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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 2006

Page

9

U S Pressure via Sanctions Targets Iran and North Korea

Frustrated by stalled diplomacy the Bush administration has pressed financial sanctions on Iran and North Korea. Treasury officials led by Henry Paulson persuaded global banks to cut access to the international financial system using terrorism and corruption as leverage, with banks acting from self interest more than policy goals.

Washington D.C Iran North Korea Bush Europe Asia Treasury Henry Paulson U.S

Private sector role eyed to curb Iran and Tehran risks

Officials cite the need to curb Iran in Pyongyang and Tehran while banks and firms face reputational hazards. Stuart Levey says private sector incentives should push toward avoiding bad conduct and boosting compliance, with banks and traders urged to distance themselves from illicit links.

Pyongyang Tehran USS Rotary Stuart Levey

Biden vows to oppose Iraq troop surge

Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Joseph Biden said he would oppose any Bush plan to increase U S troops in Iraq. He called for a drawdown, a political settlement among factions, and summoned Secretary Rice to testify next month. Biden aims to run for president and may raise funds in January.

Washington, D.C Senate Joseph Biden Bush U.S Iraq Biden Condoleezza Rice Delaware Iowa New Hampshire Hillary Rodham Clinton New York Barack Obama Illinois

Bush rethinks Iraq course from Crawford ranch

President Bush traveled to his Texas ranch to review U S policy in Iraq while a Baghdad court upheld Saddam Hussein s death sentence. Deputy White House press secretary Stanzel praised the ruling as the Iraqi people move toward rule of law. Saddam faces execution within 30 days for the 1982 Dujail killings.

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