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Inside Iran's Secret War for Iraq  YURI KOZYREV FOR TIME
A TIME investigation reveals the Tehran regime's strategy to gain influence in Iraq--and why U.S. troops may now face greater dangers as a result Read the Story
[an error occurred while processing this directive]  A Mother And the President A woman lost her son in Iraq and won't leave George W. Bush alone until he sees her. Who is she, and why is she stirring such emotion? An Enemy Ever More Brutal Despite best efforts to defuse them, the rebels keep building deadlier bombs. Here's why American soldiers keep dying Inside the Mind of an Iraqi Suicide Bomber In a rare interview, a terrorist in training reveals chilling secrets about the insugency's deadliest weapons A War by Any Other Name From the Global War on Terror to the global struggle against violent extremists Are Police in Iraq Ready? Concerns mount over the force soon charged with Iraq's primary combat role Splitting Up Iraq? Iraq's constitution conflict Letter From Baghdad: Oil But No Gasoline, Rivers But No Water A year after winning back sovereignty, Iraqis have few reasons to smile NASCAR: The Army's Unlikely Adviser The military learns some tricks from the tracks When Violence Comes To Campus Once havens of tolerance, Iraq's universities are becoming battlefields in an escalating civil war Bush's War Worries Public opinion grows increasingly restive about Iraq Finding The Way Home The mayor and police chief of Bradford, Ark., along with eight other Guardsmen, are back from Iraq. But they, and their town, aren't the same A Day in the Life Of a Baghdad ER Scores of Iraqi civilians are killed or wounded every day. TIME's Aparisim Ghosh visits an emergency room in Baghdad to chronicle the human cost of war—and ends up in a struggle to save his friends' lives Chalabi's Reversal of Fortune Iraqi shunned by Washington finds himself courted anew Change in Command: The Iraqis Learn the Ropes A new U.S. program for training local officers may hold the key to getting out of the country [an error occurred while processing this directive] |
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