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the Public Affairs and Record Home Page Current News News Archive Video Briefs Video Forums ... Home Page Barnard's Zisk Says U.S. and Great Britain Should Lead Peace-Keeping Mission After the War By Petra Toumi Barnard Professor Kimberly Marten Zisk "If we are serious about winning the war on terrorism, U.S. and British troops can't go home once the current fighting in Afghanistan is over," says Kimberly Marten Zisk, professor of political science at Barnard College and a fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations. Instead, troops should stay in the region and be ready to go back in to restore order on behalf of the international community, since order in Afghanistan will inevitably deteriorate in coming months. Failure to achieve stability in Afghanistan will tempt terrorists to set up shop there again, reinvigorating the Al Qaeda networks that are now in disarray, according to Zisk. She argues that whatever arrangement is reached is unlikely to hold for long. When fighting erupts again, someone will have to intervene to prevent Afghanistan from reemerging as a safe haven for terrorists. Zisk, whose teaching specialites include the United Nations, international politics and international security, says that the UN plan is to support the new Afghan government with a peacekeeping force from Islamic countries, led by Turkey.

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HOME ABOUT US REGIONS CHAT ... LINKS Confrontation Line - Great Britain NEWS WUJS VOLUNTEER AT HATZROT YASAF - A PERSONAL ACCOUNT by Sam Cowan There I was, lying in a pile of giggles next to the railway track. I had just fallen out of the Tel-Aviv-Nahariya train, because there was no platform for me to step onto. Instead me and my 20kg backpack had attempted to jump out to the field below. But it was like having a parachute that didn't open. A big brown hand came to my aid as a kindly Ethiopian helped me up from the clump of nettles where I'd landed. And so began my stay at Hatsrot Yasaf, an absorption village for 3,000 Ethiopian immigrants in the north of Israel. When I had made enquiries about volunteering at Hatsrot Yasaf, my contact at UJIA had tried to put me off. "It's like Soweto. The sewage may not work. You'll need jabs," he said. "Bring lots of mosquito repellent," added one of the assistants in the office. Little did they know that I'm a sucker for any experience which promises to be out of the ordinary. When I heard I would be living in a caravan, along with all the other Ethiopians, I was sold. My caravan was number 736, with a creaking fan and children's pictures tacked onto the wall. Outside, a little boy ran barefoot up the path pushing a car tyre, while a girl yelped as her mother tried to corn-braid her knotty hair.

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91. New Communist Party Founded in 1977 in response to the move of the Communist Party of great britain towards Eurocommunism and revisionism. Advocates support for Communist governments of China, North Korea, Cuba, Laos and Vietnam. Site includes the online edition of the weekly New Worker newspaper. http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/2853/index.html

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92. Pravda.RU Healthcare Reform In Great Britain Is Vital 1551 200203-07 HEALTHCARE REFORM IN great britain IS VITAL The British governmentpublished information about the return of thousands of patients who had http://english.pravda.ru/main/2002/03/07/26848.html

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93. UK Department For Transport | Transport Statistics: Quarterly Traffic Transport Statistics. Traffic in great britain Quarterly Bulletins. Further Noteson traffic data analysis. 2002 Quarterly data for Traffic in great britain. http://www.transtat.dft.gov.uk/qbullets/qtraff.htm

Department for Transport Transport Statistics Traffic in Great Britain: Quarterly Bulletins The document below has been made available in Adobe Acrobat format for downloading. The Adobe Acrobat Reader 5 can be freely downloaded Viewers with visual difficulties may find it useful to investigate services provided to improve the accessibility of Acrobat documents at http://access.adobe.com A free online PDF to HTML or text conversion service is also available at http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/access_onlinetools.html Summary Estimated traffic levels rose by more than two per cent between 2001 and 2002. The rise partly reflects the impact of the foot and mouth disease outbreak on traffic in 2001. It is estimated that the underlying rate of growth was between 1 and 2 per cent per year. Estimated traffic levels rose by about two per cent over the year to the fourth quarter of 2002. Car traffic levels rose by about two per cent comparing the fourth quarter of 2001 to the same period of 2002. For the year as a whole, the rise was also two per cent. The level of goods vehicle traffic rose by one per cent over the year to Q4 2002. For the year as a whole, goods vehicles traffic rose by two per cent.

