Fallujah’s Forever War
The battle for the Islamic State stronghold still rages, and civilians are bearing the brunt of the horrors of war.
The battle for the Islamic State stronghold still rages, and civilians are bearing the brunt of the horrors of war.
The Shiite cleric's supporters stormed the Green Zone and are calling for the demise of the corrupt status quo. But can they accomplish their goals without plunging Iraq into chaos?
The threat of the Islamic State, combined with meager U.S. and Iraqi government support, is driving Sunni tribes into the arms of Iranian-backed Shiite militias.
With the Islamic State on their doorstep, Kurdish leaders have scaled back their once grandiose ambitions to focus on ensuring the survival of their enclave.
The man who helped convince the United States to invade Iraq has spent the last decade in the political wilderness. But now, with his country in chaos, he could be its next leader.
Do tribal warriors in Fallujah and Ramadi have what it takes to rout al Qaeda?
How Syria's civil war crept into the heart of Baghdad -- then went boom.
Ten years after the Iraq war, almost everything in this country -- from security to its place in the region -- is still in play.
Jane Arraf has covered Iraq since 1991 and was CNN's bureau chief and correspondent in Baghdad from 1998 to 2005. As a freelance journalist, she reports from Baghdad for Al Jazeera English and the Christian Science Monitor.











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