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International Law, the United Nations, and the War in Iraq
A Worldpress.org special report that examines the underpinnings of the debate surrounding international law and the war against Iraq.
Arab Press Reaction to U.S. Plans to Attack Iraq
Extended excerpts from Arab newspapers in Cairo, Damascus, Baghdad, Amman, Jerusalem, Algiers, and London.
Iraqi Graffiti
In a wide-ranging essay, World Press Review correspondent George Ziyad reports from the ground in postwar Iraq.
Iraq in the International Press
A collection of articles and viewpoints about Iraq published by World Press Review.
Time for a Diplomatic Surge
In the wake of last month's congressional hearings featuring Gen. David Petraeus and Ambassador Ryan Crocker, it seems clear that Washington has focused its attention on a new nemesis: Iran.
International Press Response to the U.N. Weapons Inspectors’ Report on Iraq
Comment and analysis on the U.N. Weapons Inspectors' report on Iraq from 19 newspapers in Frankfurt, Istanbul, Cairo, Amman, Paris, London, Tehran, Jidda, Dubai, Melbourne, Toronto, Glasgow, Singapore, Moscow, and Kingston
International Reaction to Bush's Speech on Iraq and Terrorism
Comment and analysis on President Bush's Sept. 7 speech on Iraq from Paris, Munich, Toronto, Sydney, Milan, Nairobi, Moscow, Beijing, London, Tehran, Amman, Jerusalem, São Paulo, Istanbul, Athens, and Jakarta.
Fixing Iraq
The United States has allocated a total of $38.28 billion in aid as of the end of 2006, but only $12 billion has been spent on civilian reconstruction with most it going to the Iraqi army and police.
Interview: Syrian President Bashar al-Assad
Early on Sunday, Oct. 5, Israel bombed what it said was a terrorist training camp in Syria. Two days later, London’s pan-Arab Al-Hayat newspaper ran a broad-ranging interview with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad as its top story. The original interview ran from the front page to two full broadsheet pages. We present an abridged translation.
Viewpoints: Washington Weighs War with Iraq
Views from Nairobi, Christchurch, Sydney, Bridgetown, Singapore, Cairo, Mexico City, Stockholm, Sofia, Beijing, Colombo, Karachi, Paris, Manama, Lagos, and São Paulo
The World Debates War in Iraq
Comment and analysis from Tehran, Rawalpindi, London, Islamabad, Jakarta, Baghdad, Cali, Tokyo, Manila, Beirut, Karachi, Copenhagen, Melbourne, Sydney, Calgary, Bratislava, and Paris
Now the Hard Part
Comment and analysis from Abha, London, Moscow, Karachi, Paris, Jidda, New Delhi, Bangkok, Frankfurt, Turin, Brussels, Jerusalem, Rabat, Tokyo, Istanbul, Tel Aviv, Damascus, Melbourne, Santiago, and Cape Town
Viewpoints: Inspecting Iraq
Views from Baghdad, London, Tokyo, Beijing, Hong Kong, Vienna, Amman, Tehran, Prague, and Lahore
Iraq: Is a “Three-state solution” Viable?
With steadily rising levels of sectarian violence amid growing fears of a civil war, the international press provides comment and analysis on whether a proposal to divide the country into three autonomous regions represents a feasible solution.
A Gathering Storm over Iraq
Comment and analysis from 16 newspapers in London, Kolkata, Rome, Cairo, Istanbul, Ankara, Lisbon, Rawalpindi, Islamabad, Toronto, Tel Aviv, Sydney, Tehran, and Ljubljana
Interview with Rod Barton — Iraq Weapons Inspector
In a frank and wide-ranging interview, Barton talks to Rich Bowden about his years in Iraq and calls on his experience to deliver a critique on the intelligence used to justify war.
The Road to Damascus?
Comment and analysis from 27 newspapers in Frankfurt, London, Tel Aviv, Beirut, Jerusalem, Istanbul, Dubai, Riyadh, Jidda, Doha, Johannesburg, São Paulo, Buenos Aires, Karachi, Oslo, Moscow, Milan, Toronto, Beijing, Islamabad, New Delhi, and Auckland
The International Press on the New U.N. Ultimatum for Iraq
Views from Baghdad, New Delhi, Cairo, Hanoi, Brisbane, Manila, Beijing, Tokyo, London, Singapore, Oman, Damascus, Tel Aviv, Amman
Iraq After Petraeus: The More Things Change …
Many people in Washington thought September would produce a marked change in the Iraq War policy but partisans on both sides of the Iraq divide largely have been confirmed in their previous positions.
The Arab Press and the War in Iraq
Extended excerpts from nine newspapes in Baghdad, London, Jerusalem, Amman, Muscat, and Kuwait City
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