Time to reconsider U S troop presence in Korea
Our View argues that easing tensions between North and South Korea and signals from Washington suggest the United States should consider withdrawing some forces from South Korea. It cites diplomatic moves, protests against U S troops, and questions the need for a long standing U S garrison beyond national interests.
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Party of appeasement in the Clinton era critique
Mona Charen argues that the Clinton administration pursues appeasement with dangerous regimes, highlighting North Korea as a key example. The column condemns foreign policy moves under Albright and Clinton, alleging a pattern of appeasement, misjudged leverage, and political legacy quests.
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Should Bush call for Bosnia troop withdrawal now
Stephen Chapman argues against perpetual Balkan deployments. He notes Clinton aimed for a one year mission but Gore and Albright push for eternal commitment. He says NATO allies can handle Balkans after fighting ends and warns against overextended U S power while urging prudent focus on vital interests.
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