+ Follow BUSH AND BRITISH PRIME MINISTER TONY BLAIR Tag
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[Summary] => CANBERRA (AFP) - Iraq's foreign minister on Monday urged US-led coalition forces not to "cut and run" from the strife-torn country as he paid a surprise visit to Australia.
The United States, Britain and Australia should stand by Iraq during "these critical times," Hoshyar Zebari told a joint news conference with Australian Foreign Minister Alexander Downer.
"We all see the pressures building up in Washington in London, in Europe, here, but I think this not a time to cut and run," he said.
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[Summary] => BALI – At the height of the Abu Sayyaf kidnapping rampage, the government took pains to emphasize that Sulu and Basilan, where the mostly foreign hostages had been taken, were far from Manila and were not tourist destinations.
The attempt at damage control was largely futile; bookings were canceled and tourists stayed away from the entire country for many months. People in the tourism industry complained that no marketing blitz could counteract the daily bombardment of bad news in both the foreign and domestic press about the "southern Philippines."
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Maybe it’s the result of being too much of a fanatic to the CNN, BBC and FOX TV coverage of the Iraq conflict, but since the launch of a massive aerial assault against Iraq by the USA and its allies last March 22, my vocabulary has swelled. New words, specifically "war words," have been added to my glossary of terms and phrases that can be picked up quite easily as I engage in conversations and discussions about the war.
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BUSH AND BRITISH PRIME MINISTER TONY BLAIR
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The United States, Britain and Australia should stand by Iraq during "these critical times," Hoshyar Zebari told a joint news conference with Australian Foreign Minister Alexander Downer.
"We all see the pressures building up in Washington in London, in Europe, here, but I think this not a time to cut and run," he said.
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The attempt at damage control was largely futile; bookings were canceled and tourists stayed away from the entire country for many months. People in the tourism industry complained that no marketing blitz could counteract the daily bombardment of bad news in both the foreign and domestic press about the "southern Philippines."
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