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On VOA's Encounter, Marisa Cochrane Sullivan and Charles Dunne talk with host Carol Castiel about the promise and pitfalls of the fragile agreement.
U.S. Army units rotating into Iraq in the fall of 2008 faced new challenges that would test their collective agility, professionalism, competence, and creativity.
Marisa Cochrane Sullivan featured in several CNN Radio shorts regarding the troop drawdown in Iraq.
ISW's Marisa Cochrane Sullivan writes in The Hill's Congressional Blog about the recent cuts in the supplemental war funding bill for the Iraq war.
In 2007, after experiencing large losses and increased violence in Iraq, the U.S. adopted a new counterinsurgency strategy that included a troop increase and new emphasis on cooperation with Iraqis.
Marisa Cochrane Sullivan discusses the coming Iraq drawdown with Hearst Media's Nikole Killion.
This Fact Sheet contains the latest on Iraqi government formation.
Marisa Cochrane Sullivan visits Happening Now to discuss Vice President Biden's recent visit to Iraq and the upcoming troop drawdown.
Regardless of one’s position concerning the war in Iraq, the fact is that blood, sacrifice and treasure—of Iraqi, American and coalition countries— have brought us to a point where a slow end to the insurgency may finally be in sight.