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Iraq
A Once-in-Half-a-Century Setback? US Withdraws from Iraq after meddling
The United States is bringing its long-standing presence in Iraq to an end—a country whose fate it had shaped since 1980.
Simon Chege Ndiritu
The U.S. Withdrawal from Iraq: How Washington Is Leaving Behind a Broken State and an Unstable Region
The withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq concludes a 23-year military campaign, leaving behind a devastated state, increased Iranian influence, and the threat of an ISIS* resurgence—outcomes for which Washington bears full responsibility.
Muhammad Hamid ad-Din
America Is Leaving Iraq, Not the Middle East
America’s last troops have left Iraq, but anyone looking for a US withdrawal from the Middle East is looking in the wrong place.
Salman Rafi Sheikh
Energy Sovereignty Under Sanctions: How US Policy Restricts Iraq’s Choices
Dr Kamran Yeganegi
The Middle East Breathes a Sigh of Relief
Pranay Kumar Shome
Turkey Turns Geography into Leverage: The Pipeline That Bypasses Hormuz
Adrian Korczyński
The Recklessness of Empires: Why the U.S.-Saudi Strikes on Iraq Are a Strategic Catastrophe
Mohammed ibn Faisal al-Rashid
"The Pipeline Will Solve Everything": Turkey Loses Revenue but Refuses to Give Up Ground in Iraq
Viktor Mikhin
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