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Christina Asquith Special Middle-East Correspondent I recently sat down with Iraq’s new Minister of Education, Dr. Sami Al...
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Christina Asquith June 29, 2004 Special Middle-East Correspondent What has always scared Walla the most about the war is the noise....
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Christina Asquith Special Middle-East Correspondent Baghdad-The sound of the American administrators pulling out of Iraq is the sound...
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Christina Asquith Special Middle-East Correspondent Baghdad- A school classroom is perhaps the last place a US administrator...
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Christina Asquith Special Middle-East Correspondent Headmaster Abbas Fadhil Hakeen has a headache, and it’s not from the five...
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Christina Asquith Special Middle-East Correspondent Baghdad– Each day life becomes smaller here. I used to drive to Basrah,...
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Christina Asquith Special Middle-East Correspondent Baghdad-Students tried to close down Baghdad University on Monday, again. Given...
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Christina Asquith Special Middle-East Correspondent For university president Dr. Taher Al Bakaa, rebuilding Iraqi higher education...
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Christina Asquith Special Middle-East Correspondent Baghdad- Little 3-year old Meena was supposed to be a member of Baghdad’s...
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Christina Asquith Special Middle-East Correspondent Baghdad-As the American in charge of Iraq’s higher education system, Dr....
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Christina Asquith Special Middle-East Correspondent Baghdad– If Iraq has a version of the US’s most-celebrated high...
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Christina Asquith Special Middle-East Correspondent Dohuk , Iraq -The U.S.’s senior advisor to Iraq ‘s Higher Education...
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Christina Asquith Special Middle-East Correspondent Baghdad– The minute 5 year old Ali leaves his school house, only two...
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Christina Asquith Special Middle-East Correspondent After 30 years of repression and isolation, Iraqi teachers are now free to step...
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Christina Asquith Special Middle-East Correspondent Dr. Abdul Latif Al Ramahi was on his way to work last week when his driver was...
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Christina Asquith Special Middle-East Correspondent Winston Churchill once said: “History will treat me kindly, for I intend to...
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Christina Asquith Abu Lohker Village, Iraq- Before setting off for school, Sgt. Michelle Greek gears up with a flak jacket and Kevlar...
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Christina Asquith Special Middle-East Correspondent The Sunday morning before the world learned of Saddam’s capture, I was...
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Christina Asquith Special Middle-East Correspondent They’re four simple words: “Praise be to God.” But they could...
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Christina Asquith Special Middle-East Correspondent Dr. Mohammed Al Azawee fears for his life. He is not a U.S. soldier, nor a...
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