Author: Ali Al-Mawlawi Iraq’s economic and humanitarian recovery cannot succeed so long as its political conundrums remain inadequately addressed by the international community. Later this month, world leaders will gather in New York to discuss the progress made towards achieving … Continue reading
By HAMZA HENDAWI (AP) – 3 days ago BAGHDAD — Al-Qaida in Iraq has begun offering cash to lure back former Sunni allies angry over the government’s failure to give them jobs and pay their salaries on time, according to … Continue reading
Mohammed Hussainy, 3 August 2010 The current political impasse in Iraq is damaging to all parties involved. A National Salvation Government sponsored by the UN may be the only feasible way forward, says Mohammed Hussainy. The “Non-Dialogue” dialogue is … Continue reading
It is easy to underestimate how much fear can obstruct a society’s recovery from horrific violence or repression, or both; and fear now dominates Iraq as its leaders try to make a new start after decades of a ruthless tyranny, … Continue reading
The Political Battle in Iraq Iraq, Middle East, Governance, National Security Kenneth M. Pollack, Director, Saban Center for Middle East Policy The Brookings Institution June 30, 2010 — In late June 2010, I traveled to Iraq for a bit less … Continue reading
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