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Monthly Archives: December 2014

Arab-Politics

A new Arab disorder

21st December 2014 Salah Nasrawi Leave a comment

A new Arab disorder The 2014 marked a farewell to a turbulent decade, but it could be replaced by a more chaotic one, writes Salah Nasrawi They weren’t exactly foreseen by Nostradamus, but one can see clearly how the dramatic events unfolded in the Middle East in 2014 depict the apocalyptic prophecies of the reputed […]

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Milestone year in Iraq

18th December 2014 Salah Nasrawi Leave a comment

Milestone year in Iraq Violence and political deadlock exacerbated the chaos in Iraq this year, writes Salah Nasrawi It has been another hard year for Iraq and it is not over yet. After suffering eleven tough years of political disputes and communal violence, Iraq entered 2014 with a major crisis that later escalated into a […]

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Oil vs Kurdish independence

11th December 2014 Salah Nasrawi Leave a comment

Oil vs Kurdish independence Iraqi Kurds pinned high hopes on oil to fulfill their independence dream. Too bad oil is undermining it, writes Salah Nasrawi Iraqi Kurds have always argued that they have nothing to lose by fighting for independence but the chains of Iraq’s Arabs. For decades, they have been waiting for, and sometimes […]

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Iraq’s army under friendly fire

4th December 2014 Salah Nasrawi Leave a comment

Iraq’s army under friendly fire Criticism against the dysfunctional Iraqi army is well deserved. But there maybe a hidden agenda behind it, writes Salah Nasrawi Writing in the New York Times on 6 September 2007 former American governor of Iraq Paul Bremer described the army he ordered to build following the US invasion in 2003 […]

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