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Islam Islam ( al-’islām, ) is the religion articulated by the Qur’an, a book considered by its adherents to be the verbatim word of the single incomparable God (, Allāh), and by the Islamic prophet Muhammad's demonstrations and real-life examples (called the Sunnah, collected through narration of his companions in collections of Hadith). Read More»From Wikipedia

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  Weekly Podcast: Cold War and Long War

  …launched by rogue states like Iran and North Korea. But ……based missiles closer to Iran . And by the possibility ……deal with Russia China Iran on the far flung network ……weapons that important for Islam . Stability is important ……ongoing hostilities in Iraq Afghanistan Pakistan …

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  Whether a couple of weapons that -- important for Islam . Stability is important one great thing about this relationship between -- and candidate they disagreed over time but they're out with the
  09/28/2009Video
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  Weekly Podcast: Afghanistan: Diplomat's Diary

  09/06/09: Ryan Crocker, Former United States Ambassador to Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Iraq . -->DOWNLOAD NEWSWEEK ON AIR

  Iraq found at 0:29, 1:00, 1:51

  spite of the attempt to break the nationally of this government I Iraq continues to move forward.

  base. Meanwhile brigadier general Steve and lands a US military spokesman in Iraq in an AP interview reminds us that progress there are also comes with considerable problems.

  to New York to consult with. Members of the security council on Iraq had just been in Washington a couple of weeks coming back from Damascus. And we actually saw our the first tower. In

  A lot of city. Last eight years in places like Afghanistan. And Iraq and Pakistan. Doing everything I could concede that that never happens again and that -- boarding pass. Reminds me you just put

  of positive difference. We we deal with adversaries in both Afghanistan and Iraq . That that really didn't start fights seriously in total we thought we'd already. Achieved victory. They have histories they have memories. They

  done a perfect storm memo to warn about going to war in Iraq which was pretty much ignored by the Bush Administration what was your reaction to that.

  your credit current progress in Iraq to greater understanding of Iraqi power dynamics and culture dealing with previously hostile tribal leaders for example. As well as the surge

  understood in his own terms. Many of the advantages. Two existed in Iraq simply are not fair. Iraq was fundamentally middle class society. And population -- education. Day. -- want a better lives for their kids can have members memories

  educational system. Then no memory of effective government so as part as Iraq -- a future Afghanistan and respects will be harder.
  09/08/2009Video
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  Weekly Podcast: Foreign Policy: The Fairway Factor

  …more than that to former State Department official Richard Now president of the council on foreign relations and author of the Iraq memoir war of necessity war of choice. He sees a reflection of larger international dynamics a useful fairway factor for those …

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  Now president of the council on foreign relations and author of the Iraq memoir war of necessity war of choice. He sees a reflection of larger international dynamics a useful fairway factor for those trying
  09/08/2009Video
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  The Ambassador on the Front Lines

  9/4/09: In the past two decades, Ryan Crocker has served as U.S. ambassador to Lebanon, Kuwait, Syria, Pakistan, and Iraq . Since 9/11, he's been a point-man on the front lines of terrorism. (Video: Sarah Frank, Christopher Dickey)

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  way from Washington to appointments that the United Nations to talk about Iraq .

  The focus on Iraq is they're very early in the administration but it wasn't laid out is. We're going to have to bring down G. It

  beginning about the consequences of America pushing ahead -- the occupation of Iraq . By the time he was appointed ambassador there in 2007. The country was on the verge of disintegration. He and General David Petraeus -- widely credited with having pulled back from the brink. The reality is. It is hard to Iraq and there are no light switches to throw that are gonna it it and go to -- dark to light. In all
  09/04/2009Video
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  Weekly Podcast: Learning to Love the Bomb

  …second point is that while Iran and North Korea look. Very ……easy to see why if you were Iran . On and you have the United States on both sides in Iraq and then Afghanistan. And ……way you're gonna convince Iran . To give up its nuclear aspirations …

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  their survival and it's very easy to see why if you were Iran . On and you have the United States on both sides in Iraq and then Afghanistan. And you have a US government that's spreading your. That you're pushing survival you know the one way.
  08/31/2009Video

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