There were the articles in liberal magazines like the New Yorker about the threat posed by Hussein; there were papers like the Washington Post, which ran hundreds of pro-administration articles over a period of months and which editorialized breathlessly about the war.
That prompted France's Socialist president, François Hollande, who has been wary of throwing his weight around in his country's former colonial domains, to send troops to bolster Mali's feeble and fractious administration (see article and article).
You report that a dearth of qualified professionals and lack of consensus about an official national language hinder efforts to rebuild East Timor under United Nations administration (news articles, April 22 and 23).
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Nigeria, making the delicate transition to an elected administration (see article), is in no position to mount a foreign military venture.
After the certification, he dispatched his running mate, Dick Cheney, to Washington to oversee the so-called "transition process" of appointing thousands of civil servants to a Bush administration (see article) and to talk about future members of a Bush cabinet.
The naming of Elliott Abrams, Otto J. Reich and other Reagan-era officials to important foreign policy positions in the Bush administration (news article, Aug. 1) further unveils a presidential view of the world that is frozen in time and ideology.
As I sat in the audience on Wednesday and listened to Al Gore eviscerate the Bush administration (news article, May 27), I was struck by how compelling Mr. Gore can be when unconstrained by electoral politics -- yet more evidence of the superiority of true conviction over political pander.
As value-based purchasing is likely here to stay under the new administration, this article will explain what that means to you, the patient and consumer, and how it can impact which health insurance plan you select.
Still in the military, he has irritated the administration, saying in articles and interviews that Pentagon officials interfered with prosecutors, exerted political pressure and approved the use of evidence obtained by torture.
But Ellsberg was aided by about a half-dozen volunteers whose identities have stayed secret for forty-six years, despite the intense interest of the Nixon Administration, thousands of articles, books, documentaries, plays, and now a major film, "The Post," starring Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks, about the Pentagon Papers.
