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Ranj Alaaldin, visiting fellow in the Brookings Doha Center, outlines the nonviolent actions the Trump administration could take in its effort to constructively engage with Iraq and the war on ISIS.
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Authors
Commentary
PodcastOn Mosul and the war on ISIS
Ranj Alaaldin
Ranj Alaaldin
Fellow
- Middle East Council on Global Affairs,
Director of the Crisis Response Council
- Carnegie Corporation
@RanjAlaaldin
February 23, 2017