Published 1 year ago

Iraqi Kurds after Two Decades of the US-led Invasion

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Iraq today is throbbing with life and a sense of renewal. Half of Iraq's population of 40 million isn't old enough to remember life under Saddam. Young Iraqis deplored the loss of stability that followed Saddam's downfall. Many were hopeful about nascent freedoms and opportunities to pursue their dreams.

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The Hindu

Young Iraqis see signs of hope, two decades after U.S. invasion

Today's Iraq is a world away from the terror that followed the U.S. invasion to depose Saddam Hussein 20 years ago this week

1 year ago·India

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Financial Express

Iraqi Kurds after Two Decades of the US-led Invasion

First, the Kurds gained recognition for their rights, language, and the status of an autonomous region. Adopting federalism was undoubtedly a radical change, and the Kurds were one of the leading players in its formation.

1 year ago

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