By EDWARD P. JOSEPH and MICHAEL E. O’HANLON
November 2, 2007; Page A12
As President Bush and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice prepare for next week’s crucial meetings with Turkey’s leaders about the attacks by Kurdish PKK rebels, they should look beyond crisis management to deal with the wider Turkish-Kurdish agenda. If they do, it is possible [...]
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Resolving the Kurdish Dilemma
Posted in Articles, Iraq, Kurdistan, Scholars, Wall Street Journal on November 2, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Undeclared U.S. Policy in Iraq?
Posted in Articles, Iraq, Wall Street Journal on September 4, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
In a page one piece published today, the Wall Street Journal suggests that the current U.S. policy in Iraq leads to “an outcome that looks similar to the “soft partition” or federalism.” This comes as a result of a four-year failure of “trying to build Iraq’s central government in Baghdad.”
In that same WSJ piece, some [...]
