Iraq

Iraq's strongmen 10 years after Saddam Hussein

Since the execution of the deposed leader, the country has witnessed the emergence of a number of powerful figures.

Hashmat Moslih, Mohsin Ali | 29 Dec 2016 22:38 GMT | Iraq, Middle East, ISIS, UN, War & Conflict

Infographic: Iraq's Strongmen 10 years after Saddam Hussein Execution [Al Jazeera]

Source: Al Jazeera

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