Poll: Bush Allies Face Doubts on Terrorism
675670
President Bush isn't the only world leader facing doubts about his handling of the war on terror. People in Australia, Italy and Britain also harbor reservations about how well their nation's leaders are holding terrorists at bay.
467093
She&#39;s not one of the married women with kids whose top concern is terrorism, a group some analysts peg as a distinct voting block shifting to President George W. Bush that&#39;s pivotal in the US election.
441516
In survey, 59% say Bush has no clear policy to deal with terrorism, but his job-approval ratings improve
534509
White House loyalists struggled on Wednesday to save President Bush's wartime legislative plans from collapsing under Republican squabbles. In cliffhanger votes, a House committee rejected, then endorsed Bush's proposal to continue tough interrogations of suspected terrorists.
214934
Six years after the worst terror attacks on U.S. soil, three in 10 Americans believe the United States and its allies are winning the global war on terror -- one of the main justifications cited by the Bush administration for the war in Iraq.
641388
President BushÂs second-term clout is already being tested by Republican doubts about the president's domestic agenda and rising unease about Iraq.
239393
More than two-thirds of the people living in Australia, Britain and Italy &#151; three countries allied with the United States in the Iraq war &#151; believe the war has increased the threat of terrorism.
96545
More than half of Britons think the "war on terror" is being lost in the UK and abroad, a survey for the BBC suggests.
674355
President Bush and Sen. John Kerry are offering U.S. voters and the world two starkly different views on Iraq. The incumbent tells skeptical foreign leaders the war is part of a global fight on terror and "there is no safety in looking away." The challenger wants allies to help find a way out.
686082
WASHINGTON -- A new survey indicates that a majority of the American public is at odds with many of President's Bush's foreign policy priorities, with overwhelming majorities favoring treaties that the Bush administration opted out of and more than half saying that the United States has the right to go to war without United Nations approval only if there is ...
490668
US President George W. Bush and his Democratic rival John Kerry have argued over who should lead the nation in the war on terror. Their oral duel in the final stretch of US
171145
Senior Arab officials attending a U.S.-sponsored conference in the Middle East rejected the Bush administration's assertion that greater democracy would help end terrorism, arguing that the administration's strong support of Israel made it difficult to undertake political reforms or halt extremists driven by hatred of U.S. policies.
349856
While a majority of Republican voters continue to support President Bush and the Iraq war, there are concerns that the war is undermining the partyâs political position.
657215
President Bush and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice expressed concern Thursday that the commitment of NATO allies in Afghanistan may be flagging and warned against allowing the country to again become a cauldron for extremism.
741275
The Bush administration is facing growing criticism that it has failed to move aggressively enough in the war of ideas against al Qaeda and other Islamic extremist groups over the three years since the 9/11 attacks.
691535
WASHINGTON -- Fueled by the Iraq war and the perception that the United States acts without consulting others, anti-Americanism is on the rise across the Muslim world and much of Europe, while global confidence in President Bush has plummeted, a global poll released yesterday shows.
4350
As the fifth anniversary of the Sept. 11 terror attacks nears, President Bush is finding it increasingly hard to make good on foreign-policy promises or threats. The biggest source of his frustration is the "axis of evil" &#151; Iran, North Korea and Iraq &#151; that he warned four years ago imperiled world peace.