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Patching things up with the neighbours
Tony Blair's sudden drive to reconcile the US with Syria and Iran is not as spontaneous as he would like us to believe.
Real fears or crocodile tears?
It is only a matter of time before Iran becomes the only real influence over what promises to be a large area of joint hegemony; Damascus only needs to wait for the fruits of its rapport with Tehran to flourish …
Point of no return? American relations with Syria
Describing US-Syrian relations as tepid is an understatement in the best of times, and even a misstatement when the volatile relationship seems to reach the point of no return.
Shockwaves
This was to have been the month when the US launched its Greater Middle East initiative. Instead, it stands accused of horrific abuses.
US-UK mutual admiration society set to oust Saddam
There is now a sense of fatigue about the intensity of the “special and unique relationship.”
‘President’ Blair in hot water
While the British Cabinet remains set in its course to “Americanize” its position in matters of foreign policy, the public seems equally determined to show its resistance to this drift.