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Centre Daily Times
November 23, 2008
The State
November 22, 2008
Middle East Times
November 19, 2008
Baghdad province was the first to witness the transition in October, with
Diyala,
Wasit,
Babil and
Qadisiyah provinces scheduled for transfer in January. ...
ABC Online
November 16, 2008
A suicide
car bomb exploded at a police checkpoint in
Iraq's volatile
Diyala Province, killing at least 15 people, including seven policemen, ...
Seattle Times
November 15, 2008
Iraq has opened a new oil refinery in the southern province of
Qadisiyah to meet increasing demand. Iraq has opened a new oil refinery in the southern ...
New York Times
November 12, 2008
By SAM DAGHER
Baghdad, Iraq - Two
American soldiers were shot dead and six others wounded by an Iraqi soldier on Wednesday following an altercation in the ...
Zawya
November 11, 2008
Kut, the capital city of
Baghdad province, lies 180 km southeast of
Baghdad. The opinions of the
Authors expressed herein do not necessarily state or ...
Reuters
November 11, 2008
The
US military says the fighters number 100000, about half of them in
Baghdad province. The government took charge of the
Baghdad fighters last month and ...
International Herald Tribune
November 11, 2008
In
Baghdad province, the
Iraqi government has begun taking over the payment of tens of thousands of Awakening members, a group of mostly
Sunni Arabs who ...
Long War Journal
November 8, 2008
... real name is Saad Ismael Abdul Salah al Hiyali, was a senior
al Qaeda leader in the regions north of
Baghdad in Salahadin and northern
Baghdad province. ...
Systems
November 4, 2008
Husayn Mohammed Ali al-Tahan of
Iraq's
Baghdad province, said that although physical and sectarian barriers had allowed security to develop, ...
Reuters India
October 29, 2008
Commentary
October 27, 2008
Attacks against citizens in
Baghdad had dropped by almost 80 percent since November 2006, murders in
Baghdad province had decreased by 90 percent, ...
Houston Chronicle
October 24, 2008
OsservatorioIraq
October 23, 2008
Le forze irachene hanno assunto oggi il controllo della provincia di Babel - dodicesima delle 18 province che compongono l'
Iraq a passare sotto il controllo ...
Commentary
October 21, 2008
Attacks against citizens in
Baghdad had dropped by almost 80 percent since November 2006, murders in
Baghdad province had decreased by 90 percent, ...
Atlanta Journal Constitution
October 20, 2008
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Taliban militants seized a civilian bus on a main road in volatile southern
Afghanistan and executed at least two dozen passengers, beheading some of them ...
Middle East Times
October 17, 2008
Of the 481 cases, 48 percent were from
Babil province, 16 percent from
Baghdad province, 13 percent from
Diwaniyah, 10 percent from
Basra and the remaining ...
GulfNews
October 16, 2008
Under Saddam Hussain,
Iraqis could buy property in
Baghdad province only if they or their
parents were registered there as residents in a 1957 census. ...
International Herald Tribune
October 15, 2008
Under
Saddam Hussein,
Iraqis could buy property in
Baghdad province only if they or their
parents were registered there as residents in a 1957 census. ...
CNN
October 11, 2008
Watch violence break out in
Baghdad ยป The
US military has said it pays the
Baghdad province members' average monthly cost of $15 million. ...
New York Times
October 10, 2008
By ERICA GOODE and SUADAD AL-SALHY
Baghdad - Hundreds of
Christians are fleeing
Mosul in the wake of a string of killings that appear to be singling out ...
New York Times
October 9, 2008
By ALISSA J. RUBIN
Baghdad - A suicide bomber blew herself up in the capital of
Diyala Province on Wednesday, killing 10 people on a street that has already ...
Zawya
October 9, 2008
WASSIT: A local company on Thursday initiated work on three bridges at al-Mutanabbi intersection in downtown
Kut at a cost of nearly $24 million, ...
U.S. News & World Report
October 1, 2008
Kansas City Star
September 30, 2008
On Wednesday, al Qaisi and 54419 other men in
Baghdad province will transition to
Iraqi government control. That's more than half of the
Sons of Iraq (SOI) ...
guardian.co.uk
September 25, 2008
2 US commander in
Iraq, has said the
Iraqi government will begin paying the salaries of about 54000 mostly
Sunni fighters in
Baghdad province. ...
Herald News Daily
September 25, 2008
Ministry spokesman Ihsan Jaafar said
Babil province south of
Baghdad has had 200 cases while 61 others were reported in
Baghdad province. ...
McClatchy Washington Bureau
September 24, 2008
News & Observer
September 23, 2008
In October, as a first step,
Iraq will begin paying the salaries of about 54000 Sons if Iraq, mostly in
Baghdad province. AP NEWS VIDEO
Baghdad - In ...
HeraldNet
September 23, 2008
The
Iraqi government will begin paying the salaries of about 54000 of the mostly
Sunni fighters in
Baghdad province who joined the fight against
al-Qaida, ...
Orlando Sentinel
September 23, 2008
*The
Iraqi government will begin paying the salaries of about 54000 of the mostly
Sunni fighters in
Baghdad province who joined the fight against
al-Qaida, ...
Voice of America
September 22, 2008
General
Austin says 54000 fighters in
Baghdad province will be absorbed into security and civilian jobs next month. "The
Sons of Iraq have paid a heavy ...
Reuters
September 22, 2008
International Herald Tribune
September 21, 2008
AP Dr. Ihsan Jaafar, a Health Ministry spokesman, says 104 cases were in southern
Babil province and 42 cases were reported in
Baghdad province. ...
Media Newswire (press release)
September 18, 2008
In April, he deployed to the southeastern area of Baghdad province, where he performed nearly 100 missions in just the first five months. ...
Citizen
September 15, 2008
GulfNews
September 7, 2008
Competitions are organised by the
Baghdad province Council between various
Shiite and
Sunni neighbourhoods, to promote the
sport and a feeling of ...
The Olympian
September 6, 2008
Institute for War and Peace Reporting
September 6, 2008
officials fear poor sanitation in the province could result in an outbreak of the disease. By Samah Samad in
Kirkuk (ICR No. 269, 05-Sep-08) While Kirkuk ...
