Moving from ‘hard’ to ‘soft’ security, Iraq pins hopes on fragile economic renaissance
In depth
Issue 853
- 16 May 2009
| 6 minute read
The Maliki government faces a daunting task in the last year of its present mandate: not only must it maintain security improvements while its own forces replace departing Coalition troops, it must also create an economic renaissance in the teeth of a harsh fiscal squeeze.
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