August 27th, 2008
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Posted in: Great Power Relations, Pakistan, Russia
Tags: Africa, Bhutto, Bosnia, Bush, China, Czech Republic, European Union, Georgia, Global Warming, India, Iran, Iraq, Kosovo, Maliki, McCain, Middle East, Missle Targets, Multipolar World Order, Musharraf, NATO Expansion, North Korea, Obama, Oil Prices, Pakistan, PLO-Israeli Conflict, Poland, Russia, Russian Invasion, Saakashvili, Soviet Union, U.S., U.S. Withdrawal, Ukraine, United States, Zardari
The confluence of the waning months of the Bush presidency—when the lameduck factor is looming large— the continued insistence of Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki that the U.S. set a timetable of withdrawing from Iraq, the Russian invasion of Georgia, and the forced resignation of General Pervez Musharraf—President Bush’s favorite strongman in Pakistan—are creating a new [...]