A decade after the US-led invasion of Iraq, many wonder whether a conflict that took more than 150,000 Iraqi and 4,400 American lives, wounded or displaced hundreds of thousands more, and cost over $2 trillion was worth the effort. Can the US repair its damaged reputation in the region, and will Iraqis be able to curb internal violence and establish a stable political order?
Ten Years in Iraq
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Iraqi Hope Dies Last
Iraqi Hope Dies Last
Mar 21, 2013 Ayad Allawi
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Asia and a Post-American Middle East
Asia and a Post-American Middle East
Mar 18, 2013 Yuriko Koike
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The Disenchantment of Iraq
The Disenchantment of Iraq
Mar 18, 2013 Feisal Amin Rasoul al-Istrabadi
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The Middle East’s Lost Decade
The Middle East’s Lost Decade
Mar 18, 2013 Joschka Fischer
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From War of Choice to War Without End
From War of Choice to War Without End
Mar 18, 2013 Christopher R. Hill
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The Iraq War Ten Years Later
The Iraq War Ten Years Later
Mar 11, 2013 Joseph S. Nye, Jr.
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