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Naji recommended that jihadis continually attack the vital economic centers of these countries, such as tourist sites and oil refineries, in order to make the regimes concentrate their forces, leaving their peripheries unprotected.

It may make the regime more popular or powerful.

"The sanctions will make the regime supporters even more supportive," said Joelle, 25, a graphic designer from Damascus.

But China also feared that pressing North Korea too far would make the regime more reckless and further harm regional stability.

Looking at North Korea from below, building on the market realities on the ground, is the only effective way to make the regime reform — or go.

By recalling a Russian hero from less controversial times, it was designed to ginger up patriotic fervour and make the regime look good.

They picked him as president because they hoped that this would make the regime, which faces much criticism abroad for its human-rights record, look a bit better.

The Taliban's contorted interpretations of Islam, venomous rhetoric and sheltering of the bin Laden network make the regime a tempting target for Mr. Bush.

Only a united international front, backed by ever tougher sanctions, and the promise of more to come if Iran crossed such a threshold, can make the regime think twice before doing so.

Yet if he continues to crackdown on small criticisms and limit the number of candidates, it may only serve to further alienate zealous supporters and Basij military forces and make the regime even weaker from within.

For the past decade, Iraq policy has been caught between those who believed that sanctions and covert action would make the regime go away, and those who believed that time would make the whole issue go away.