Andrew L. Fono is a partner leading the Iraq practice group of the international law firm of Haynes and Boone, LLP. As a Lt. Colonel in the US Marine Corps, Andrew spent considerable time in Iraq as a judge advocate, and was also involved in Rule of Law and domestic legal developments in the Iraqi judiciary. [email protected]
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Explaining India’s Position on Jerusalem and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Explaining India’s Position on Jerusalem and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
IRGC chief: Expansion of Basij-like “resistance” groups in region has rattled Israel
IRGC chief: Expansion of Basij-like “resistance” groups in region has rattled Israel
Monday Briefing: Senate moves to end US engagement in Yemen conflict
Monday Briefing: Senate moves to end US engagement in Yemen conflict
IRGC says suicide assailants attacked its base near Pakistan’s border
IRGC says suicide assailants attacked its base near Pakistan’s border
Iranian outlets analyze implications of Trump-Kim meeting on Iran nuclear deal
Iranian outlets analyze implications of Trump-Kim meeting on Iran nuclear deal
Iran-backed group says Hashd al-Shaabi will not merge into Iraq’s security institutions
Iran-backed group says Hashd al-Shaabi will not merge into Iraq’s security institutions
The way forward for Palestine: Fatah, Hamas and Dahlan
The way forward for Palestine: Fatah, Hamas and Dahlan
Sub-Saharan Africa must respect North Africa's water rights
Sub-Saharan Africa must respect North Africa's water rights
Iranian protesters clash with police over water dispute in Isfahan
Iranian protesters clash with police over water dispute in Isfahan
Arab summit calls on Iran to end “expansionist policies”, return disputed islands to UAE
Arab summit calls on Iran to end “expansionist policies”, return disputed islands to UAE
Iran-backed militia groups will receive full military benefits under new decree
Iran-backed militia groups will receive full military benefits under new decree
U.S.-Russia Dialogue and Preventing Regional Confrontation