- The New York Times reprints George Bush's remarks to the conference here...
- ...and The Times provides the text of the Annapolis agreement here.
- The New York Times editorial strikes a cautiously optimistic tone: "We are encouraged that President Bush [...] has finally accepted the challenge of peacemaker."
- But Michael Oren, also writing in the New York Times, judges that "the chances for any progress emerging from Annapolis seem at best remote."
- And Fred Kaplan, writing for Slate, ponders a missed opportunity for Condoleezza Rice and George Bush here.
- Finally, CBS asks, "Now What?"
Sunday 2 December 2007
News: Annapolis Conference Assessed
This week saw the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis play host to a potentially historic Middle East peace conference, featuring the participation of over 40 countries. Now that is over, the assessments are beginning.
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Annapolis Conference was Condi Rice's idea for Bush. No idea what Condi are doing recently. If we consider the world as a chessboard, I would take Condi as the most powerful queen on it.
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