Iraq Violence
Dec 2 2008, Nassim

After the U.S.-Iraqi pact was adopted by the Iraqi parliament’s ratification through a wide majority, I suggested in a previous article about the strategic implications of this pact that at the Middle East regional level, this pact constitutes a...

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