Ghassan Atiyyah

Ghassan Atiyyah publishes the monthly Iraqi file in Arabic. He was formerly a United nations Diplomat in the 1970s.

Wanted in Iraq: a roadmap to free elections

Iraqis are well aware that the credit for bringing down Saddam Hussein and his regime is due principally to the US administration, and specifically to President Bush. Accordingly, many Iraqis

By Ghassan Atiyyah

/ 15 Oct 2003

Fixing it: the London conference, Tehran deal, and beyond

An Iraqi opposition conference was finally held in London on 1417 December 2002, after repeated postponements had led some to consider it an almost impossible undertaking. From a positive

By Ghassan Atiyyah

/ 9 Jan 2003

Iraqis plan a post-Saddam future

The meeting of the Iraqi Opposition in London on 13-15 December will bring together representatives from Arab and European states as well as leading American figures, with the aim of

By Ghassan Atiyyah

/ 5 Dec 2002