Kosovo lessons for Afghanistan and the UN role
The piece argues Kosovo’s postwar elections show how the UN and peacekeepers must help Afghanistan build a representative government. It warns the Northern Alliance could hinder a transitional administration, urging an inclusive council and international effort led by the UN, World Bank, and donors for Afghanistan’s recovery.
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Kosovo
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United Nations
Afghanistan
Taliban
United States
America
Northern Alliance
U.N
Provisional Council
World Bank
Islamabad
Bosnia
On This Date in History November 27
U.S. Army War College founded 1901 in Washington D C. Penn Station opened 1910. Toulon scuttling 1942 to deny Nazis ships. Marshall named envoy to China 1945. Avianca crash near Madrid 1983. Pope Paul VI wounded 1970 in Manila. Ford confirmed VP 1973 after Agnew resignation. Moscone and Milk killed 1978 in San Francisco City Hall. ONeill died in Boston aged 65.
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Associated Press
U.S. Army War College
Washington
D.C
New York
Penn
George C. Marshall
U.S
China
Commu- Avianca Airlines
Madrid
Barajas
Eugene
Paul VI
Philippines
Manila
Senate
Gerald R. Ford
Spiro T. Agnew
San Francisco
George Moscone
Harvey Milk
City Hall
Nan White
Roswell Group Delivers Thanksgiving Food and Gifts
Members of Roswell Drove No. 155 BPO inspected and delivered food baskets to a Roswell family for Thanksgiving and plan Christmas donations as well as gifts to the Veterans Administration Hospital in Albuquerque. State figures Thompson and Beagles are considered for Carter administration roles. Beagles notes possible relocation. Balloonists eye calm winds for Wool Bowl Rally with balloon inflation beginning around 7 a.m. if conditions allow.
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Roswell
Margaret Pollard
Geneva Lewis
Marjorie Wright
Does
Veterans Administration Hospital
Albuquerque
R.E. Thompson
D-Chaves
Virgil Beagles
Jimmy Carter
Thompson
U.S
New Mexico
Beagles
Department of Transportation
Suzie Flynt
Wool Bowl
GOP executive resigns to back Sanchez bid
Jay McCleskey resigns as New Mexico Republican executive director to focus on Albuquerque state Rep. John Sanchez’s 2002 gubernatorial bid. The move follows friction with other GOP hopefuls and questions about party neutrality amid intra party contest.
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Albuquerque
Manny Aragon
Senate
New Mexico
Jay McCleskey
GOP
John Sanchez
Sanchez
Raymond Sanchez
McCleskey
John Dendahl
Walter Bradley
Rob Burpo
Bradley
Dendahl
Diane
Denish
Democratic Party
Las Cruces
Mary Jane Garcia
Garcia
Cate Stetson
Bernalillo County
Stetson
Aragon
Roswell
Tim Jennings
Bush seeks written arms deal despite handshake with Putin
President Bush questions lengthy arms control talks while praising a new trust based relationship with Russia. He says if needed he will write a formal agreement, aiming to cut the U.S. nuclear stockpile from about 7000 warheads to 1700–2200, with Putin signaling readiness to reduce to 1500 or fewer.
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Vladimir Putin
Bush
Reagan
Moscow
Putin
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Reeves Vignettes Sketch Nixon Portrait in Detail
Reeves notes in President Nixon Alone in the White House how minutiae of Nixon’s life shape public policy. The book highlights dramatic incidents from 1968 onward, including tape archives and personal moments that reveal Nixon’s complexities and flaws.
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Nixon
White House
Richard Reeves
West Wing
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Caroline Kennedy
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Indian Ocean
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