International news

            Deborah Haynes’s article entitled “Iraqi MPs demand changes to US Troop Withdrawal Agreement” discussed the probable changes of US-Iraq Agreement regarding the withdrawal of US Troop. Iraq government especially the people of the country want to change the agreement. Instead of allowing the US Troops to stay in the country until the end of the year, they must leave the country as soon as possible.

            According to the different MPs of Iraq, there will be probably significant problem if the US Troops will stay longer in the country. The Iraq government and its people think that the US Troop is planning for some attack against the country if they will stay longer. This is the basic issue of the whole nation of Iraq. That is why they want to withdraw the US Troop and bring it back to the United States.

            This news affects the international community especially the United States because “if and only if” they have certain plans against Iraq, they will have a problem because of the changes in the agreement. Through this, it can be said that United States is the main affected when it comes to this issue because this case is between the United States and Iraq alone.

            According to an article from the United States, they are pressuring the Iraq to decide on the Agreement which the Iraq wants to change. It is a certain deprivation of the United States thinking that they have higher level when it comes to this issue rather than the Iraq.  Because of this, it can be said that there is a different between the news catered by the United States. Therefore, Iraq and the United States have different perspective towards the issue that they both need to understand and make a decision.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Haynes, Deborah. “Iraqi MPs Demand Changes to US Troop Withdrawal Agreement.” Times Online. 23 October 2008. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/iraq/article4987152.ece 2008

Burns, Robert. Associated Press. “Washington Warns Iraq to Accept Security Pact.” The Washington Times. 23 October 2008 http://www.washingtontimes.com/themes/places/iraq/ 2008