Iraq War

utilisées pour les pertes civiles et militaires sont les suivantes : * (en) Le rapport 2006-2007 de la Commonwealth War Graves Commission[26] est la source pour les pertes militaires du Royaume-Uni, l'Australie, la Nouvelle-Zélande, le Canada, l'Afrique du Sud et le Raj britannique. Les totaux listés dans le rapport sont basés sur les recherches de la Commonwealth War Graves Commission pour identifier et commémorer les morts du Commonwealth. Les totaux incluent les tués, les disparus au combat

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Iraq Crisis INTRODUCTION First of all I’m gonna tell you why I chose to talk about this topic. Basically I wanted to deal with a subject in my presentation that’d be able to bring out the interest of all of you. Moreover I wanted a current subject that was polemical enough to be able to discuss and to debate. That’s why I’m gonna talk about Iraq Crisis. Obviously this topic is pretty vast to be able to talk about the whole problem. So I’m gonna make a description of the facts chronologically

The Iraq war, begun in 2003, has been justified through several different reasons. One of the primary causes was the fear of Saddam Hussein housing Weapons of Mass Destruction in the country, as the Iraq leader had repeatedly failed to disclose their number and location. In 2002 it was revealed that Tony Blair had agreed to support US President George W. Bush for an invasion of Iraq, with the aim of removing Hussein from power. Despite a UN investigation and refusal to support a US led attack on

Gaza. 1958 • Iraq proclaimed a republic • following revolution Baghdad Pact. and shortly after leaves S. GALLAND 1964 : PLO – 1967 : 6-day war 1963 • Ba'athists take power in Syria. 1964 • Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) founded. 1967 • Arab-Israeli "Six-Day" war; • UN Security Council Resolution 242 is passed • Israel in Sinai, West Bank, Golan Heights and south Lebanon 1968 • Ba'athists take power in Iraq. S. GALLAND S. GALLAND 1973: war of Yom Kippur

Introduction: Saudi Arabia has been under a lot of pressure since the terrorists’ attacks of September 11th. In fact, the kingdom’s foreign policy is being constantly challenged by events like the war on terrorism, Afghanistan, Middle East conflict and the war on Iraq. The international interest in Saudi Arabia made the ruling family change its restraint in its foreign policy and have a more active position regarding regional issues. Its main priority remains to guarantee the stability in the

Committee: Disarmament and International Security Issue: Ensuring peace and stability in Iraq after the departure of the United States of America and its allies Student Officer: Bas Duivenvoorde, Chair Introduction March 20th, 2003, was the day that the Republic of Iraq was invaded by a multinational force led by the United States of America and the United Kingdom. These forces have been occupying Iraq until today, though, since August 2009 all non US troops have been withdrawn. One of

What’s hidden behind the U.S-Iraq Crisis? By SOW Daouda Feb 19th 2003 Iraq has for good become a precious cake that every nation of the world powers is craving to have its own slice; Iraq’s massive oil reserves is rather being poisonous than source of development or profitable for its population, the idea of portioning these unexploited resources (oil) seems unreasonable or impossible for some competitors of the issue – which I can namely point out – like the U.S.A or the Bush administration

as symbolic because it was also there when the 16th President Abraham Lincoln, delivered his historic ''_House Divided_'' speech in 1858 even if he was not a President yet. Throughout the campaign, Obama emphasized the issues of rapidly ending the Iraq war, increasing energy independence and providing universal health care. He is somebody very involved in the ecology and well-being of his country, factors that favored his campaign. During his candidature, Obama's main rival was Hillary Rodham Clinton