Iraqi Governing Council

July 6, 2011 | Clifford D. May |

Winning the Peace: America is Not on the Road to Victory Yet

On a conventional battlefield, America is second to none. Slowly and painfully, we also are mastering the skills necessary to win a low-intensity but high-anxiety war against a shadow army of ins...

March 13, 2006 | FOXNews.com |

Old Ties Resurface in New Annan Project at U.N.

Coauthored by George Russell NEW YORK —  United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan has just tabled ostensibly radical proposals for reform, at a proposed cost of mo...

January 28, 2005 |

The Iraqi Elections


Backgrounder: The Iraqi Elections

May 26, 2004 | National Review Online |

Cover Up Culture: When Will the Real Oil-for-Food investigations Begin?

You have to admire the resilience of the United Nations. In theory, the U.N.'s Oil-for-Food relief program for Iraq, which ran from 1996-2003, is now the subject of at least five investigati...

May 17, 2004 | Knight Ridder Syndication

The Damage is Done, Now Here’s How to Fix It

Authored by Andrew Apostolou The News that American soldiers abused Iraqi prisoners at the Abu Ghraib prison is being treated as a knockout blow for the U.S. war in Iraq. Commen...

May 2, 2004 | Copley News Service

Middle East Peace and Prosperity

President Franklin D. Roosevelt famously observed that, "It is useless to win a war, only to lose the peace." In Iraq, we not only must win the peace, failure is not an option. I was pleased to l...

April 28, 2004 | Sun-Sentinel |

U.S. Trouble Means More Chances for Mullahs

Co-Authored by Robert Rabil Decades of brutal rule under the regime of Saddam Hussein have eroded the sense of Iraqi "national" identity shaped in the 20th century. Since the fall of the...

April 15, 2004 | Commentary Magazine |

The Oil-for-Food Scam: What Did Kofi Annan Know, and When Did He Know It?

For years, the United Nations Oil-for-Food program was just one more blip on the multilateral landscape: a relief program for Iraq, a way to feed hungry children in a far-off land until the world...

April 1, 2004 | The New York Post |

Kofi Annan’s Corrupt Enterprise

Authored by Editorial Board Is the clock ticking on Secretary General Kofi Annan's merry pranks at the United Nations? Could be. The rank corruption of the body's Iraq...

March 20, 2004 | National Review Online |

Turtle Bay’s Carnival of Corruption: Digging Deeper into the Scandalous Oil-for-Food Program

With United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan finally conceding the need for an independent investigation of the U.N.’s 1996-2003 Oil-for-Food program in Iraq, the next question is how i...

March 8, 2004 | Townhall

Bridging the Rift in the Middle East

As usual, the word from the Middle East recently has been a mixture of good news, bad news. One piece of good news is that the Iraqi Governing Council has signed an interim constitution establish...

March 1, 2004 | National Review Online

Crisis Delayed: The Iraqi Interim Constitution Could Fail

Authored by Andrew Apostolou BAGHDAD & SULAIMANI, IRAQ–Iraqi politicians have been congratulating themselves on the interim constitution that they agreed on March 1, 2004. Adna...

October 28, 2003 | Wall Street Journal |

King and Country

Co-Authored by Bernard Lewis Following the recent passage of the Security Council resolution on Iraq, the key issue continues to be how quickly to move toward sovereignty and democracy f...

April 6, 2003 |

U.N.Reliable – U.N. Investigations Focus on Process, not Substance

"Cover-up" may sound farfetched, given the number of hearings and investigations now zeroing in on the United Nations Oil-for-Food scandal. The Iraq Governing Council began its own inquiry back i...