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ISIS currently has the upper hand. But that may not last.
Truth doesn't always travel fast, but when it is finally known it changes the world.
US air power can help turn the tide in Iraq. But it will be up to Iraqis to halt the ISIS offensive.
Quitting hydrocarbons isn’t easy.
The United States and Iran have a long and troubled history.
The next chapter in Iraq’s painful saga must be more inclusive and less sectarian.
If the Iraqi government is unable to reestablish control, Kurdistan may go its own way.
Increasingly, Iraq looks headed for civil war, if not outright breakup.
In Lebanon and Iraq, Sunnis have seen their position erode in recent years.
Iran is now floating a peace plan.