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Iraq

US Actions in Iraq May Reshape the Region to its Disadvantage

Ever since Qasim Soleimani’s killing in a US drone strike in Iraq, a momentum for driving the US of the region seems to be building up. Iran, of course, is taking the lead, but the fact that other regional countries might also tap into this drive is what making it a potentially powerful geo-political whirlpool that might consume, partially even if not fully, the US military presence...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Expecting the United States to Voluntarily Leave Iraq is Wishful Thinking

In 1990 Iraq, then under the leadership of its President Saddam Hussein was in dispute with its neighbour Kuwait. The Iraqis accused Kuwait of drilling for oil in such a way as to deplete Iraq’s oil reserves. The Iraqis were incensed by what they perceived as theft of their resources and resolved to take action. Saddam Hussein however...

James ONeill

America Plays Warlord in Iraq - the New Frontline against Iran

Keeping to a long standing tradition of hawkishness US President Donald Trump, whose campaign ran on the promises of peace and conflict resolution, ordered the deployment of an additional 4000 troops to Kuwait in view of escalating tensions with Iran in neighbouring Iraq. Just when we thought the region could not possibly become more volatile, the United States choose to light...

Catherine Shakdam

New Facts Change Everything, the Sickening Truth About Why Iran “Schooled” America

Gordon Duff

Geopolitical Ramifications of the "Cloak and Dagger" Operation in Iraq

Vladimir Terehov

Has Trump set a Precedent for Killing US Personnel?

Jim Dean

British "Liberators" are in Fact War Criminals

Valery Kulikov

The Day America Turned Bone Mean

Phil Butler

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