Why Do Arabs Arm to Teeth Why Do Arabs Arm to Teeth
A sharp question frames a review of arms purchases by seven Arab states since the 1973 Yom Kippur War. The piece lists massive arms acquisitions by Egypt Syria Jordan Saudi Arabia Kuwait Libya and Iraq, with major suppliers including the United States the Soviet Union Britain and France. It notes millions in population and Israel’s small size, then details Libya’s extensive and varied purchases and asks why if Arabs seek peace they arm so heavily.
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Animal Trap Heat Dangers Urge Care for Pets This Summer
Officials warn that heat buildup in parked vehicles can kill dogs and cats quickly. Do not leave pets inside a hot car even briefly. If possible, move pets to shade and provide water. seek help if a pet shows signs of heat prostration.
Moynihan's New York Decline Analyzed By Buckley
William F Buckley Jr reviews Daniel Patrick Moynihan's speech on New York's decline. Moynihan argues the state's tax burden and federal policy hurt its economy, while New Yorkers have supported costly federal programs. Buckley notes Moynihan blends truth and diplomacy and flags political responsibility as borne by New Yorkers.
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Deep Sea Mining Stakes Edge Toward Law of the Sea Deal
John Chamberlain notes the Law of the Sea talks aim to wrap by July 15 led by Elliot Richardson as chief U.S. negotiator. Key hurdle is treaty unanimity with 365 articles, while nations push guarantees against future expropriation for ocean bed mining profits. Western firms and consortiums seek U.S. political insurance to back multi billion dollar seabed ventures amid Third World demands for fair shares. The article argues U.S. capability and capital could drive mining plans without waiting for the treaty.
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Ric Tinto Zinc
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