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ZZConfronting Iraq Wednesday, February 26, 2003
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TOP STORY
Bush's Battle for the Future of Iraq
In a highly touted speech Wednesday night President Bush will deliver an optimistic portrait of a democratic postwar Iraq. The address is part of what Bush calls a "battle for the future of the Muslim world."
 7:15 p.m. ET: Full washingtonpost.com coverage of Bush speech
 Projections for Cost of Iraq War Increased
 Old Arab Friends Turning Away From U.S.
 Full Iraq Coverage


LIVE ONLINE SCHEDULE
 
1 p.m. ET Wed. The Post's Vernon Loeb on national security and military defense.
 2 p.m. ET Wed. Activist David Cortright discusses the "Win Without War" coalition.
 2 p.m. ET Wed. The Post's James Glassman on investing and the economy during war times.
 Iraq Discussion Archive

FROM THE LIVE ONLINE ARCHIVE
"My experience is that anti-Americanism is not the result of ignorance. Rather, some of the most educated, most liberal Arabs pronounce the deepest disenchantment with U.S. policy. To them, it's not a question of culture ... it's a question of policy that they view as inherently opposed to their interests."

– Washington Post foreign correspondent Anthony Shadid
 Full Transcript



Politics Columnist Robert Samuelson
Earning Americans' Resentment
We Americans are people too -- something our foreign critics ought to remember. Americans resent putting our sons and daughters at risk only to earn the contempt of so-called allies.
 Reader Forum: Express your opinion on this topic


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WEDNESDAY'S POST
 
Bush Firm on Warning to Iraq
 Turkey Plans for 62,000 U.S. Troops
 U.S. and Saudis Agree to Cooperate
 Powell Makes Few Gains in Asia

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OPINIONS AND COLUMNISTS
 
Editorial: The Second Resolution
 Kamen: No More Mr. Nice Guy
 Kurtz: Saddam Hussein: Reporter
 Milloy: Powell Disappoints
 Letters to the Editor


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