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President Barack Obama listens as Iraq's Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki speaks during a news conference in the South Court Auditorium at the White House in Washington on December 12, 2011. As the last of our troops pull out of Iraq, the administration needs to stay focused on lingering concerns in the country and the region. (AP/Susan Walsh)

Learning to Listen in Iraq

Prime Minister Maliki’s meeting with President Obama is an opportunity to discuss what the United States can do to facilitate reconciliation in Iraq, write Brian Katulis and Emily Hogin.

Jul 22, 2009

Brian Katulis, Emily Hogin

Rethinking “Advising and Training” in Iraq Article

Iraqi Army patrol in central Baghdad, Iraq, on June 30, 2009. One of the key missions of U.S troops remaining in Iraq is to advise and train Iraqi security forces. (AP/Khalid Mohammed)

Rethinking “Advising and Training” in Iraq

The United States should address human rights abuses and corruption in Iraq’s security forces, write Brian Katulis and Emily Hogin.

Jul 14, 2009

Brian Katulis, Emily Hogin

After Redeployment from Iraqi Cities Article

Olin Williams loads gym equipment on a truck as his unit prepares to turn over their base to the Iraqi security forces in the Hurriyah neighborhood in Baghdad. (AP/Dusan Vranic)

After Redeployment from Iraqi Cities

Today marks a step forward in rebalancing U.S. national security priorities, but the Obama administration still has work to do in Iraq, write Brian Katulis and Emily Hogin.

Jun 30, 2009

Brian Katulis, Emily Hogin

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