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After the troops have gone: What now for Iraq?
After seven years, billions of dollars, as many as 100,000 civilian deaths and more than 4,000 US troops killed - President Barack Obama is finally pulling US troops out of Iraq....
Regions: Iraq
Issues: Armed conflict
Insight with Zainab Salbi
When Zainab Salbi’s father was chosen to be Saddam Hussein’s personal pilot the 11 year-old’s life was changed forever. ...
Regions: Iraq
Issues: Women's rights
Iraq - the reckoning
The proposed inquiry into the war in Iraq, expected to begin once the withdrawal of troops is completed in July, has already created controversy. ...
Regions: Iraq
Issues: Armed conflict
Thousands still missing after Iraq-Iran war - 30 Aug 09
More than 20 years have passed since the declaration of a ceasefire which ended the war between Iran and Iraq....
Regions: Iran, Iraq
Issues: Armed conflict
Deaths after Iranian camp in Iraq raided - 29 Jul 09
Iraqi troops have raided a camp of an exiled Iranian opposition group in Diyala province, killing at least four people and wounding more than 400 others. ...
Regions: Iran, Iraq
Issues: Police brutality, Refugees, Violence
Highlights: Insight with Hala Jaber: The Human Face of War
Hala Jaber has won plaudits for her courageous reporting from around the world, particularly in Iraq, where she was one of the last correspondents to leave Falluja when it came under heavy bombardment...
Regions: Iraq
Issues: Armed conflict
Patrick Cockburn: the real Muqtada AlSadr
Award winning war correspondent Patrick Cockburn examines the role of Muqtada al-Sadr – the man who leads a movement in Iraq that opposed both Saddam Hussein and the US occupation.
Regions: Iraq
Issues: Armed conflict
Martin Woolacott: Iraq compared with the Suez crisis
Martin Wollacott, foreign affairs correspondent of the Guardian, talks to Charles Glass about the striking similarities between the war in Iraq and the Suez crisis which brought down a government.
Regions: Iraq
Issues: Armed conflict
Martin Bell: On Politics Spin Wars and Journalism
Martin Bell, maverick politician and one of the most distinguished foreign affairs reporters of his generation, talks about New Labour, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and spin.