Category Archives: Post-War

Latest IraqSlogger: Chalabi’s back

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Failure to Communicate

A for­mer trans­la­tor in Iraq, Dustin Lan­gan, wrote me today to tip me off about an inter­est­ing read in Radar, about the lack of good trans­la­tors in Iraq. He was recruited by MZM

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Horrors of war linger…

For 34 days this sum­mer, the Israeli and Hezbol­lah rock­ets and mor­tars whis­tled through the lit­tle vil­lages like this one all across South­ern Lebanon. More than 1,000 peo­ple, includ­ing many Lebanese women and chil­dren, were killed. Far­ther north, con­crete cities were flat­tened. And then, the war ended on Aug. 14. Or did it?

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War’s Deadly Aftermath

Accord­ing to the United Nations Mine Action Coor­di­na­tion Cen­tre South­ern Lebanon (MACCSL), there are up to 1 mil­lion of the tiny but deadly unex­ploded muni­tions lit­ter­ing the south, many of them Amer­i­can made. As of Sept. 21, 90 peo­ple have been wounded, and 14 killed, accord­ing to cen­ter spokes­woman Dalya Far­ran in Tyre, the head­quar­ters for the center.

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Hard at work

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But this new rec­on­cil­i­a­tion plan from Maliki is inter­est­ing, to say the least. Pos­si­ble amnesty for killers of U.S. troops? No […]

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