Sat. October 11, 2008
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Chicago Daily Herald
October 11, 2008
... and the reason
al-Qaida militants have their current foothold is because so many Iraqi's -
Sunni militants and
Shia militia alike - have seen
the US as ...
آكي
October 10, 2008
آكي
October 8, 2008
E-Flux
October 6, 2008
Pakistan Observer
October 3, 2008
The third is that
the Bush administration indicts
Iran of stoking sectarian violence in
Iraq by supplying the arms and explosive devices to
Shia militias ...
Times Online
October 2, 2008
Irish Times
October 2, 2008
... with the temporary increase in
US forces, a year-long ceasefire imposed by a
Shia militia leader, and the stepped-up assassinations of key
Insurgents. ...
Economist
October 2, 2008
Political changes were crucial, especially the decision by
Sunni tribes to switch sides and the ceasefire declared by the biggest
Shia militia, ...
Economist
October 2, 2008
At the same time, anti-Syrian
Sunni Lebanese factions in Tripoli, seeking to bolster support against pro-Syrian groups, including the
Shia militia-cum-party ...
Lew Rockwell
October 2, 2008
Adnkronos International Italia
October 1, 2008
Washington, 1 Oct. (AKI) -
the US Defence Department says Iranian support for
Shia militias is the biggest threat to stability in
Iraq. ...
Huffington Post
September 30, 2008
AsiaNews.it
September 29, 2008
This is the second attack in two months in an area that has seen fighting between
Shia militias and
pro-government Sunni groups. ...
Kansas City Star
September 28, 2008
What that strategy hadn't accounted for was the insurgency, led in different areas by
Al-Qaida In Iraq,
Sunni militants and
Shia militia. ...
Center For American Progress
September 26, 2008
... commanders the authority to make decisions, without political intervention, to pursue all extremists, including
Sunni Insurgents and
Shia militias. ...
Telegraph.co.uk
September 26, 2008
America maintains more than 140000 troops in
Iraq as part of an active combat operation to defeat both
Sunni terrorists linked to
al Qaeda and
Shia militias ...
Aljazeera.net
September 24, 2008
Alive in Baghdad
September 22, 2008
It was a desperate attempt by
the US and Iraqi
military forces to control the
Sunni-
Shia militia. At the suggestion of military leaders, the Iraqi and US ...
Rutland Herald
September 21, 2008
The result has been that a diminished
al-Qaida fights us alone; the
Sunnis are allied with us and not killing us or
Shia; and the main
Shia militias have ...
Modesto Bee
September 20, 2008
Without them,
Iraq does not have a national
army - it has a
Shia militia armed and paid by the government. A failure to incorporate the "
Sons of Iraq" into ...
WalesOnline
September 20, 2008
In
Iraq,
Shia militias have reportedly butchered men suspected of being gay, as well as
children sold to criminal gangs to be sexually abused. ...
OneWorld US
September 18, 2008
In 2006, tensions between
Israel and
Hezbollah, a powerful
Shia militia active in southern
Lebanon, erupted into a month-long conflict. ...
World Politics Review
September 18, 2008
... and the subsequent decision by Sadr and the Shia militias to renounce armed violence and take political action to achieve their objectives -- all of ...
MiamiHerald.com
September 18, 2008
Without them,
Iraq does not have a national
army -- it has a
Shia militia armed and paid by the government. A failure to incorporate the ''
Sons of Iraq'' ...
Times Online
September 18, 2008
In the south,
Basra has been reclaimed from
Shia militia rule (despite rather than because of
Britain's inadequate and in part shameful contribution), as, ...
Lok News
September 17, 2008
They also alleged that some of the military equipment was ending up on the illicit arms
markets or in the hands of
Shia militias who were carrying out ...
FinalCall.com
September 16, 2008
Others blamed
Shia militias, backed by the government in
Baghdad. "We all know that
Shia militias in
Baquba are a source of instability," said Yasin Hamza, ...
This is London
September 16, 2008
Independent
September 16, 2008
... the better to arm themselves against their enemies within the country, just as the Shia militias were reaching the same conclusion. ...
Hindu
September 15, 2008
The bomber targeted the home of a police commissioner who had been detained by
American troops for allegedly cooperating with the
Mahdi Army, a
Shia militia ...
Greeneville Sun
September 15, 2008
Humphreys noted that
4th Infantry Division (4th ID)
soldiers didn't stop with the military defeat of the splinter
Shia militia. Since the military victory, ...
BBC News
September 14, 2008
By Mike Sergeant Within minutes of getting out of a heavily armoured vehicle, we are surrounded by laughing
children. Some are playing table
football on the ...
Slashdot
September 13, 2008
... target and kill key individuals in groups such as
al-Qaeda in Iraq, the
Sunni insurgency and renegade
Shia militias, or so-called special groups. ...
Independent
September 13, 2008
It did so because the
Sunni were being defeated, not so much by the
US Army as by the
Shia government and the
Shia militias.
Sunni insurgent leaders who ...
guardian.co.uk
September 13, 2008
There were a torrid few months earlier this year, when
Shia militias ran riot after the British pulled out. However, the
Iraqi authorities regained control ...
The Australian
September 12, 2008
The military operations should emphasise eradicating the
Shia militias as much as
al-Qa'ida, with a new effort to quell Iranian meddling. ...
Progressive.org
September 11, 2008
"They were probably from
Mahdi Army," referring to the
Shia militia headed by
Moqtada al-Sadr. In Amman, Ahmad recently became engaged to a fellow Iraqi ...
New Statesman
September 11, 2008
... al-
Maliki have been close - a source of concern for
Iraq's
Sunni-minority leaders, many of whom believe
Iran is covertly arming
Shia militia groups. ...
Telegraph.co.uk
September 11, 2008
As
Shia militia violence has slumped in
Iraq, commanders have sought to establish new identities as community leaders, business men and government ...
Guardian Unlimited
September 11, 2008
