Turkey May Use Force in Northern Iraq

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A Turkish soldier patrolling today near the border with Iraq.

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In the news this week from Iraq, Turkish officials have authorized the use of force to root out Kurdish rebels in northern Iraq, and a Washington Post reporter was killed in Baghdad. Sudarsan Raghavan, the Post's Baghdad bureau chief, examines recent developments in the war and remembers his Iraqi colleague, Salih Saif Aldin.

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