US military deaths in Iraq war at 4266 The Associated Press As of Sunday, April 5, 2009, at least 4266 members of the US military had died in the Iraq war since it began in March 2003, according to an Associated Press count. The figure includes eight military civilians killed in action. ... US military deaths in Iraq war at 4265 |
AP INVESTIGATION: Notorious terrorist indicted in US eludes ... Los Angeles Times, CA Since the 2003 invasion of Iraq, Ibrahim had managed to elude coalition forces — possibly while aiding the Sunni insurgency — before he recently crossed into Syria, federal law enforcement and former CIA officials believe. ... |
TVNZ | Six gay men killed in Iraq United Press International An unnamed Iraq Interior Ministry official said the latest incident happened Thursday in the Sadr City area of Baghdad, in which two gay men were slain after they were disowned by relatives, CNN reported. The official said the men were killed after a ... Six gay men shot to death in Iraq by tribe members Three homosexuals shot dead in Iraq: ministry Other Iraq news |
Voice of America | Palestinian President Abbas in Iraq for Talks FOXNews BAGHDAD — An Iraqi government spokesman says Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has arrived in Baghdad for talks, in what's thought to be the first visit by a Palestinian leader since the 2003 invasion of Iraq. Spokesman Ali al-Dabagh says the ... Palestinians Are Focus in Abbas Visit to Baghdad Iraq 'vows to protect' Palestinians In Iraq, Abbas urges Israel to accept two-state solution |
USA Today | Binghamton Victims Shared a Dream of Living Better Lives New York Times, United States By MANNY FERNANDEZ and JAVIER C. HERNANDEZ BINGHAMTON, NY — One was a woman who survived three bombings in her native Iraq. Another was a never-say-retired grandmother of 17 who volunteered at her synagogue. One was a homemaker from the Philippines, ... Classroom of diverse dreams destroyed Binghamton victims died seeking better lives A look at victims of the Binghamton, NY, shootings |
Straits Times | FACTBOX: Obama visit bolsters US-Turkey ties Reuters US-Turkish ties suffered badly in 2003 when Ankara opposed the Iraq invasion, but the two allies share vital interests in the stability of Iraq. Turkey is a logistical hub for US forces set up to withdraw from Iraq, and Turkey's Incirlik air force base ... Video: Protests greet Obama's Turkey visit - 05 April 09 Analysis: Obama visit to Turkey no afterthought BACKGROUNDER: Basic facts about Turkey-US relations |
Washington Times | US soldier charged in contractor's slaying in Iraq Kansas City Star, MO By CORINNE REILLY A US soldier has been charged with murdering a foreign contractor at an American base in Taji, Iraq, the military said Sunday. Pfc. Carl T. Stovall III, a 25-year-old soldier from Kennesaw, Ga., is accused of shooting the foreign ... US soldier charged with contractor murder in Iraq US Soldier Charged With Murdering Independent Contractor US soldier in Iraq charged with murder of Hungarian |
Iraq's policewomen struggle to change perceptions Washington Post, United States Kadhem, 43, became one of Iraq's first policewomen in 2005, joining when an insurgency raged and militants made a point of targeting recruits in the fledgling security forces. Being at the wrong checkpoint at the wrong time meant death. ... |
Times Online | Roadside bombers in Iraq attacked Los Angeles Times, CA They are believed to be members of the Sons of Iraq group. Associated Press Baghdad -- A US aircraft fired on suspected Sunni paramilitary fighters planting a bomb, killing one and wounding two, the US said Friday -- the latest sign of trouble in a ... US Aircraft Opens Fire on Sons of Iraq Members US plane fires on Sons of Iraq members US in Iraq kills Sunni paramilitary planting bomb |
New York Times | An Ancient Sect Navigates Iraq’s New Voting Process New York Times, United States Prince Tahseen Saeed Ali, the leader of the Yazidi sect, in Dohuk, in Nineveh Province of Iraq. A politically astute group, the Yazidis control nearly a quarter of the seats on the provincial council. By CAMPBELL ROBERTSON and STEPHEN FARRELL DOHUK, ... |