Drawing the Enemy to Baghdad
Saddam Hussein is seeking to pull American and British forces into guerrilla warfare and street-to-street fighting.
Saddam Hussein is seeking to pull American and British forces into guerrilla warfare and street-to-street fighting.
Iraqis looking for signs of a collapsing regime wonder why the Americans have yet to stop the government television.
Networks' decisions to censor gruesome images of war may violate their legal duties to inform.
The people of Basra oppose the regime but they will not rise up until they are certain Saddam Hussein is falling.
War is drawing ever closer, but for the moment the main concern in Iraqi Kurdistan is clouds.
The war is creating a major realignment within the Islamic world, with even moderate Moslems calling for jihad against the US.
The Iraq and Palestine conflicts are converging, and the Arab street is stirring.
A key reason Iraqis have not risen up against Saddam Hussein is that hundreds of thousands were "disappeared" the last time they did.
Iraqi prisons are full of detainees who don't know what they are accused of, let alone when they will face trial.