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Beyond the War in Iraq
Maps and Web Resources
NPR Online
• Maps and graphics
• A chronology of the 2003 war in Iraq
• A timeline of Iraqi history
• A primer on frequently used military terms
U.S. Government Sites
• White House site on Iraq
• Department of Defense
• United States Central Command (CentCom)
• Pentagon site on the war on terrorism
• State Department site on Iraq
• Department of Homeland Security
• CIA World Factbook profile of Iraq
• Department of Energy profile of Iraqi oil production
Sites on Iraqi Weapons Programs
• CIA report on Iraq weapons of mass destruction programs
• British government report on Iraqi weapons, security apparatus
• French Foreign Ministry Web site on Iraq
• U.N. Web site on Iraq
• U.N. Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission
• International Atomic Energy Agency site on Iraq
• Federation of American Scientists site on Iraqi weapons programs
Library of Congress Studies of Iraq, Neighbors
• Iraq
• Kuwait
• Saudi Arabia
• Jordan
• Syria
• Turkey
• Iran
From the CIA World Fact Book, 2002
• Iraq
• Kuwait
• Saudi Arabia
• Jordan
• Syria
• Turkey
• Iran
Sites with a Humanitarian Focus
• Global Policy Forum on the Iraq crisis.
• International Rescue Committee on Iraq.
• Iraq Research and Documentation Project at Harvard University.
• U.N. Office of the Iraq Oil-for-Food Program
Web Logs ("Blogs")
(A blog is a frequently updated, personal Web site featuring diary-type commentary and links to articles or other Web sites.)
• DearRaed.blogspot.com -- Perhaps the only blog being written from Baghdad, this site is produced by Salam Pax, who describes himself as a gay architect who has lived abroad for many years.
• WBUR.org -- Ken George and Will Thomson share their personal thoughts and Web links related to the war in Iraq.
• Warblogs.cc -- Created and hosted by Christopher Allbritton, George Paine, Sean-Paul Kelley and Mike Hudack, "designed to provide you with a birds-eye view of Gulf War Redux, the American government and civil liberties issues in the United States."
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