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Analysis: US Losing Control in Forgotton Afghanistan

Kim Sengupta | Independent | December 14, 2003

"While the eyes of world are on Iraq, the Taliban are reborn across much of this country and their al-Qa'ida allies are once more in the ascendant. As attacks mount and the death toll rises, the US [is] losing control" [more]

Short Warns Blair: Don't Kill Iraqi Innocents

Jo Dillon, Kim Sengupta, Andrew Buncombe | Independent | September 22, 2002

"We should be ready to impose the will of the United Nations on them if they don't co-operate, but not by hurting the people of Iraq. / "Each one of them is as precious as the 3,000 people in the twin towers. We can't sacrifice them to putting it right," she [Clare Short, the International Development Secretary] said. [more]

Europeans Resist US Call for UN Immunity

Kim Sengupta | Independent | June 28, 2002

"The American proposals, introduced by Richard Williamson, its ambasssador to the UN for political affairs, offer two options. The first would include all UN missions ... 'that current and former officials and personnel from a contributing state ... shall enjoy, except in the territory of the contributing state, immunity from arrest, detention and prosecution with respect to all acts arising out of such operations and that this immunity shall continue after termination of their participation for all such acts'. The second draft resolution makes the same proposals, but restricts it to the force for Bosnia." [more]

Warlords Put High Price on British Heads

Kim Sengupta | Independent | April 21, 2002

"Squadron Leader Tom Rounds of the RAF said at Bagram airbase, 'Tens of thousands of dollars have been offered as bounty for both an attack on Bagram as well as killings of Westerners. There is a real and very immediate threat to this base at the moment; that is what our intelligence indicates, and we are taking it extremely seriously.' " [more]

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