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Prosecutors will try for a third time to convict Blackwater guard Nicholas Slatten for his role in the 2007 Nisour Square massacre.
Failed efforts suggest a federalist system based in Baghdad might create new problems.
The group has gone underground. It’s time to think about where it might show up next.
Collective punishment of fighters, their families and civilians coerced into cooperating with the group is generating new grievances that could fuel a future insurgency.
Five ways Iraq's first election since the Kurdish independence referendum last fall will affect the country's politics.
Now that the Islamic State has been pushed from Iraq, the Iraqi government must address another domestic threat: corruption.
The recent conflict over Iraq’s disputed territories has deep constitutional roots. Ignoring them is not an option.
Iraqi Kurdistan's independence push could disrupt the fight against the Islamic State and undermine its long-term viability as a state.
Sadr was a leader of Iraq's Shia insurgency but has rebranded himself as a government reformer trying to balance Saudi and Iranian influence in Baghdad.
How can Iraq prevent another relapse into terrorist and sectarian violence? This is what the research says.