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Iraq

Divide and Conquer

by Harper’s Magazine,

Sample problems from a mathematics textbook for children between six and twelve years old, published by the Islamic State’s ministry of education.

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From blog posts on Paladin of Jihad offering advice for Western Muslims preparing to migrate (or “make hijra”) to Syria and Iraq to join the Islamic State.

A purposeless, symbolic war

by John R. MacArthur,

“Since World War II, very little that could be called genuinely humanitarian has resulted from American military intervention—not in Korea, certainly not in Vietnam, and not in Panama, Afghanistan, or the two Iraq wars and Libya.”

“Today Is Better Than Tomorrow”

by Benjamin Busch,

A Marine returns to a divided Iraq

Marooned at the Mall

by Jenna Krajeski,

Iraq’s forgotten Christians in Kurdish exile

Flying Blind

by Andrew Cockburn,

The U.S. air-power lobby, botched bombing missions, and bootless combat.

Iraq in Therapy

by Jenna Krajeski,

The talking cure comes to Kurdistan

The Long Shadow of a Neocon

by Andrew Cockburn,

Reassessing a primary architect of Iraq and Afghanistan’s current misery

Waiting State

by Olivier Kugler,

Jim Webb on Why Congress Must Be Consulted on Foreign Policy

by Harper’s Magazine,

From the June 2013 issue

A Very Perfect Instrument

by Andrew Cockburn,

The ferocity and failure of America’s sanctions apparatus

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