The last thing the IRA will do is give up its weapons

Article Abstract:

Decommissioning of IRA weapons can only ever be a symbolic exercise, as it is not possible to know exactly how many weapons the IRA owns. The IRA would be highly unlikely to agree to surrendering all its weapons.

Disarmament-Conventional Arms, Disarmament, Conventional warfare

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My job is to report what I see, not what people want to hear

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Reporting the plight of Afghan refugees entering Pakistan is relevant to the conflict in Afghanistan and to its repercussions. The West wants to establish a regime in Afghanistan based on human rights, and the stories of the refugees are vital in this context.

Pakistan, International Groups NEC, Afghanistan, Analysis, Media coverage, Journalistic ethics, Refugees, Afghan, Afghan refugees

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Gunmen have been allowed to dicate the terms of peace

Article Abstract:

British Northern Ireland secretary, Mo Mowlam is a politician who has long sought peace in Northern Ireland. She has announced that the ceasefire of the Irish Republican Army (IRA) is still holding. The IRA has not denied murdering Charles Bennett, but has said that this killing does not mean that the ceasefire has ended. The Conservative Party was once actively involved in seeking peace in Northern Ireland, but has since become less interested. Mo Mowlam deserves admiration, but the gunmen have dictated peace terms in Northern Ireland.

Government domestic functions, Police Protection, Terrorist Control, Editorial, United Kingdom, Political aspects, British foreign relations, Terrorism, Armistices

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