Charles Recknagel

Charles Recknagel is standards editor for RFE/RL.

RecknagelC@rferl.org

Also by Charles Recknagel

December 17, 2002
Iraq: U.S. Signals Dissatisfaction With Arms Declaration
December 12, 2002
North Korea: Missile Smuggling Case Leaves Many Questions Unanswered
December 12, 2002
2002 In Review: U.S. Edges Close To War In Iraq But Gives UN One Last Chance
December 11, 2002
Iraq: U.S. Requests Use Of Hungarian Base To Train Opposition
December 05, 2002
Turkey: Partial Commitment On Iraq War Satisfies U.S. Planners
December 03, 2002
Iraq: UN Inspectors, Officials Spar Over Missing Equipment
November 15, 2002
China: Communists Broaden Party to Boost Economy, Keep Political Control
November 14, 2002
Iran: Students Vow To Continue Protests Despite Warnings
November 13, 2002
Iraq: Hussein Keeps World Guessing On Arms Inspections
November 12, 2002
Iran: Student Protests Grow Over Death Sentence For Reformist Professor
November 11, 2002
Iran: Leading Reformist Out Of Jail, But Room For Maneuver Limited
November 06, 2002
Iraq: U.S. Has Enough Gulf Support To Attack, Despite Saudi Mixed Signals
November 05, 2002
Iraq: Opposition Groups Want A Federal State But Have Yet To Agree On Form
October 24, 2002
Iran: Khatami's Bid For More Authority Opens Bitter Power Struggle
October 22, 2002
Iraq: Exiles View Saddam's Amnesty Offer With Skepticism
October 18, 2002
Iraq: 'Arabization' Of Kurdish Areas Poses Challenge For Any Post-Saddam Order
October 15, 2002
Iraq: Referendum On Saddam Aims For 100 Percent Endorsement
October 14, 2002
Indonesia: Suspicion Focuses On Al-Qaeda Over Bali Bombings Despite Lack Of Evidence
October 11, 2002
Iraq: Britain Pushes Russia, Iran To Accept More Forceful Stance
October 11, 2002
Iraq: Britain Pushes Russia, Iran To Accept More Forceful Stance

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Charles Recknagel

Also by Charles Recknagel

Iraq: U.S. Signals Dissatisfaction With Arms Declaration

North Korea: Missile Smuggling Case Leaves Many Questions Unanswered

2002 In Review: U.S. Edges Close To War In Iraq But Gives UN One Last Chance

Iraq: U.S. Requests Use Of Hungarian Base To Train Opposition

Turkey: Partial Commitment On Iraq War Satisfies U.S. Planners

Iraq: UN Inspectors, Officials Spar Over Missing Equipment

China: Communists Broaden Party to Boost Economy, Keep Political Control

Iran: Students Vow To Continue Protests Despite Warnings

Iraq: Hussein Keeps World Guessing On Arms Inspections

Iran: Student Protests Grow Over Death Sentence For Reformist Professor

Iran: Leading Reformist Out Of Jail, But Room For Maneuver Limited

Iraq: U.S. Has Enough Gulf Support To Attack, Despite Saudi Mixed Signals

Iraq: Opposition Groups Want A Federal State But Have Yet To Agree On Form

Iran: Khatami's Bid For More Authority Opens Bitter Power Struggle

Iraq: Exiles View Saddam's Amnesty Offer With Skepticism

Iraq: 'Arabization' Of Kurdish Areas Poses Challenge For Any Post-Saddam Order

Iraq: Referendum On Saddam Aims For 100 Percent Endorsement

Indonesia: Suspicion Focuses On Al-Qaeda Over Bali Bombings Despite Lack Of Evidence

Iraq: Britain Pushes Russia, Iran To Accept More Forceful Stance

Iraq: Britain Pushes Russia, Iran To Accept More Forceful Stance