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List members may be interested in the Carnegie Endowment's new webpage,
"Crisis in Iraq".
Colin Rowat
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To help media, policy makers, scholars, and the public better follow the
complicated issues surrounding the situation in Iraq, the Carnegie
Endowment for International Peace has launched CRISIS IN IRAQ. This
comprehensive web site contains news about weapons inspections in Iraq,
expert analysis, information about US policy in the Middle East, and links
to key resources. CRISIS IN IRAQ will be updated daily. See:
http://www.ceip.org/files/Iraq/index.htm
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