Private Justice
Frustrated by the failure of coalition authorities to arrest criminals and former Ba'athists, some Iraqis are taking matters into their own hands.
Chaos in the Iraqi Media
The United States risks losing a major opportunity to forge an open media in the Middle East.
Comment: Universities Failing Students
Overhaul of higher education required if Iraqis are to play a part in the reconstruction of their country.
Shanty Town Despair
Plight of ramshackle Baghdad suburb highlights need for international assistance.
Iraqi Shias Call for Elections
Religious leaders in southern Iraq have rejected US efforts to appoint a governing council to run the country.
Police Seek Part in New Regime
Officers sacked by the Ba'athist regime ask for their jobs back so they can help rebuild security.
Iraqis Call For Self-Rule
Iraqi notables critical of US plans to appoint a ruling council call for an interim administration.
Fake Money Undermines Confidence
Even the introduction of a new currency has failed to end the old problem of counterfeiting.
Baathists' Return Arouses Fears
The Coalition Provisional Authority’s U-turn on former Baath party members is causing anger and anxiety.
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