The United States' efforts to bolster Afghan security forces have reached an ignominious end. The U.S. military spent 20 years and $83 billion building a force that withered away in a matter of weeks.
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The Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan emboldened both Sunni extremist groups in Syria and pro-Iranian Shiite militias in Iraq.
"The Iraq-Iran War transformed Basra from a thriving economic center into a military zone, and the Ba'ath Party's strategies reshaped the urban and social space through repression and security organization."
A dialogue on Iran's potential and economic situation, sanctions, and the need for a very serious strategy with the United States.
The writer discusses the relations between Iran and Iraq after 2003, and attempts to anticipate the future of these relations, while presenting a historical context for them.
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A report prepared by a team of experts, supervised by Turkish Ahmed Berat Junker, requested by the Parliamentary Assembly of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)...
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