Tue. October 07, 2008
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Brenham Banner Press
October 7, 2008
Also, Ketelsen likened the nation's then dictatorial leader to being somewhat like
Iraq's
Saddam Hussein - most especially in terms of the many statues and ...
US Department of State
October 7, 2008
Al-Qaida In Iraq is being battered and broken. The Iraqi economy is springing back to life. The elected regime in
Baghdad is growing more effective and ...
Orlando Sentinel
October 5, 2008
NPR
October 5, 2008
Like the
Kurds, they have been betrayed by Western powers and brutalized by former Iraqi dictator
Saddam Hussein. Perhaps most important, both the
Kurds and ...
ISN
October 3, 2008
By Dominic Moran for ISN Security Watch The
Iraqi Parliament passed a provincial election
law last week ending a lengthy political stalemate. ...
Irish Times
October 3, 2008
A seven-member parliamentary committee, consisting of two
Kurds, two Arabs, two Turkmen and one
Christian, has been established to work out by the end of ...
JURIST
September 30, 2008
Bloomberg
September 30, 2008
The Defense Department attributed the drop in violence in
Iraq to the surge in US troop numbers last year, improvements in the
Iraqi security forces and the ...
Tehran Times
September 27, 2008
Iraqi author Ibrahim Basri has translated the novel, recently published by
Beirut's Dar El-Hadi Publications, into Arabic. Farideh Mahdavi Damghani will ...
Wiener Zeitung
September 27, 2008
The New York Review of Books
September 26, 2008
Meanwhile the
Shiite-
Kurdish Alliance that brought stability to parts of
Iraq is crumbling. The two sides confronted each other militarily after the Iraqi ...
Monsters and Critics.com
September 25, 2008
Baghdad - An attack on a police patrol and members of the
Sunni Iraqi Awakening Councils on Wednesday evening has claimed 28 lives, hospital reports stated ...
Minneapolis Star Tribune
September 24, 2008
Times of the Internet
September 24, 2008
"We tell our brothers in the south, the center of
Iraq and
Kurdistan, that this is an achievement by parliament," Bahaa al-Araji, head of the Iraqi ...
Institute for War and Peace Reporting
September 24, 2008
271, 24-Sep-08) After five years of waiting,
Sunni Turkman Mohammed Ali was very happy to finally marry his fiancé and college friend Ahmed Ahmed, a
Shia. ...
International Herald Tribune
September 24, 2008
The elections are viewed by many Iraqi and American officials as crucial for the nation to heal its deep-running political and
religious fissures and also ...
Kurdish Aspect
September 22, 2008
The
Iraqi Army's recent "anti-
Kurdish" operations, for that is what they are, the developments in
Diyala Province and particularly Khanaqin represent a step ...
American Chronicle
September 22, 2008
America failed to realize that the fake Iranian threat against
Israel would be inexistent through the much needed annexation of
Iraq by
Turkey. ...
www.worldbulletin.net
September 22, 2008
There is no
Iraqi schism in the Iraqi
Constitution. There is
Shiite, there is
Sunni, there is Kurd, there is Turkoman. ... Iraq's constitution again and ...
Earthtimes (press release)
September 22, 2008
"I do not object to the government's decision of transferring me to
Baquba after all I am an Iraqi soldier," Shaker told Deutsche Presse-Agentur dpa. ...
Yahoo! Italia Notizie
September 21, 2008
AP - da 5 minuti Wearing their traditional dresses, Iranian Turkmen, members of the Basij paramilitary volunteers, affiliated to the elite Revolutionary ...
Xinhua
September 21, 2008
Tensions run high in the ethnically mixed city, some 250 km north of
Baghdad, as Turkoman and Arab minorities oppose
Kurdish claims to annex the
Kirkuk ...
Council on Foreign Relations
September 19, 2008
There is no
Iraqi schism in the Iraqi
Constitution. There is
Shiite, there is
Sunni, there is Kurd, there is Turkoman. ... Iraq's constitution again and ...
Middle East Times
September 19, 2008
By CLAUDE SALHANI (Editor,
Middle East Times )
Iraq has come a long way, yet the road ahead is still long and tortuous, and very perilous.
Iraqi police ...
Eurasia Daily Monitor
September 19, 2008
The Azeris were initially sent to the northern Iraqi city of Hadid to provide security for the local Turkmen population and guard important sites, ...
Kurdish Globe
September 18, 2008
At the ceremonial opening of the new house, Maher Dali Ibrahim,
Iraq's Minister of
culture, said the goal is to cultivate strong ties among all Iraqi ...
Georgiandaily
September 18, 2008
Aljazeera.net
September 18, 2008
The new
law would have divided
Kirkuk's provincial governing council into three main representative ethnicities - Kurd, Arab and Turkmen. ...
International Herald Tribune
September 17, 2008
Iraqi and
US soldiers immediately cordoned off the area and cut off traffic. Smashed storefronts, burned vehicle remains and scattered debris were ...
PRESS TV
September 17, 2008
The city is the center of the northern Iraqi petroleum industry.
Kirkuk is a historically and ethnically mixed city populated by Arabs,
Kurds, Turkmen and ...
Monday Morning
September 16, 2008
Georgiandaily
September 15, 2008
Washington needs
Tehran's cooperation in stabilizing
Iraq and the rest of the region by restoring a
Sunni-
Shia balance of power, thereby allowing the United ...
Bay Area Indymedia
September 15, 2008
The offending paragraph permits the Iraqi central government to strike similar security deals with its neighbors. Presumably the
Kurds are afraid of being ...
Arab Monitor
September 14, 2008
Since
the US-led invasion and occupation of
Iraq, according to figures released by the Iraqi Journalism Freedom Observatory, at least 235 media
workers have ...
Voice of America
September 10, 2008
Forbes
September 10, 2008
Karim Wasfi, co-conductor of the Iraqi National Symphony Orchestra, will play cello today in the seventh annual
musicians for Harmony concert at Merkin ...
PRESS TV
September 10, 2008
The city is the center of the northern Iraqi petroleum industry.
Kirkuk is a historically and ethnically mixed city populated by Arabs,
Kurds, Turkmen and ...
New York Times
September 10, 2008
Kirkuk is claimed by
Kurds, ethnic Turkmen and Arabs, but the
Kurds dominate, increasingly using their control of the
Iraqi police and their own secret ...
