Iraq 20 years later: the curse of oil [PART THREE]
With Iraq almost completely lacking public transport except taxis, the country is in a neverending traffic jam. Traffic lights in...
Kaloyan Konstantinov
Kaloyan Konstantinov is the editor-in-chief of "KlinKlin" and host of the independent online journalistic show "On the Edge". He is a veteran journalist and cultural editor who studied Middle Eastern Studies and Politics at King's College London and Oxford.
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