Peace force dogged by difficulties

At least 15 countries are considering sending troops to an eventual United Nations-mandated international “stabilisation force” in southern Lebanon - including Malaysia, Indonesia and Norway.

At least 15 countries are considering sending troops to an eventual United Nations-mandated international “stabilisation force” in southern Lebanon - including Malaysia, Indonesia and Norway.

But scores of others – skittish about a potential Middle East quagmire or already stretched thin elsewhere, such as the US and Britain – have ruled out sending soldiers.

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