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Vancouver Sun
March 20, 2010
It is far safer than it was at the peak of
sectarian killing, but a tenacious insurgency keeps
Iraq under siege just as
US troops halve their force by this ...
The Guardian
March 19, 2010
Ash Koshanejad and Negar Shaghaghi, the twin songwriters of Take It Easy Hospital, are the stars of a new Iranian film by garlanded
Kurdish director Bahman ...
MiamiHerald.com
March 19, 2010
truthout
March 18, 2010
We sat in a tent with about ten
Kurdish men, eating a meager meal made of meat wrapped in grape leaves and fresh goat's
milk, while the only Kurd that spoke ...
Reuters AlertNet
March 18, 2010
Asbarez News
March 18, 2010
Los Angeles, 90048) on March 24 to demand the release of a 15 year-old
Kurdish girl jailed in
Turkey for 8 years on charges of
terrorism. ...
Los Angeles Times
March 18, 2010
Allawi's slate appears to have won in five northern provinces with large
Sunni populations that were once hotbeds of the
Sunni-led insurgency. ...
Arizona Republic
March 16, 2010
O'
Dell traveled to
Iraq last week to join a team of international forensic experts in the country's
Kurdish northern region as part of a
US government ...
Boston Globe
March 16, 2010
Most of the
Taji prison's detainees are low- or midlevel
Insurgents who were arrested by
American troops, said Major General David Quantock, commander of ...
ArmyTimes.com
March 16, 2010
Despite sporadic
bomb attacks in
Iraq last year and during the recent elections, and renewed insurgent activity sparked by the ongoing
Kurdish-Arab dispute ...
MidEastYouth.com
March 16, 2010
... gas attack which was carried out as part of the Al-
Anfal genocide campaign to terrorize the
Kurdish population and
peshmerga rebels in northern
Iraq. ...
CBS News
March 16, 2010
At first glance, we've got a four-way horse race, where shifting coalitions could produce surprising results (a
Kurdish-
religious Shiite coalition, ...
Voice of America
March 15, 2010
As expected,
Kurdish parties are maintaining their control in the mostly Kurdish provinces in northern
Iraq.
Sunnis largely boycotted the previous election ...
Reuters
March 15, 2010
Allawi, a secular Shi'ite, also galvanized support among
Sunni Arab voters in northern
Nineveh, still gripped by a tenacious
Sunni Islamist insurgency. ...
New York Times (blog)
March 15, 2010
The police officers backed off, leaving the flag, which was for a
Kurdish political party. The officers were Turkmens, according to Mr. Sheik-Mohammed. ...
Reuters AlertNet
March 14, 2010
DIYARBAKIR,
Turkey, March 14 (Reuters) -
Kurdish rebels killed a Turkish soldier on
Sunday in the first clash with security forces in several months, ...
Hurriyet Daily News
March 13, 2010
Since the October 1998 Turkish threat to use force against
Syria, Damascus has complied with Turkish demands to stop support for the
Kurdish insurgency and ...
Armenia Diaspora
March 13, 2010
... arming Iraqi and Iranian
Kurds with close ties to
Kurdish rebels in
Turkey who have been responsible for the deaths of thousands of Turkish citizens. ...
Iranian
March 13, 2010
Register
March 12, 2010
Attacks were often followed by emailed PowerPoint files that decried the treatment of the
Kurdish people by
Turkey and finished with a message claiming data ...
New York Times
March 12, 2010
Some
Sunni politicians have insisted that a
Sunni Arab succeed President
Jalal Talabani, a Kurd.
Kurdish officials themselves have worried that the entry of ...
Philadelphia Inquirer
March 11, 2010
Joshua Fattal, 27, an
environmentalist and a 2000 graduate of Cheltenham High School, was trekking in
Kurdish-controlled northern
Iraq with his friends ...
New York Times
March 11, 2010
It also led to many death threats against Mr. Vilks, who was temporarily moved to a secret location after
Islamic militants put a $100000 bounty on his head ...
Economist
March 11, 2010
Next, according to the
Constitution, it must choose a president, possibly a Kurd, as before. By midsummer, the new members of parliament may set down what ...
Philadelphia Inquirer
March 10, 2010
Joshua Fattal, 27, an
environmentalist and a 2000 graduate of Cheltenham High School, was trekking in
Kurdish-controlled northern
Iraq with his friends ...
Calgary Herald
March 10, 2010
But
Turkey, which also wants to contain
Kurdish aspirations, is bound to eclipse the
Iranians in fairly short order. After all, Iraqi territory once ...
Xinhua
March 10, 2010
Iran's western provinces have been the hotbed of regular armed clashes between Iranian security forces and
Kurdish militant parties, in particular ...
Calgary Herald
March 10, 2010
But
Turkey, which also wants to contain
Kurdish aspirations, is bound to eclipse the
Iranians in fairly short order. After all, Iraqi territory once ...
BBC News
March 10, 2010
Last month a
Kurdish journalist was jailed for 21 years because his paper used a respectful term of address when describing the jailed
Kurdish rebel leader ...
Christian Science Monitor
March 9, 2010
The Guardian newspaper, based in
London, also reports a strong
Kurdish turnout but doesn't offer any percentages. One thing that's clear though is that the ...
Anarkismo.net
March 9, 2010
The Spanish anarchist site alasbarricadas.org interviewed last month the anarchist Kurd group of exiles
Kurdistan Anarchist Forum. ...
Times Online
March 9, 2010
And I'm not even talking about that corrupted part of our body politic that took sides with the murderous
Insurgents and described them as liberators. ...
Kurdish Aspect
March 9, 2010
Montreal Gazette
March 9, 2010
Gulf Daily News
March 9, 2010
Washington Post
March 9, 2010
In
Anbar Province, once a bastion of the
Sunni insurgency, 61 percent of voters went to the polls. The
Kurdish north, predictably, had the highest turnout. ...
RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty
March 8, 2010
Las Vegas Sun
March 8, 2010
AP
Turkey this week feels more threatened by a few US lawmakers than it does by its neighbors or alleged coup plots or even
Kurdish militants. ...
Nation on Sunday
March 7, 2010
The
Kurdish areas in the north have also been asserting its new found freedoms since the disposal of Hussein which has lead to tensions in the distribution ...
Los Angeles Times
March 7, 2010
