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An Iraqi woman offers a flower to an American Army soldier in the center of Baghdad, as hundreds of Iraqi demonstrate demanding peace and security, Saturday, April 12, 2003. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus)

An occupation without historical precedent
(April 2002) The military occupation of Iraq is beset with many difficulties and challenges that the United States has encountered and overcome after other wars. But history may be a poor guide. By Michael Moran.

Anja Niedringhaus / AP

• 2. What role for the rest of the world?
By Sean Federico O'Murchu

• 3. In Iraq, who is the kingmaker?
By Brock N. Meeks

• 4. Rebuild police, or risk losing Iraq.
By Steve Johnson.

Just how are our schools coping?

•	A crash course in raw economics
•	School lessons at the local store
•	Surviving college sticker shock
•	Teach your children well, at home
•	Schools seek cleaner, fresher air

January 2003: SPECIAL REPORT

Crisis in the Koreas

•	Death, terror in North Korea gulag
•	U.S. weighs grim North Korea options
•	Is Uncle Sam still welcome in Seoul?
•	Refugees shed light on North Korea

SPECIAL REPORTS: THE IRAQ WAR

•	3/04: Objective Peace: A year later
•	1/04: Terms of estrangement
•	4/03: Occupational hazards
•	2/03: Defensible spending?
•	1/03: Bridging 'The Gulf '
•	1/01: Waging War: The Gulf War

August 2003: SPECIAL REPORT

•	Is the U.S. still vulnerable?
•	Trusting the 'enemy of my enemy'
•	Tilting at 'stovepipes?'
•	Wanted: Spies who speak Arabic
•	Domestic spying vs. secret police
•	Domestic intelligence, British style

Innovative, award-winning features from MSNBC.com. Choose a year below:

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•	2003 - The Iraq war and more
•	2002 - 9/11's fallout
•	2001 - A year of infamy
•	2000 - End of an era
•	1999-98 - Global challenges

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