting the Kurds." [more]

US Uncovers Own 'Doomsday' Weapons

STAFF | Online.ie | May 28, 2003

"The Pentagon has finally discovered evidence of weapons of mass destruction — buried in a US Army base 50 miles from Washington DC." [more]

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