Powell accepts nomination to Bush administration top post
Powell, 63, veteran of national security councils under Reagan and Bush Sr and briefly Clinton, accepts nomination amid praise from leaders worldwide. He signals continued involvement in Middle East talks, supports focused Iraq sanctions, and outlines a post inauguration review of deployments as the Bush team assembles with Condoleezza Rice named national security adviser.
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World sizes up Bush vision and global stance
The world evaluates George W. Bush as president elect, noting a stronger US military, tougher Russia and China line, reduced peacekeeping, and missile defense. Critics warn of a possible arms race and Congress gridlock while Britain and Russia urge caution. analysts see a pragmatic, nonsoft stance toward Moscow and Putin.
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