The List: Options for Iraq
AHMAD AL-RUBAYE/AFP/Getty Images If Iraq isn’t lacking for problems, it also isn’t lacking for would-be solutions. Now that the much-hyped Iraq Study Group has gone public with its recommendations, FP takes a look at several of the other plans for stabilizing Iraq and the likelihood of their success.
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If Iraq isn’t lacking for problems, it also isn’t lacking for would-be solutions. Now that the much-hyped Iraq Study Group has gone public with its recommendations, FP takes a look at several of the other plans for stabilizing Iraq and the likelihood of their success.
If Iraq isn’t lacking for problems, it also isn’t lacking for would-be solutions. Now that the much-hyped Iraq Study Group has gone public with its recommendations, FP takes a look at several of the other plans for stabilizing Iraq and the likelihood of their success.
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