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...June summit has clearly laid an initial groundwork for peace on the Korean peninsula, but much remains to be done...
...country's health dependent on that of its trading partners. Aid to other countries can no longer be separate from domestic interests. But regardless of any direct profits the U.S. might reap from its assistance in the peace process, a more important motive for its involvement in the Korean peninsula should be a higher commitment to peace...
...increased U.S. military presence in Yemen--characterized by refueling stops, publicized visits by American military leaders and involvement in the country's land-mine-removal program--coincided with an increased interest in portraying the government of President Ali Abdallah Saleh as an emerging democracy on the Arabian Peninsula. This was highlighted by the planned visit of Hillary Clinton to the Yemeni-hosted Emerging Democracies Forum in June 1999 (a visit that was later cancelled, possibly due to security reasons...
John D. Moore is a former terrorism analyst with the U.S. State Department and political-military analyst with the Department of Defense covering Arabian Peninsula issues. He is currently pursuing graduate studies at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy...
...centuries-old ethnic strife roiling in the Balkans was being joyously transformed by the miraculous power of democracy. The gunpoint tension on the Korean peninsula was being dissipated by the democratic reformer Kim Dae Jung in the south, who last week won the Nobel Peace Prize, and his unlikely partner in the north, Kim Jong Il. And the unholy struggle in the Middle East looked, for a few moments at least, as if it was being narrowed mainly to semantic nuances about control and sovereignty over a mere 35-acre mount of land in Jerusalem...