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IRAQ: the tortured years 2003-2006
Three years on from the launch of the US-led invasion of Iraq, in contravention of legality and the mass of international public opinon, Al-Ahram Weekly looks into an ongoing era of destruction, pain, occupation and uncertainty
 Know your enemy
Three years past the invasion, Iraq's future has never been so uncertain, writes Omayma Abdel-Latif Iraq unbreakable The carnage doesn't change the truth: the US lost before it invaded Iraq, writes Hana Al-Bayaty
Saddam's trial breaks Three years after the fall of Saddam Hussein, Doaa El-Bey questions the commitment of the post-Saddam regime to conduct a fair trial for the former Iraqi president
 The tragedy of it all
Firas Al-Atraqchi recalls his memories on the third anniversary of the US-led invasion of Iraq What dreams may come Herbert Docena surmises the main challenges with regards to the economic restructuring of Iraq
Occupation, year three Starting with Samaraa, Tourhan Al-Mufti reviews the last three years in Iraq and finds a catalogue of foreign failures and an Iraqi people that endures
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