Interview: Beyond Regime Change
Opposition leaders in Northern Iraq believe the US has moved closer towards supporting fundamental political regime changes, including de-Ba'athification.
Opposition leaders in Northern Iraq believe the US has moved closer towards supporting fundamental political regime changes, including de-Ba'athification.
Few in the Middle East believe Washington seeks to intervene in Iraq for anything but self-interested reasons.
Although previously betrayed by the West, ordinary Iraqis still look for the removal of Saddam Hussein.
The Iraqi government highlights international support for peace, while declaring itself well prepared for war.
IWPR’s project seeks to strengthen Iraqi debate over the risks and prospects of potential conflict.
Farmers lack the money to buy the pesticides and equipment needed for healthy crops.
Families of people killed under the former regime are being given priority for employment and other benefits.
Saddam Hussein’s trial should accord him the rights he denied others, but Iraqis must see justice done.
Residents of Najaf worry that a radical religious faction is seeking control of their city and its great shrines.