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Iraq - Page 2

June 19, 2026
Business/Geopolitics

Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Accused of Creating Secret Iraqi Cells for Gulf Attacks

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has established covert armed cells in Iraq to carry out drone attacks against Gulf countries hosting US forces, according to eight Iraqi sources cited by Reuters.

Defence/Geopolitics

The War That Changed Iraq’s Militias

On June 2, 2026, two U.S.-designated foreign terrorist organizations in Iraq, Asaib Ahl al-Haq and Kataib Al-Imam Ali, announced their intention to begin handing over their heavy weapons to the Iraqi state. The move came after a conflict that exposed

July 1, 2026

Did America’s Misreading of Saddam Hussein Lead to the Iraq War?

History

FATEFUL MISREADING OF SADDAM Gideon Rose, a Senior Fellow and deputy director of National Security Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations from 1995

Vulnerabilities in U.S. Air Defenses in Iraq and Syria

Defence

Forbes has produced an excellent report on keeping US troops in Iraq and Syria.  The bottom line, despite appearances to the contrary, the US isn’t leaving

Rise of the E-Militias in Iraq

November 26, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

Editor’s Note: This column is based on excerpts from a paper originally published in the latest issue of the CTC Sentinel. The paper examines the rapid expansion of Iraq’s digital economy and

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US to Complete Iraq Withdrawal by September 2025

September 28, 2024
Diplomacy

Washington will conclude its American-led international mission in Iraq over the next twelve months, according to a joint statement released by Iraq and the US on Friday. The decision comes as tensions

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U.S. Invasion Leaves Iraq Economically Stagnant, Politically Fractured

July 30, 2024
Diplomacy/United States

On March 20, 2003, as air raid sirens blared over Baghdad, darkness once again engulfed the country. “We have no ambition in Iraq, except to remove a threat and restore control of

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Black gold fuels West’s golden age, yet becomes Iraq’s nightmare

July 30, 2024
Business/News

Hussein Ali Saeed, an 81-year-old resident, has spent his entire life in Kirkuk, a city in northern Iraq renowned for its abundant oil reserves. As this retired Iraqi oil worker sees it,

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Did America’s Misreading of Saddam Hussein Lead to the Iraq War?

May 19, 2024
History

FATEFUL MISREADING OF SADDAM Gideon Rose, a Senior Fellow and deputy director of National Security Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations from 1995 to 2000, was appointed managing editor of Foreign

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21 years after U.S.-led invasion, Iraq strives to retrieve looted antiquities

May 18, 2024
History

As the world celebrates International Museum Day on Saturday, Iraq remains haunted by the poignant scars of looted antiquities in the wake of the U.S.-led invasion. Boasting an ancient civilization of thousands

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Vulnerabilities in U.S. Air Defenses in Iraq and Syria

January 27, 2024
Defence

Forbes has produced an excellent report on keeping US troops in Iraq and Syria.  The bottom line, despite appearances to the contrary, the US isn’t leaving either place anytime soon.  If true, what about

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Assassination of Martyr General Soleimani; State Terrorism in the Territory of a Third Country

January 3, 2024
Defence/Diplomacy

In the early morning of Friday, January 3, 2020, General Qasem Soleimani, the commander of the Quds Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, was on a special mission in Iraq, representing

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Escalating conflict between Iraqi armed groups, U.S. forces worsens shaky Mideast stability

December 22, 2023
United States

Tensions between Iraq and the United States are escalating after Washington gave the green light for its forces to respond to attacks launched by Iranian-backed Iraqi militias on U.S. military bases in

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20 Years After Catastrophe in Iraq, the War Apologists Still Dominate U.S. Foreign Policy

April 1, 2023
Columns/Diplomacy

In Warsaw last February, President Joe Biden condemned the lawless Russian invasion of Ukraine: “The idea that over 100,000 forces would invade another country—since World War II, nothing like that has happened.” One month

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