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Thus, U.S. troops should remain at their present numbers, and will likely have to for a considerable amount of time. To lower their levels at the present time, or in the immediate future, would send precisely the signal that we do not want to send: that we recognize Iraq as...
Rapid Reaction Required I was appalled by President George W. Bush's slow response to the tsunami disaster in South Asia [Jan. 10]. By waiting until three days after the event to make a public statement, he appeared cold and indifferent. Bush will be asking Congress to come up with...
Once the dust settled, in fact, the Iraqi Electoral Commission's initial estimate of a 72 percent turnout was revised down to 57 percent of eligible voters - later around 60 percent - with the ethnic breakdown as expected: Strong voter turnout among the long-marginalized Shiites and Kurds, who together comprise...
U.S.-led troops are under attack every day from foreign fighters in Iraq. But just how many of those insurgents are coming from Europe? A string of recent arrests suggests that a small but determined band of extremists is exporting young Muslim men in Europe to Iraq for jihad. Last...
How can the world's most dynamic economy have Asia's most catatonic stock markets? That's a conundrum China's financial regulators have tried but failed to address since 2001, when an ebullient market bubble burst and local investors headed for the exits. In the latest effort to revive...