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Soros Watchdog to Monitor U.S. Use of Iraqi Oil
Summary from multiple countries
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The new U.n. draft gives the United nations a clearly defined role in establishing a democratic government and increases the stature of an U.n. envoy in Iraq. (2)
The new text asks Secretary General Kofi Annan to appoint a special representative with independent powers to work with the United states and Britain to facilitate a process leading to an internationally recognized representative government of Iraq. (2)
The final draft makes a number of substantive changes trying (2)
to address many countries ' concerns that the United nations being relegated to coordinating humanitarian aid helping with reconstruction and having a very limited political role. (4)
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Source articles
- US Eyes Thursday UN Vote on Ending Iraq Sanctions (Reuters, 05/20/2003, 523 words)
- U.S. Pressing U.N. For Sanctions Vote (CBS News, 05/20/2003, 910 words)
- U.S. predicts U.N. will adopt post-war plan (dallasnews.com, 05/20/2003, 824 words)
- U.S. Predicts U.N. Support for Iraq Plan (ABCNews, 05/20/2003, 700 words)
- U.S. and Britain push for political power in Iraq (cbc.ca, 05/20/2003, 277 words)
- Revisions Are Offered for Draft of U.N. Plan to Lift Iraq Sanctions (nytimes.com, 05/20/2003, 697 words)
- U.S. confident on U.N. support to lift sanctions (baltimoresun.com, 05/20/2003, 692 words)
- Soros Watchdog to Monitor U.S. Use of Iraqi Oil (Reuters, 05/20/2003, 520 words)
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