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A year on, global attention—led by America’s president, George W. Bush—had shifted to Iraq. Could America, and its allies, justify invasion even without UN agreement? In this issue (and later ones) we made a case in favour of the coming war https://t.co/pDmFRSLmFt — PolitiTweet.org

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Two months on, our focus was squarely on Afghanistan. In our cover story we wished for the Taliban to be in “total, not merely tactical, retreat”, hoped for the UN to help to bring stability, and called for any new rulers to shun Osama bin Laden and his like https://t.co/ihW7YNlWeX — PolitiTweet.org

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The invasion of Iraq proved swift and overwhelming—but it was soon obvious that much had gone wrong. Investigators found no sign of Saddam Hussein’s supposed weapons of mass destruction. By late 2003 we asked if George W. Bush and Tony Blair had lied to justify war https://t.co/2LeD93f3aJ — PolitiTweet.org

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