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Great Britain is the second-largest contributor of troops to the Iraq conflict after the United States, while Canada decided not to participate. How do the views of citizens of these countries compare on the Iraq situation? Recent multinational 麻豆传媒AV polling shows Britons and Canadians believe Iraq is better off now than it was before the invasion, and they are fairly optimistic that a democratic government will eventually be established. However, optimism about the prospects for peace and security in Iraq is not as strong.
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Assuming Iraq鈥檚 final constitution allows the Kurdish northeast a measure of autonomy sufficient to quell any separatist impulse, can this region -- a self-governing, secular society for more than a dozen years -- be reintegrated successfully with the rest of Iraq?
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