All Articles on Iraq
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Views Rethinking National Security: Some Unsolicited Advice for an Undeclared Presidential Candidate A letter to Sen. Elizabeth Warren Read more |
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Views Few Democrats Offer Alternatives to War-Weary Voters The party's failure to challenge US foreign policy is both a moral and strategic failure Read more |
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News Nobel Peace Prize Goes to Two 'Courageous' Campaigners Against Sexual Violence as Weapon of War "Both laureates have made a crucial contribution to focusing attention on, and combating, such war crimes." Read more |
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Views After 9/11: The Staggering Economic and Human Cost of the War on Terror The war on terror appears more like an endless war Read more |
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News Seventeen Years After 9/11, Pentagon Report Ignores Trillions of Dollars Spent on Endless War Despite independent analyses that have put post-9/11 war spending at more than $5 trillion, the Pentagon's latest lowball estimate is making headlines Read more |
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Views The Iraq War Should Be a Much Bigger Part of McCain’s Legacy Than His ‘Civility’ The “straight talk” people praise McCain for is actually what most of them can’t stand about politicians: They say noble words but cast ignoble votes. Read more |
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Views What Fifteen Years of U.S. Occupation Has Produced? Angry Iraqis As militant protests roil the city of Basra in Iraq, two summer films give a fuller sense of what U.S. occupation there has wrought Read more |
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News Sen. John McCain, Republican War Hawk, Dead at 81 "US media worships, above all, US militarism. It's our civic religion." Read more |
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Views If You Put an Old W. Bush Crony in Charge of Iran Policy, Doesn’t It Signal a War-Like Intention? Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has appointed Brian H. Hook , the State Department director of policy planning, to head a coordinated “Iran Action Group.” Hook served in several important posts in the George W. Bush administration, indicating his support for lying the country into war with Iraq and... Read more |
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Views Is Climate the Worst Casualty of War? The money misspent on the Iraq War—a war for oil, let’s not forget— could have purchased the planetary conversion to renewable energy. Just sit with that a moment. Read more |