Fundamental changes ahead for Iraqi people

Years of conflict and violence have left an indelible mark on Iraqi citizens, their lands and their future. But it is the Iraqis’ resilience, and indeed their black humour, which strikes a chord with Political Reporter, Juno McEnroe

AFTER over eight years of occupation, Iraq has been left to devise its own future. Some may celebrate. Others will not. Nothing is ever as straightforward as it seems.

This hybrid nation of mixed beliefs and tribes defies definition.