Bush worries over Dubai ports deal collapse prompt Middle East message concerns
President Bush voiced worry that the reversal of the six port operations deal with DP World would send a negative signal to moderate Arab allies in the Middle East. He called UAE a committed partner in the war on terror, aiding intelligence sharing and curbing proliferation, while noting no sign of shift in port security.
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Controversy dampens Arab investors amid port dispute
Gulf investors worry about a perceived anti Arab backlash in the United States after Congress objections to DP World port control. Free trade talks with the UAE were postponed as DP World relinquished port management, a move seen as undermining security by lawmakers. UAE officials and experts warn the dispute may cloud the trade pact.
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How Iraq civil war fears unite Democrats and Republicans
A AP Ipsos poll shows broad concern across parties that Iraq may enter civil war with 70 percent of Republicans and 90 percent of Democrats agreeing. Violence rose after the Samarra shrine destruction, while Iraqi leaders struggle to form a government and Bush faces sagging approval amid security and Katrina concerns.
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