United States / Syria / Iraq / Iran / Islamic Republic of Iran / /
Currency
ZAR / /
Event
Diplomatic Relations / /
Facility
stable Iraq / Brookings Institute / /
MarketIndex
Brookings Institute Iraq / /
Organization
Brookings Institution / United States State Department / Iraqi government / al-Qaeda / Mahdi Army / Supreme Council for Islamic Revolution In Iraq / Iranian Republican Guard Corps Quds Force / Iranian-friendly Shiite government in Iraq / United States Army / Ba’ath Party / Bush administration / Iraq’s government / Saddam Hussein’s Ba’ath Party / Hizballah / Sadrist / Army / Islamic Army in Iraq / Ansar al-Islam / United States government / /
Person
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad / David Petraeus / Nouri alMaliki / Ahmed Hashim / Kenneth Katzman / Moqtada al-Sadr / Moqtada / Saddam Hussein / Frederick Kagan / /
PoliticalEvent
parliamentary elections / /
Position
Prime Minister / President / radical Shi’a cleric / General / cleric / heavily influential actor / /
To what extent can Iran be accused of destabilising Iraq since 2003? Caitlin Smith Abstract The issue of Iranian involvement in Iraq since 2003 is particularly salient considering the