Transcript: COMPARING THE COVERAGE: LONDON VS. WASHINGTON REPORTING ON PRIME MINISTER BLAIR'S REMARKS

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Regulatory Intelligence Data
11-14-2006
"There is a fundamental misunderstanding that this is about changing policy
on Syria and Iran." - Prime Minister Tony Blair, World Affairs Speech,
11/13/06 Dateline: London London-Based Reporting On Prime Minister Tony
Blair's Remarks Shows That Prime Minister Blair "Offered No Dramatic New
Policy Proposals."
* The Washington Post: Prime Minister Blair "Offered No Dramatic New
Policy Proposals." "Blair, who has been President Bush's chief foreign
ally in the Iraq war, offered no dramatic new policy proposals on Iraq
or the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which he called the region's 'core'
issue." (Kevin Sullivan, "Blair Calls For 'Whole ...

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