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Tag Archives: unreasonable veto
An attack on Iran? What should the UK do?
“What should the UK do when the US challenges or violates international norms? This question lay behind the controversy surrounding the invasion of Iraq and it may be asked if the US attacks Iran.” This is how I started my … Continue reading
Are we going to see an ‘unreasonable veto’?
On the 6th February 2003 Tony Blair said this on BBC’s Newsnight Supposing in circumstances where there was a clear breach of Resolution 1441 and everyone else wished to take action, one put down a veto. In those circumstances it … Continue reading
The American Exception 