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US Embassy in Iraq a test for diplomacy

By Farah Stockman and Anne Barnard
Globe Staff / June 26, 2004

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WASHINGTON -- When the US Embassy opens its doors in Baghdad next Thursday, it will hold nearly 900 American employees, nearly 600 Iraqi workers, an in-house psychiatrist, and some of the intelligence agents who will make up what is believed to be the largest CIA station in the world. (Full Article: 1036 Words)

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