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Iraq

US Policies in Iraq — Another Fiasco

After US policies in Afghanistan failed, Washington has been facing similar difficulties in Iraq, a country that has been ravaged by conflicts, which began with the US-led intervention. The New Eastern Outlook has, on more than occasion, pointed out that dissatisfaction felt among the Iraqi populace about the presence, since 2003, of coalition, particularly US forces...

Vladimir Platov

Troop Withdrawal from Iraq isn’t an ‘American Retreat’

The US president is reportedly in talks with Iraq’s Prime Minister to bring the current level of US troops in Iraq down to the level of 2015. This change will see troop number coming down from the current 5200 to about 3500, indicating a US ‘drawdown’ from Iraq following the Iraqi parliament’s resolution to force all US troops out of the country. While, on...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Iraq’s ‘Pro-US’ Kadhimi Can’t Bring an anti-Iran Shift

Ever since the US invasion, Iraq’s political system has been anything but stable. For a country like Iran, which eyes the US-occupied Iraq as a US proxy ground, the imperative of preventing the use of Iraqi territory against itself holds premier significance. Therefore, Iranian imperative and the nature of its interests demand a kind of presence in Iraq...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

The Battle for Iraq is Intensifying

Vladimir Platov

Turkey Begins its “Hunt” in Iraq

Vladimir Platov

Iraq: New Realities but Old Problems

Viktor Mikhin

Forgotten History of the Persian Corridor

Yuriy Zinin

“Iraqi Pandemic” for USA

Viktor Mikhin

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