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After Saddam

What would a post-Saddam Iraq look like? It will require imaginative Iraqi and American leadership to build a successful new state. But the feasibility of the following ideas rests on several further assumptions. First, that the unseating of Saddam’s regime does not take place at the cost of large-scale civilian …

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Assyrians — not just part of ancient (En)

“We don’t get together often,” said Dr. John Aivaz of Palos Verdes, president of the American Assyrian Chamber of Commerce. It was an interesting time for an Assyrian get-together. Their brethren in Northern Iraq soon may be in the middle of an American invasion and, if all goes well, finally …

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Spiritual leaders meet in iftar dinner (En)

The dinner started with a prayer. After dinner the first speech was made by the Marmara Group Foundation Chairman Akkan Suver. He said that he was very pleased to organize the dinner during which Muslims, Christians and Jews came together. During the dinner spiritual leaders explained the importance of tolerance …

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Fund Raising for the Re-election of Jan Shakowsky to US Congress. (En)

The dinner was held in the Eden?s Banquets on Sunday October 27th at 5:00 P.M. The fund raising was sponsored by ACCR to help Congresswoman Shakowsky get re-elected and solicit Assyrian votes and financial help. Some 200 people from different Assyrian organizations and individuals attended the dinner. Congresswoman Shakowsky met …

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Assyrian Delegation at Heny Hyde Fund Raising for Re-election (En)

Congressman Hyde greeted the Assyrian Delegation and he recognized some members of the delegation from their last trip to the Capital Hill which they were given, unprecedented, long time to present the Assyrian case to him and consequently to the Foreign Relation Committee. Last night President Bush’s reference to the …

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The road map to democratic governance in post-Saddam Iraq (En)

Opposition parties in exile fell under the influence of host countries (Iraq?s neighbors especially), which dealt with them as political pawns depriving them of freedom of action and thus opportunities to establish democratic traditions. The adage that says ?there is no democracy without democrats? was proven right by the events …

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