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• Sep 21, 2025

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s Effective strategies involve: Intelligence sharing and surveillance Countering online radicalization Military operations against terrorist hubs Addressing root causes like poverty and political disenfranchisement

BY Mrs. Mary Marvin

• Feb 11, 2026

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ghtened regional tensions and contributed to future unrest. Global Security and Military Policy US Military Strategy: The war demonstrated the effectiveness of rapid deployment and technological superiority, influencing future military doctrines. Envir

BY Vivianne Thiel

• Nov 28, 2025

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nd discrimination, especially as Arab nationalism surged. Despite these hardships, many Assyrians established communities, churches, and schools, striving to preserve their identity amid a rapidly changin

BY Kaycee Zemlak

• Sep 8, 2025

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Rhetorical Device: Used to justify military actions under the guise of promoting freedom. Public Misinformation: The public is often misled about the true motivations and consequences of interventions. Suppressed Dissent: Voices opposing war are marginalized or silenced. The platform enco

BY Turner Bergstrom

• Oct 18, 2025

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centralized government where dissent was suppressed through secret police, imprisonment, and executions. His regime promoted a personality cult, emphasizing his role as the protector of Iraqi sovereignty and Arab nationalism. Economic Policies an

BY Doyle Hamill

• Jun 29, 2026

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ords, written testimonies, and visual arts—enriches our understanding of Iraqi refugees. It is through these mediums that their voices are amplified, their stories preserved, and their resilience celebrated. Su

BY Ivan Koepp

• Nov 14, 2025

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raq, citing reasons such as the presence of weapons of mass destruction (WMDs), links to terrorism, and the desire to promote democracy. Despite the initial justification, no WMDs were found, leading to widespread criticism and protests worldwide. The Role of Soldiers in Military M

BY Dock Greenholt

• Feb 7, 2026

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lacement: Millions of Iraqis became refugees or internally displaced persons, leading to humanitarian crises. Societal Fragmentation Sectarian Divides: Violence deepened divisions, making reconciliation difficult. Loss of

BY Zachary Harber

• Feb 9, 2026

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back ISIS, but violence persisted. Political Landscape and Governance Current Political Structure Iraq operates as a federal parliamentary republic, with a constitution ratified in 2005. Key features include: Executive Branch: The President, Prime Minister, and Council o

BY Celine Boyer