It is unlikely that former US President George W. Bush or any member of his administration will ever stand trial for initiating a war of aggression in Iraq
detailsHaving won the war, will the United States end up yet again squandering the peace?
detailsAs their so-called caliphate crumbles, the jihadists are saving up to fight another day
detailsThe country is not getting all the money it is asking for, which is probably just as well.
detailsWorld leaders can show that we are willing to invest in children that we are willing to invest in rebuilding a stable Iraq
detailsReconstruction of Iraq after war with Islamic State may cost $100bn
detailsUS opposed Kurdistan referendum on independence but Kurdish leadership announced that the alternative did not provide guarantees
detailsIn December, Haider alAbadi declared victory over ISIS. But with Iranian militias still to contend with and tensions with the Kurds high, challenges to peace remain.
detailsDeal allows Iraq to resume sales of Kirkuk crude, which has been halted since Iraqi forces took back control of fields from Kurds in October
detailsAt the core of the rivalry stand maximalist positions taken by both sides that are hardly reconcilable with each other
detailsThe Kurds are one of Washington’s closest and most reliable allies in the Middle East
detailsElite Iraqi forces reportedly fly flags in center of disputed city, as Kurdish commanders accuse fleeing peshmerga of treason
detailsBashiqa has become the focus of a tug of war between the Iraqi government and the Kurdish region
detailsDriven from their villages to Mosul, then into refugee camps, hundreds lose hope of return
detailsThe costs will be large and exacting
detailsThe Turkish government believes that their self-determination represents an existential threat
detailsIraqi Minister for Foreign Affairs AlJafari speaks during the 72nd session of the United Nations General Assembly
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