Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 26, 2004, Winnipeg, Manitoba A10 Canada / world Winnipeg free press saturday june 26, 2004 Bush expects nato to have bigger Iraq role kicks off five Day european journey in each of the communities and direct by Deb Riechmann e de against attempts at Long term sustainable reconstruction. Could Lead to Ennis Ireland ? trying to build Iraq flying apart in the next few a new consensus among allies months Patten said. He added that . President George w. Bush while the eur is absolutely deter and erected barbed wire barricades topics at both summits will Range opened a european trip yesterday with mined to help reconstruct Iraq and yesterday to deter protesters from from Afghanistan to counter terror expectations that nato will shoulder ensure that elections Are held violence interrupting the Summit Between Bush ism from Trade to curbing the spread heavier responsibilities in Iraq. Could derail those goals. And european Union leaders. Thou of nuclear weapons. But Iraq will be at the next five Days Are All about some european leaders worry that Sands marched through Dublin the the forefront. Sum Mitry ? the .-european Union they will lose political capital Back Irish capital denouncing Bush As a in an interview with turkeys private Summit this weekend in Ireland and the Home if they appear too cosy with Bush. War Monger and urging that facilities nov television before he left Wash nato Summit in Turkey next week. America has never been at a lower for american military flights be Withington Bush acknowledged it was Allied leaders Are expressing a new Point in the minds of citizens around drawn from Shannon Airport a Strate unlikely that nato countries would willingness to help in Iraq although not the world says Thomas Mann a Polit Gic refuelling Point used by thousands contribute additional troops to Iraq at the Levels once anticipated. Ical analyst at Brookings institution a of . Troops each month. But said he was hopeful some would eur external affairs commissioner Liberal leaning think tank. Our rela sadly there a no great Welcome for help train iraqi forces. Chris Patten told reporters shortly tons with other countries including president Bush said Rev. Tom Ryan a Bush also pledged to help Turkey and after Bush arrived Here yesterday that natural allies have Seldom been As Catholic priest in the town of Shannon. Iraq crack Down on turkish kurdish persistent violence could cause Iraq to strained. To be associated with presi the vast majority of people would not rebels seeking autonomy from Turkey. Unravel. Dent Bush and current american poli agree with the policies of the Ameri he was speaking on the eve of a week All of us in the International com by is a political liability around the can government or president end visit to Turkey ahead of mondays Unity Are worried that the violence world right protests Are expected in several nato Summit meeting in Istanbul. Directed against moderate leadership police and troops shut Down roads european cities this weekend. ? associated press overseas military deployments to be Cut by Stephen Thorne Kabul ? Canada will reduce its Over seas military deployments to just 1,200 personnel by fall Down from 4,500 a year ago the chief of defence staff said on a Stopover yesterday in Advance of next weeks nato Summit in Turkey. Gen. Ray Henault said deep cuts in troop commitments to its two biggest nato missions ? Afghanistan and Bosnia ? and the withdrawal of naval ships from the persian Gulf will give Canadas forces a much needed rest. Its All with the View to allowing the Force to renew itself to regenerate and be ready for whatever comes next said Henault who was visiting Cana Dian members of the International Security assistance Force in Kabul. But the troop reduction came under fire. In Secretary general Kofi Annan and afghan president Hamid Karzai said nato countries should be step Ping up their presence not pulling out As deteriorating Security threatens to derail september elections in Afghanistan. Henault said the number of Canad an troops in Bosnia is currently Down to 650 from 1,250 and will be fewer than 100 observers and surveillance troops by september. The biggest immediate change will come in Kabul where the current con Tingent of 2,300 infantry and mechanized soldiers ? the City a largest foreign troop presence ? will be replaced by two successive rotations of about 900 troops most of them armoured reconnaissance soldiers. ? Canadian press Lewinsky says Clinton lied about affair in Book London ? Monica Lewinsky has called Bill Clinton a revisionist of his tory who lied about their relationship in his new Memoir according to a British newspaper. In an interview with the daily mail Lewinsky said the former presidents account of their relationship was Dis honest and that he had missed an Opportunity to undo some of the damage their entanglement caused her. He could have made it right with the Book the newspaper quoted her As say ing. But he has to. He is a revisionist of history. He has Lewinsky now 30, said his description of their relationship in his just published my life made it sound like the Dalliance came Only at her initiative and was purely physical. I really did to expect him to go into detail about our relationship in the Memoir she said. But if he had and he a done it honestly i would to have minded. I did though at least expect him to Correct the false statements he made when he was trying to protect the presidency. Instead he talked about it As though i had Laid it All out there for the taking. I was the Buffet and he just could to resist the dessert she was quoted As saying. That a not How it was. This was a Mutual relationship Mutual on All lev Els. I Don to accept that he had to completely desecrate my the newspaper did not immediately respond to a question about whether it paid Lewinsky for the interview a com Mon practice in the British press. ? associated press hearing impaired try 1-800-361-8071. Fares indicated Are one Way valid at time of printing and apply to new bookings Only. Advance Purchase May apply. Taxes insurance Nav Canada and fuel surcharges where applicable Airport fees and air travellers Security charge of up to $12 Are not included. Tickets Are 100% non refundable. Seats Are limited and subject to availability. Fares May vary depending on Date of departure and return. Day of week time of Day restrictions May apply. Minimum maximum stay and other conditions apply. Unless otherwise specified flights May be operated by either air Canada jazz air inc. . Air Canada jazz to or i pm. Mair Canada jazz is a trademark of air Canada. 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