Iraq's Post-Withdrawal Crisis, Update 10
Feb 24, 2012 - Ramzy Mardini
February 18-24, 2012. Judiciary Sets Hashemi’s Court Date, Mutlaq Case to Be Resolved in Parliament, Parliament Passes 2012 Budget.
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Iraq's Post-Withdrawal Crisis, Update 9
Feb 17, 2012 - Ramzy Mardini
February 10-17, 2012. Investigation Escalates Hashemi Case, Blocs Debate Agenda for National Conference, Maliki’s Charm Offensive in Basra.
Iraq's Recurring Political Crisis
Feb 16, 2012 - Ramzy Mardini
The unilateral moves taken by Maliki’s Shi’a-dominated government against the public faces of Iraq’s Sunni community were unprecedented, sparking a new political crisis that has put the country’s long-term unity and stability at risk. Given the number of red-lines crossed by the government, Iraq has entered a new era of post-Saddam politics.
Policing Iraq
Feb 13, 2012 - AnonymousOn February 29, the United States Institute of Peace and the Institute for the Study of War co-hosted a panel of distinguished experts who discussed the history of the Iraqi police and the U.S. police assistance program in Iraq.
Iraq After the U.S. Withdrawal
Feb 10, 2012 - Tricia MillerISW cordially invites you to an on-the-record panel discussion on the evolving political crisis in Iraq and its implications for Iraqi stability and U.S. national interests. To read a transcript from this event, click here.
Iraq's Post-Withdrawal Crisis, Update 8
Feb 10, 2012 - Ramzy Mardini
February 3-10, 2012. Iraqiyya Ends Boycott of Council of Ministers, National Conference Picks Up Momentum, Judiciary Issues Warrants for Parliamentarians.
Opinion-Does the U.S. Have a Plan for Iraq?
Feb 10, 2012 - The New York Times-Room for Debate Blog - AnonymousSource:
The New York Times-Room for Debate Blog
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2012-02-10 00:00:00
United States policy today is focused on maintaining the status quo in Iraq, offering unqualified support for Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki in the name of stability. But the status quo is inherently unstable.
Analyzing Syria
Feb 7, 2012 - Joseph Holliday
Why are Russia and China backing Syria? Intelligence expert Joseph Holliday answers pressing questions on the situation there.