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Position: France should commit more troops
This position addresses the topic 2006 Israel-Lebanon conflict.
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From The Perils of Using 'The Allies', by Charles Krauthammer (The Washington Post, August 25, 2006) (view)
From It's Up to You, President Chirac, by Jim Hoagland (The Washington Post, August 24, 2006) (view)
From If Europe doesn't want Middle East war to begin again, it has to step up, by Jonathan Freedland (The Guardian, August 23, 2006) (view)
From Stepping up to the plate in Lebanon, by Financial Times editorial board (Financial Times, August 22, 2006) (view)
From French Follies, by Investor's Business Daily editorial board (Investor's Business Daily, August 21, 2006) (view)
From Waiting for Jacques, by The New York Times editorial board (The New York Times, August 21, 2006) (view)
From With doublespeaking France, honor gets lost in translation, by Jules Crittenden (Boston Herald, August 20, 2006) (view)
From Not worth the paper it's written on, by New York Daily News editorial board (New York Daily News, August 19, 2006) (view)
"For France to have retreated from a key role to the realm of “symbolic” gestures “symbolises” only one thing: a French loss of nerve." |
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