Mid East Daily

Isn't it! This is what Bush's Iraq adventure reflects. All US strategies failed even before they commence. But now, arming Iraqi Sunnis is a contentious issue with everlasting aftermath. Iraqi history is marked with the suppression of one faction.

We all know that Imperialistic aspirations are not yet over in the world. The next thing we know is: Imperialism and divide and rule policy goes side by side - same thing that Britain did in India sixty years ago. And in Iraq, its implication is not.

The National Intelligence Estimate report paints a near nightmarish picture. It says the Iraqi security forces, despite improving slightly, are incapable of handling the situation in the country. If the prop of US military presence is withdrawn they will.

After the total debacle in Iraq, now the differences have started coming to the fore among the highest US and Iraqi officials who are differing on policies. This became evident when Iraqi Prime minister, Nouri al-Maliki, appealed Bush for the removal.

The violence continues unabated in Iraq and political stability is still alluding. Another gruesome evidence of rising sectarian conflict surfaced with mass massacre of 29 members of a Shiite tribe by Sunni militants near Muqdadiyah, about 20 miles...

The US military strategy to finance Iraqi Sunni tribes came under criticism from several quarters. The Arab analysts doubt the efficacy of such policy looking at the pervasive Shia-Sunni divide in Iraq and prevalence of anti-American feeling among...

Some striking developments in Iraq - Will these be favorable for the US? Only time will reveal. Nevertheless, there is some excitement for the fatigued US army, as some tribal insurgents have now decided to fight alongside US army against the...

On October 4 the bomber attacked on the convoy of industrial minister of Iraq killing atleast 14 people and seriously injuring 75. An Iraqi Minister was lucky enough to survive as at the time he was not in his car. His 2 bodyguards were amongst the...