Status Update: Shi'a Militias in Iraq
August 16, 2010 -Enemy networks including both al-Qaeda-Iraq and Shi’a militias have been degraded by Iraqi and U.S. operations; however, extremists continue to seek to destabilize the country.
Enemy networks including both al-Qaeda-Iraq and Shi’a militias have been degraded by Iraqi and U.S. operations; however, extremists continue to seek to destabilize the country.
This backgrounder outlines the history of the Haqqani Network in Pakistan.
This backgrounder provides the names of potentially disqualified seat winners and the consequences if the move is upheld.
ISW’s Best Practices in Counterinsurgency series examines pivotal COIN operations executed in Iraq by interviewing the soldiers who designed, participated in and led the successful missions.
This backgrounder provides an update on the political landscape in Iraq, the electoral process, and post-election government formation.
This backgrounder provides an update on the political developments in Iraq in advance of the March 7, 2010 parliamentary election.
This backgrounder documents the recent attempt to bar Sunni candidates from the upcoming parliamentary elections.
This backgrounder provides an assessment of the shifting political environment in Iraq as elections draw near.
This paper describes the structure of the KRG’s political bodies and offices, the major parties, and the mechanics of the July 25th election.
Following Iraq’s provincial council elections on January 31, 2009, the political parties that captured seats in the provinces of the mainly Shia south scrambled to form ruling alliances.