The U.S. Administration’s Policy in Iraq
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Middle East Program

Iraq has slipped in the priority of the U.S. administration given the tumultuous events in the region, but this is not justifiable in the long run. Iraq's security is deteriorating as violence intensifies, and thousands of civilians have been killed or injured since the beginning of this year. Nouri al-Maliki is driving the country into a new style of authoritarianism.
Author

Joseph Sassoon
Former Fellow;
Professor, Georgetown University
Professor, Georgetown University
Middle East Program
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