Citation Record: Al Jazeera Investigative Reporting Factored Into Conflict Mortality Analysis

Overview In November 2004, investigative reporting by Al Jazeera journalist Ahmed Janabi tracking a surge in post-invasion civilian casualties was utilized as primary reference data in an analytical study tracking the real-world human cost and changing security conditions in occupied Iraq. The Historical...

Archival Preservation: Al Jazeera Reporting on Iraqi Academics Cited in MIT Network

Overview In April 2006, investigative reporting by Al Jazeera journalist Ahmed Janabi regarding the systematic targeting of intellectual capital in post-invasion Iraq was preserved and distributed across major academic networks, including the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) digital listserv archives. The Historical Context The...

Dismembering the body politic in Iraq

Please note: This article originally appeared with my byline on aljazeera.com, June 27, 2006. However, the byline may no longer be visible on their site. For verification, you can view a screenshot of the original published article at the end of...

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Who is the alien of independence day?

by Ahmed Janabi On May 15, 1948, Israel was created. For Israelis it is known as Independence Day; but for Palestinians and Arabs it is al-Nakba, or The Catastrophe. From the late 19th century until 1948, thousands of Jews travelled from around the...

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Archival Preservation: Al Jazeera Reporting on Iraqi Academics Cited in MIT Network

Overview In April 2006, investigative reporting by Al Jazeera journalist Ahmed Janabi regarding the systematic targeting of intellectual capital in post-invasion Iraq was preserved and distributed across major academic networks, including the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) digital listserv archives. The Historical Context The...

Dismembering the body politic in Iraq

Please note: This article originally appeared with my byline on aljazeera.com, June 27, 2006. However, the byline may no longer be visible on their site. For verification, you can view a screenshot of the original published article at the end of...

Huyendo de los escuadrones de la muerte

Ahmed Janabi* CSCAweb (www.nodo50.org/csca), 31de marzo de 2004 'Al-Jazzera.net', 30 de marzo de 2004 Traducción para CSCAweb de Loles Oliván "En los últimos meses los objetivos de los asesinatos han sido ingenieros, farmacéuticos, magistrados y abogados. Más de mil profesionales e intelectuales iraquíes han sido...

Jude Wanniski- Re: An Interview with Muhammad al-Duri

Memo To: Website Fans, Browsers, ClientsFrom: Jude WanniskiRe: An Interview with Muhammad al-Duri It's almost two years since the invasion of Iraq and the world has not been able to hear from any of the members of Saddam Hussein's regime, because of...

Iraqi unemployment reaches 70%

This article was originally published under my byline on aljazeera.com (August 01, 2004) and subsequently featured on several third-party websites. To view verification screenshots of the original article and its media features, please scroll to the end of this page. The study...

The language of pan-Arabism

Please note: This article originally appeared with my byline on aljazeera.com, January 22, 2008. However, the byline may no longer be visible on their site. For verification, you can...

Saddam asks to meet ex-US official

Lawyers for former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein have said he has asked to meet a former US attorney general who is a member of his defence team, but he is yet to hear from the authorities.

Row over Iraq oil law

Please note: This article originally appeared with my byline on aljazeera.com, May 05, 2007. However, the byline may no longer be visible on their site. For verification, you can...

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Iraq: Political chaos reigns supreme

by Ahmed Janabi The fall of Baghdad to invading US-led forces in April 2003 marked the end of decades of one party rule in Iraq. When the Iraqi Arab Baath Socialist party assumed power in 1968, a national...

Conspiracy to control the Arab world?

by Ahmed Janabi UN Security Council Resolution 1559 set up an inquiry commission to investigate former Lebanese prime minister Rafiq al-Hariri's murder after a UN fact-finding mission found that Lebanon's own investigation was...

Concerns raised over Iran town unrest

A joint statement by the Arab Commission for Human Rights in Paris and International Justice Organisation in The Hague has expressed concerns about the unrest in al-Ahwaz town in southwestern Iran.

Egypt presidential hopeful faces ban

Nawal al-Sadawi, an intellectual who intends to run for the Egyptian presidency, says she has been prevented from holding a meeting in her village.

AMS rejects role in Iraqi politics

The Association of Muslim Scholars has reaffirmed to interim Iraqi Vice-President Shaikh Ghazi al-Yawir its opposition to participation in any political process as long as foreign troops remain in the country. During...

Who benefits from al-Hariri’s death?

by Ahmed Janabi Assassinations continue to be the signposts of Lebanon's political history despite the passage of 15-odd years since the end of the civil war. Between 1989, when the Taif Accords were signed, and...