Rehabilitating the Sons of Iraq
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Posted 06.01.2009
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World
If the Sunnis are marginalised from the political process, instead of fighting al-Qaida they may revert to supporting them.
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If the Sunnis are marginalised from the political process, instead of fighting al-Qaida they may revert to supporting them.
Parliament's lack of power raises serious questions about the future of Hezbollah's role and the shape of issue-based politics in such a fragile country.
The withdrawal is a huge occasion for the nascent Iraqi state: it will test the durability of the institutions that have emerged from the embers of the almost total state collapse of 2003-04.
