The war's reverberations continue far away from Iraq.
Katharine Viner, editor-in-chief, Guardian News & Media said: "The last few days have been seismic and historic for Britain, the greatest political crisis since the second world war with reverberations felt around the world.
The war's reverberations are most deeply felt in small towns like Cando, which is "not at the end of the world, but you can almost see it from here," as Mayor James Gibbens describes it.
Here's a selection of van Agtmael and Gilbertson's photographs from war, and its chilling reverberations back home.
Doing so, he translates a collage of experiences — some desperate, some hopeful, all tragic — into a first-person commentary on the malign reverberations of war.
Though focusing on the reverberations of war in small, close-knit communities (the boys are all from the director's hometown), "Where Soldiers Come From" is, more than anything, a commentary on class.
Repulsed by war, resenting the continued reverberations of Nazism and rejecting the lionization of Modernist artists, the movement sought to insult the pretensions of art and society through brutal performances that unleashed unconscious impulses.
The Huawei controversy comes as the US and China are locked in a trade war that's sending reverberations across countries that rely on the US for security protection and China for investment and increasingly skilled — not just cheap — labor.
Asian stocks finished a down week (other than for mainland Chinese markets) mostly to the up side Friday, as encouragement from European rate cuts warred with the negative reverberations of a fall on Wall Street.
And behind all of it are the reverberations of deeper themes: war and war's legacy, the sea, the land, the future.
