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I take that unexceptionable little sentence from a recent letter to the New York Review of Books, co-signed by Vanessa Redgrave, Julian Schnabel and Martin Sherman. Arguing against the banning of Israeli films from film festivals, the writers remind the...
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He told a five-person panel the UK needed to "buy" influence with the US adminstration and wanted a "meaty" role as long as the "legal things are in place"...Dominic Asquith, the Foreign Office's director for Iraq and later ambassador there, also gave...
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America's second major military "surge" shares the same goal as the first nearly three years ago: to stem runaway violence in Afghanistan as troops did eventually in Iraq...The U.S. reinforcements that poured into the Baghdad region in early 2007 had...
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He compared al-Qaida in Iraq to wolves, urging that the terrorist group be crushed since he believed its members would never reject violence...Ahmed Subhi al-Fahal's death in a suicide bombing in Tikrit could embolden al-Qaida loyalists to try to make...
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Iraq Officially, Iraq is a colorblind society that in the tradition of Prophet Muhammad treats black people with equality and respect. But on the packed dirt streets of Zubayr, Iraq’s scaled-down version of Harlem, African-Iraqis talk of discrimination...
Tags: Iraqi African, cars wash, Hussein Abdul Razak, Basra, Mohammed Waleed, Iraq, Levant, Fertile Crescent, Western Asia, Saddam Hussein
Chilcot failing to show any teeth It's too soon to call it a whitewash or a cover-up, but as the Iraq inquiry goes on the benefit of my doubt recedes With Lord Mandelson attacking Sir Christopher Meyer for being "absurd" the last piece of the government's...
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Saudi Arabia's offensive against Yemeni rebels is driven by its fear of what it views as a far greater threat -- al-Qaida. Riyadh believes that if Yemen collapses into chaos, the jihadists regrouping there will step up their war against the Saudi monarchy.
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Bush administration carefully assembled a coalition of states under the UN flag and defeated the Iraqi army and restored Kuwait’s ruling family, the House of Sabah. The Bush senior administration saw particular value in ensuring that the international...
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Two senior Foreign Office officials told the inquiry the UK’s post-conflict efforts in Basra lacked money and manpower, in the first testimony to touch on the adequacy of resources devoted to the war. Sir Peter Ricketts, then political director, stressed...
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Monday, Nov. 30, 2009 As Obama adds troops to Afghanistan, Iraq challenges aren't over Warren P. Iraq _While President Barack Obama prepares to announce that he's sending tens of thousands more U.S. troops to Afghanistan, his problems in Iraq are far...
Tags: Iraqi Kurdistan, Kirkukis, U.S, Shiite Muslim, Barack Obama, Afghanistan, Najat Hussein Hassan, Turkomen, Turkey, Iraq, Kirkūk, Kirkuk, Fertile Crescent, Minorities in Iraq, Politics, Saddam Hussein, Kurdish people, War Conflict, Shi'a¬タモSunni relations