Iraq 20 years on: Return to Baghdad
The Story22 Mar 2023

Iraq 20 years on: Return to Baghdad

Twenty years on, the invasion of Iraq is widely seen as a fiasco. But still today the conflict has ongoing consequences for Iraq and Iraqis. Times correspondent Catherine Philp is back in Baghdad to meet people and hear how they were affected then - and now.

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Guests:

  • Catherine Philp, Diplomatic Correspondent, The Times.
  • Dr Saad Eskander, historian and director of the Iraq National Library and Archives.
  • Bader Katr, translator.
  • Iraqi family in Sadr city.

Host: Manveen Rana.

Producer: Olivia Case.

Clips: BBC, CBS, AP, Al Jazeera, Journeyman Pictures, CNN, The Washington Post.

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