Iraq Gets Approval To Control Destiny Of School System

A year after a U.S.-led coalition took charge of rebuilding the school system in Iraq, the country’s Ministry of Education now has the freedom to call the shots.

But the U.S. government is not being forthcoming in providing evidence on whether the contractor it hired to help revitalize education in Iraq was effective.

The U.S. Agency for International Development has rejected requests by the press for the monitoring and evaluation documents on the...

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