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The Role of the Intellectual in Shaping the New Iraq
By Jamal Heidar in London (ICR No. 15, 17-April-03)
22 Feb 05
Under American Eyes: Not Liberation, but End of Beginning of History
By Samir Rebeiz in Beirut (ICR No. 15, 17-April-03)
22 Feb 05
America's New Iraqi Order: Promising Democracy While Protecting Abusers
By Julie Flint in Beirut (ICR No. 15, 17-April-03)
22 Feb 05
Baghdadis Aid Fallujah Refugees
Capital's residents provide shelter for people fleeing Fallujah fighting.
22 Feb 05
Freeing Iraq from Debt
Iraqis may have been liberated from Saddam Hussein, but they are not yet free of the punishing debt he left behind.
22 Feb 05
Shias Extend Control
Religious groups are exploiting the power vacuum, raising the risk that Shia radicals could set the agenda in southern Iraq.
22 Feb 05
Road to Damascus Still Risky
The dangers which the siege of Fallujah created for road travel have been reduced, but travellers from Baghdad to the western border are still prey to bandits and corrupt customs men.
22 Feb 05
Iraqi Kurds Hint at Independence
Sensing no change in their status under the new government, Kurdish leaders suggest their entity may break away.
22 Feb 05
Comment: A Child of War
A boy who dreamed of life as a Kurdish warrior is now a man, and seeks an end to Iraq’s incessant wars.
22 Feb 05
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