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AIDS Plague in African Armies Prompts Global Strategy Debate
Washington observers report a French physician study finding 50 percent or more HIV positive in seven Central African armies. The piece argues for redefining national security away from state-to-state diplomacy toward global health, preventive diplomacy, and expanded aid. The HIV subtype common in Africa may spread to the West, prompting urged reforms and training for relief workers.
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Washington
Kevin Cahill
New York
Central Africa
Developed World
Third World
United Nations
Cahill
U.S
U.N
Albania
Zaire
Somalia
Bosnia
Chechnya
Rwanda
Burundi
Southeast Asia
Eoin O’brien
O’brien
Ireland
Royal College of Surgeons
Harvard
Aids Institute
America
Africa
Southeast
Asia
Europe
Jim Hoagland
Washington Post Writers Group