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 | Posted 05.25.2011
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 05.25.2011
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 05.25.2011
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 05.25.2011
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 05.25.2011
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 05.25.2011
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 05.25.2011