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US soldiers were pushed to torture Abu Ghraib prisoners – general
A contractor working for the Defense Department in Iraq faces civil actions from three former prisoners alleging depraved abuse
Apr 17, 2024 17:02
US envoy admits Iraq invasion was based on lie
The 2003 war was not a crime because President George W. Bush was never charged, John Kerry has insisted
Jun 26, 2023 17:29
UK lied about zero civilian deaths in Iraq – investigation
A joint media and NGO probe found at least two, and as many as 26, civilian victims of British airstrikes
Mar 22, 2023 16:52
US spending more on Ukraine than in Afghanistan – report
Washington’s military aid to Kiev exceeds its annual outlays to fight America’s longest-ever war, a Statista analysis has shown
Feb 25, 2023 19:25
EU hopes suspension of Baghdad-Minsk flights will stem migrant flow to Lithuania as Vilnius debates giant border fence
The EU has said it hopes that the suspension of flights between Baghdad and Minsk will slow the movement of migrants across the border between Belarus and Lithuania, amid record illegal crossings into the EU state.
Aug 10, 2021 13:05
Slavoj Zizek: How Donald Rumsfeld’s catastrophic ‘unknown unknowns’ approach on Iraq can help us deal with Covid crisis
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Late US Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld made colossal errors of judgement during the Iraq War. But strange as it may seem, the thinking behind those terrible mistakes may prove invaluable in tackling the current global crisis.
Jul 4, 2021 17:44
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