The United States, Iraq, and the war on terror : a Singaporean perspective / Lee Kuan Yew
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Foreign Affairs Vol 86 No 1, Jan-Feb 2007, pp.2-7Summary: Singapore's elder statesman calls for the United States to understand that focussing on the creation of democratic government is not the best first step in achieving stability in Iraq. Suggests a renewed and revitalised middle east peace process to create a separate and viable Palestinian state. In doing this the U.S. will gather support from moderate Muslim and non-Muslim states alike.
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Singapore's elder statesman calls for the United States to understand that focussing on the creation of democratic government is not the best first step in achieving stability in Iraq. Suggests a renewed and revitalised middle east peace process to create a separate and viable Palestinian state. In doing this the U.S. will gather support from moderate Muslim and non-Muslim states alike.
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