BUSH AWARDS PRESIDENTIAL MEDAL OF FREEDOM TO FRANKS, BREMER, TENET

Washington insider Jack Kemp, left, speaks with White House Chief of Staff Andy Card after U.S. President George W. Bush awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom former CIA Director George Tenet, former U.S. Army Gen. Tommy Franks and former Iraq administrator L. Paul Bremer on Dec. 14, 2004. (UPI Photo/Roger L. Wollenberg)

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Iraq Press Roundup

U.S. foreign policy impacts most countries around the world. It is the cause of many troubles and miseries, as well as an increased hunger for power. Many analysts and politicians illustrate that these impacts create a shadowed impression on the U.S. foreign policy.

Iraq Press Roundup

U.S. forces in Iraq carry out various military campaigns. Military forces arrest and kill innocent Iraqis using the excuse of fighting al-Qaida and confronting terrorism. This issue was featured in Iraqi newspapers Monday.

Iraq Press Roundup

The al-Basaer newspaper of the Association of Muslim Scholars in its Thursday editorial said the scenario envisioned by U.S. President George Bush and Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki regarding the timetable for U.S. troop withdrawal is only meant to anesthetize the Iraqi people.

Iraq Press Roundup

The al-Basaer newspaper of The Association of Muslim Scholars in its Wednesday editorial titled "Liberation of Iraq is a medal to the resistance and won't be taken by the agents" said the goal of the Iraqi resistance and opposition parties for a U.S. troop withdrawal from Iraq is a means to achieve sovereignty and liberation.

Iraq Press Roundup

The independent Azzaman newspaper ran an editorial Friday with the title "A large number of Iraqis are between illusion and reality."

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