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2003 Iraq war
Iran Didn’t Create ISIS; We Did
By Ben Reynolds
Instead of shifting blame for ISIS's rise, the West and its allies should look in the mirror.
Iraq Crisis Tests China's Foreign Policy
By Shannon Tiezzi
Despite major interests in Iraq, China is unwilling to get involved in the current conflict.
History’s Judgment: The Iraq Surge Failed
By Zachary Keck
Iraq's unraveling confirms that, based on its own definition of success, the 2007 surge failed.
Why the Iraq War Was Right
Former Australian FM Alexander Downer on why the decision to overthrow Saddam Hussein was the right call.
A Historical Puzzle: The 2003 Iraq War
The 10th anniversary of the launch of the Iraq War has sparked debate over how the war will be interpreted.
Muddling Through is Not Enough: Why U.S. Needs a New Iraq Policy
A decade after the invasion, America’s “one-Iraq” policy is pulling the country apart. Supporting the Kurds is the key to saving it.
Iraq War’s 10th Anniversary: A Deeper Understanding
The lead up to the 2003 conflict has an important place in history as well.
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