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IRAQ UNITED STATES Issue dated 18/11/2020

Sunni group lobbies incoming Biden administration

Pressed to get tougher on pro-Tehran militias, Al Kazemi will have to step up his efforts to keep in Washington's good graces. [...] (330 words)

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