Iraq: Still Too Many Unknown Unknowns
If last week's fighting in Baghdad is a precursor of a more violent stand-off to come, then the US may find its smooth exit from the country rudely interrupted.
If last week's fighting in Baghdad is a precursor of a more violent stand-off to come, then the US may find its smooth exit from the country rudely interrupted.
Christopher Herbert and Victoria Kataoka Rebuffet | Posted 04.13.2009 | World
The Week's Top Stories in Foreign Affairs: Pakistan: Yet Another Path to Failure Facts: Pakistan's government arrests hundreds of "dissidents" includi...
Time | BOBBY GHOSH / BAGHDAD | Posted 01.02.2009 | World
Bombings and casualties are way down; arrests of militants and the number and confidence of the Iraqi security forces are way up. Most of the addition...
John Bruhns | Posted 07.24.2008 | Politics
The fragile success of the surge can be easily reversed. Now the issue is sustaining the current conditions long enough for us to start bringing our troops home.
AP | KIM GAMEL | Posted 03.28.2008 | Politics
BAGHDAD — An anti-al-Qaida Sunni group announced Saturday it was temporarily withdrawing from its alliance with the American military in protest...
NY Times | SOLOMON MOORE and RICHARD A. OPPEL | Posted 03.28.2008 | Politics
American-backed Sunni militias who have fought Sunni extremists to a standstill in some of Iraq's bloodiest battlegrounds are being hit with a wave of...
Washington Post | Karen DeYoung | Posted 03.28.2008 | Politics
Iraqis of all sectarian and ethnic groups believe that the U.S. military invasion is the primary root of the violent differences among them, and see t...
James Denselow | Posted 05.08.2009 | World