America and the Middle East: Resurrecting empire

Article Abstract:

By invading, occupying, and imposing a new regime on Iraq, the United States may have followed the footsteps of former western colonial powers. Even though most Iraqis were happy to see Saddam Hussein go, they would not welcome a long-term military presence or heavy handed dictates of United States.

United States, United States foreign relations

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Is there time?

Article Abstract:

Two soldiers standing on the Iraqi side of the Habur Gate border showing the Iraqi eagle and flag were considered to look like Saddam HusseinEs soldiers. But it was concluded that they were peshmerga fighters of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, the group that controls the crossing point.

Kurdistan Democratic Party

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