Irak
Aktuelle Einsätze
UNAMI
UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UN-Peacebuilding)
Beginn: 08/03
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EUJUST LEX
European Union Integrated Rule of Law Mission for Iraq (EU)
Beginn: 03/05
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USF-I
United States Forces - Iraq (UN-Mandatiert)
Beginn: 01/10
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Entsendung einer internationalen Schutztruppe rückt näher (01.09.2003)
(Quelle: SZ) Nach dem Bombenanschlag in Nadschaf im Irak mit mindestens 85 Toten wächst die internationale Bereitschaft, die USA bei der Stabilisierung des Landes zu unterstützen. Russland sprach sich für die Entsendung einer UN-Truppe aus, selbst wenn diese unter US-Führung stehen würde. … Berlin schloss eine Beteiligung an einer Schutztruppe nicht mehr aus.
US Plans Enlarging Iraqi Militias (30.08.2003)
(Quelle: New York Times) Stung by Friday's deadly car bombing, American and Iraqi officials said today that they were discussing the possibility of forming a large Iraqi paramilitary force to help improve security in the country. … Iraqi officials said such a militia could ultimately take control of Iraqi cities from American soldiers.
Cautious Reactions to US Proposals (29.08.2003)
(Quelle: Washington Post) Key members of the U.N. Security Council reacted cautiously today to Bush administration efforts to solicit broader international financial and military support for the occupation of Iraq, saying the United States must move more quickly to relinquish power to Iraqis and grant greater authority to the United Nations. French Foreign Minister Dominique de Villepin said the United States needs 'to transfer responsibilities and permit the Iraqis to assume the role to which they are entitled as quickly as possible.'
US Consider UN Force in Iraq (27.08.2003)
(Quelle: New York Times) The Bush administration has signaled for the first time that it may be willing to allow a multinational force in Iraq to operate under the sponsorship of the United Nations as long as it is commanded by an American. … Allowing the United Nations a leadership role would be intended to win the support of the Security Council for a new mandate authorizing the American-led occupation of the country.
Iraqi Police to Train in Hungary (26.08.2003)
(Quelle: BBC World) The United States is holding talks with Hungary about using Taszar Air Base to train Iraqis in police skills in the coming months, but no final agreement had been reached. … US officials have set the goal of training and deploying 65,000 Iraqi police officers around the country. About 37,000 Iraqi police officers are already working in Iraq … meaning thousands more could require training at Taszar.
France Calls for International Force (23.08.2003)
(Quelle: The Independent) France dismissed an effort by the US to get more countries to provide troops for Iraq yesterday, saying an international force should be dispatched only if it had a UN mandate. France's Foreign Minister Dominique de Villepin… said the Allies must switch from 'a logic of occupation to a logic of sovereignty', telling Le Monde: 'We can't make do with adjusting or enlarging the current plan. The right thing would be to bring into play a true international force under the mandate of the UN'.
Annan: UN-Mandated Multinational Force a Possibility (22.08.2003)
(Quelle: New York Times) Secretary General Kofi Annan suggested today that the Security Council could set up a new multinational force in Iraq that would be led by the United States as the largest troop contributor. … He said the Security Council might 'decide to transform the operation into a U.N.-mandated multinational force.' But, he added, 'it would also imply not just burden-sharing, but also sharing decisions and responsibility with the others.'
UNDP Organizes Donor Conference (22.08.2003)
(Quelle: UN-News) The Spanish Government is set to host a United Nations-organized donor conference on 24 October in Madrid to seek billions of dollars to finance Iraq's reconstruction, the UN Development Programme (UNDP) announced today. … The conference was decided on by a wide-ranging international meeting of 52 countries as well as UN agencies convened by UNDP in June in New York, including for the first time the United States-run Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) in Baghdad.
INC gab Warnung nicht weiter (21.08.2003)
(Quelle: NZZ) Der Irakische Nationalkongress (INC) hatte zumindest allgemeine Kenntnisse über mögliche Anschläge auf den Uno-Hauptsitz in Bagdad. Dennoch sind die amerikanischen Streitkräfte nicht ausdrücklich gewarnt worden, wie am Donnerstag aus einer Erklärung des INC hervorgeht.
US Asks for UN Support (21.08.2003)
(Quelle: Washington Post) The Bush administration, under pressure to improve security in Iraq following the devastating bombing of the United Nations' Baghdad headquarters, revived a discarded effort yesterday to win U.N. Security Council support for a broader international role in policing the country. The effort, initiated by the State Department, is designed to harness outrage at the bombing to draw more countries into securing and rebuilding Iraq, without surrendering significant American authority.
Annan kritisiert die USA (21.08.2003)
(Quelle: SZ) Zwei Tage nach dem Anschlag auf das Hauptquartier der Vereinten Nationen in Bagdad hat UN-Generalsekretär Kofi Annan den USA vorgeworfen, nicht ausreichend für Sicherheit im Irak gesorgt zu haben: Die 'letztendliche Verantwortung' dafür liege bei der US-Übergangsverwaltung.
Attack on UN Headqarters in Bagdad (19.08.2003)
(Quelle: UN-News) The top United Nations envoy in Iraq, Sergio Vieira de Mello, was killed today when terrorists blew up the UN headquarters in Baghdad, killing at least 14 others and injuring dozens more. … Mr. Annan immediately cancelled his holiday in Europe to return to UN Headquarters in New York, where he is expected to arrive tomorrow, and the Security Council held emergency consultations, condemning in the strongest terms the 'terrorist criminal attack' and vowing to further intensify its efforts to help the people of Iraq.
Keine deutsche militärische Beteiligung im Irak (19.08.2003)
(Quelle: SZ) Bundeskanzler Gerhard Schröder und Außenminister Joschka Fischer haben eine militärische Beteiligung Deutschlands am Wiederaufbau im Irak auch für den Fall eines UN-Mandates weitgehend ausgeschlossen. Bei einer entsprechenden Anforderung der Vereinten Nationen sei man auch zu materieller Unterstützung beim Wiederaufbau bereit.
Stoiber für Irak Einsatz (18.08.2003)
(Quelle: SZ) Der CSU-Vorsitzende und bayerische Ministerpräsident Edmund Stoiber sieht Deutschland unter bestimmten Bedingungen beim Wiederaufbau des Irak in der Pflicht. „Wenn die Nato mit UN-Mandat an Befriedung und Aufbau des Irak mitwirkt, wird sich Deutschland mit der Bundeswehr nicht entziehen können“, sagte Stoiber der Welt am Sonntag. Gleichzeitig kritisierte er die Planungen der Bundesregierung für eine Ausweitung des Afghanistan-Einsatzes.
Security Council Establishes New UN Mission (14.08.2003)
(Quelle: UN-News) (T)he United Nations Security Council today formally welcomed the US-appointed Governing Council as a key step towards restoring the country’s sovereignty. ... Today’s resolution also set up for an initial period of 12 months the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI), as requested last month by Mr. Annan in his report on the country, to coordinate the world body’s various humanitarian and other functions there. Mr. Annan called for UNAMI to have a staff of over 300, both international and local.