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95. BBC - History - Daily Mirror Headlines: The Declaration Of War, Published 4 Augu An Order in Council has been issued declaring it expedient that Governmentshould have control over the railroads of great britain. http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/war/wwone/mirror01_01.shtml

CATEGORIES TV RADIO COMMUNICATE ... INDEX SEARCH TUESDAY 8th April 2003 Text only BBC Homepage History Topics ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! Daily Mirror Headlines: The Declaration of War, Published 4 August 1914 The Daily Mirror publishes the news that Britain has declared war on Germany, along with reports of overwhelming support for the King and a call for medical practitioners, tradesmen and motorcyclists to join the army. Page 1 of 5 Great Britain Declares War on Germany Mr Asquith's Statement Roars of Cheers for the King Why There is War ... Print this article Great Britain Declares War on Germany Declaration last night after 'unsatisfactory reply' to British ultimatum that Belgium must be kept neutral. The King's message to his navy - Government to take control of all railways. Admiral Jellicoe to be in supreme command of the Home Fleets. Huge crowds cheer their majesties at palace Great Britain is in a state of war with Germany. It was officially stated at the Foreign Office last night that Great Britain declared war against Germany at 7pm. The British Ambassador in Berlin has been handed his passport. War was Germany's reply to our request that she should respect the neutrality of Belgium, whose territories we were bound in honour and by treaty obligations to maintain inviolate.

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Great Britain: New Parliamentary Assemblies A Step Towards Decentralized Government By Ben Partridge Edinburgh, 10 May 1999 (RFE/RL) Political commentators say the elections to new parliamentary assemblies in Scotland and Wales last week have changed the face of British politics, opening the way to a new era of decentralized government. Voters in Scotland elected a new parliament in their capital, Edinburgh, the first to sit for almost 300 years. The people of Wales elected a new assembly in their capital, Cardiff, giving them a more direct say in their own affairs. Scotland, with five million people, and Wales, with three million, have long been united in a political union with their larger neighbor, England, which, with its 46 million population, is often seen by Scots and Welsh as unsympathetic to their aspirations. Thursday's votes keep the union intact, but they have devolved a significant amount of political power from the London parliament to the two small Celtic countries on the periphery of Britain which have seen rising demands for more autonomy. For many Britons, the elections were overshadowed by the NATO air strikes against Yugoslavia, the explosion of nail bombs aimed at ethnic and other minorities in London, and the inexplicable killing by a gunman on a London street of a woman TV presenter.

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Home Page Profile of High Commissioner Foreign Affairs Administration South African Police Services ... Web sites relevant to the links between Britain and South Africa South African High Commission South Africa House Trafalgar Square London WC2N 5DP Phone +44 (0) 20 7451 7299 (except Consular Section) Fax: +44 (0) 20 7451 7283 (except Consular Section) This site is designed, maintained and administered by Staff from the South African High Commission. The information, data or materials available on and accessed through this site are distributed by the South African High Commission for information purposes only. The South African High Commission accepts no responsibility whatsoever for the accuracy of such information, data or materials and therefore makes no representation concerning its completeness, truth, accuracy or its suitability for any particular purpose. E-mail Information Email: webdesk@southafricahouse.com

100. British Embassy In Tashkent Provides information on Embassy services with news and links to other websites of interest.Category Regional Europe British Embassies Abroad...... The main aim of the Embassy is to develop and sustain britain's relationshipwith Uzbekistan as part of the British government's wider role overseas of http://www.britain.uz/

UZBEKISTAN Foreign and Commonwealth Office Department of Trade and Industry BBC News British Council British Tourist Authority ... Defence Section Tashkent Uzbekistan Contact details: Address: 67 Gulyamov Str Tashkent 700000 Uzbekistan Tel: (+ 998 71) 120 7852 Fax: (+ 998 71)120 6430 E-mail: brit@emb.uz British Embassy in Uzbekistan The British Embassy in Uzbekistan was opened in September 1993 and is the official representation of the British Government in Uzbekistan. The Embassy building was opened by HRH Prince Charles during his visit to Uzbekistan in 1996. The main aim of the Embassy is to develop and sustain Britain's relationship with Uzbekistan as part of the British Government's wider role overseas of promoting British interests, prosperity and influence. The British Embassy is made up of the following sections, which offer particular services to the public: Commercial Section: offers a range of services to promote trade and investment between Britain and Uzbekistan.

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