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Iraq

The Conflict in Iraq Takes a New Shape

On May 23, the Iraqi government army and militias supported by the Iraqi Air Force and the aviation of the US-led coalition began an operation to liberate the city of Fallujah (50 km to the West of Baghdad in the Anbar Province...

Viktor Titov

Hope fading for the reconstruction of the Iraqi state

The new Iraqi state established in 2003-05 with the help of the US administration has now split into three enclaves (Shia Arabs, Sunni Arabs and Kurds, and failed to resist the invasion of radical Islamist groups in the western and north-western...

Stanislav Ivanov

The Kurds, the Turkmen and the Great Middle Eastern unravelling

As Iraq struggles against Daesh, ethno-sectarian tensions in northern Iraq threatens to throw off the country’s tentative national alliance against radicalism. Eaten away by religious bias, and deep-seated ethnic rancour Iraq stands now to lose...

Catherine Shakdam

Will Obama Murder One Million Iraqis Simply to Steal their Oil?

F. William Engdahl

Is ISIS a Scam?

Gordon Duff

Erbil: Western Propaganda and Two Parallel Realities

Andre Vltchek

As the Independence Referendum of Iraqi Kurdistan Approaches

Stanislav Ivanov

Disintegration of Iraq Will Take Days Now

Petr Lvov

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