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1972
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mercoledì, luglio 28, 2004
A volte è inutile farsi certe domande. I nostri eroi sono rimasti fermi al palo: come sempre.
The case for European gradualism is two-fold, and it is based on two mistakes. First, the Europeans appear to assume that they cannot act without authorization from the Security Council, even though the resolution that the council may adopt this week falls short of a clear authorization for foreign peacekeepers to protect Darfur's civilians. Second, the Europeans hope to push Sudan into peace talks with Darfur's small rebel groups, and they believe this requires a moderate approach toward the government. But the humanitarian crisis is so appalling -- at least 300,000 may die, according to an official U.S. estimate -- that peace talks cannot be allowed to delay action. Quanti morti ci vorranno stavolta? |
A Fabio.
A Luisa.   
  Asia e dintorni Normblog |
