New York Times | Iraq holds state funeral for murdered lawmaker Reuters By Waleed Ibrahim BAGHDAD, June 13 (Reuters) - Iraq buried a murdered Sunni Muslim leader on Saturday in the first formal state funeral held by the government since the US-led invasion in 2003. Harith al-Ubaidi, head of the biggest Sunni bloc in ... Iraq holds state funeral for MP Iraq blames al-Qaida for Sunni killing Iraqi Lawmaker Is Buried in State Funeral |
Washington Post | US Embassy: 2 more US contractors released in Iraq The Associated Press 1 lifted the immunity that had been enjoyed by American contractors in Iraq for much of the six-year war. The move was provoked by outrage over a deadly September 2007 shooting in Baghdad involving another North Carolina security firm, ... 2 more US contractors released from Iraqi custody |
New York Times | US soldier killed in bomb attack in Iraq Xinhua, China A military statement gave no further details about the incident, but said the soldier is assigned to Multi-National Corps - Iraq (MNC-I) which is the Tactical Unit responsible for command and control of operations in Iraq. About 4312 US soldiers have ... US mil: American soldier killed by bomb in Iraq Bomb blast kills US soldier in Iraq Round-up of Daily Violence in Iraq - Saturday 13 June 2009 |
The Southern Ledger | NJ guard soldiers welcomed home from Iraq Philadelphia Inquirer, PA By Edward Colimore Blackhawk helicopters flew over the Statehouse, artillery boomed, and cheering crowds lined the streets yesterday as more than 2800 New Jersey National Guard soldiers officially ended their Iraq deployment and marched to their ... Video: Parade Welcomes NJ Troops Home From Iraq Troops in NJ are welcomed home from Iraq NJ GUARD RETURNS FROM IRAQ |
Earthtimes (press release) | Dutch football to take off in Iraq thanks to Akram USA Today By Stuart Condie, AP Sports Writer JOHANNESBURG — Dutch football is likely to become a whole lot more popular in Iraq thanks to Nashat Akram. The Netherlands' national league lags behind those of England, Spain, Italy and Germany in terms of ... For Iraq, football is the only war in town |
Washington Post | Funnyman Colbert is serious about the Iraq war Los Angeles Times, CA Raymond Odierno this week it was both the least and the most important moment in his four-night sojourn in Iraq. The Comedy Central star gave up a thick head of hair, and shelved his beloved blow-dryer. America won't soon forget the shtick -- Colbert ... Troops in Iraq hailed by Bush on 'Colbert Report' The TV Watch Bob Hope's Spirit, but No Cheesecake After Iraq broadcasts, can Stephen Colbert declare “Mission ... |
ABC News | Pressure builds to produce result against Iraq USA Today By Raf Casert, AP Sports Writer JOHANNESBURG — In bad need of credit and momentum ahead of next year's World Cup, South Africa's Bafana Bafana must make the most of Sunday's Confederations Cup opener against Iraq. Entering the World Cup as rank ... South Africa prepares for unfamiliar challenge of Iraq South Africa v Iraq South Africa all set to start party against Iraq |
Voice of America | 5 US contractors in Iraq cleared in colleague's killing Los Angeles Times, CA But Iraqi officials say two of the American security contractors remain in custody on drug-related charges, and that the other three will still face weapons and documents charges. Baghdad -- Five US security contractors arrested in Baghdad have been ... Iraq says frees 3 of 5 arrested US contractors Iraq releases three of five US contractors Iraq Clears 5 US Contractors in Killing of American Businessman |
Washington Times | US Marines will exit Iraq by spring of next year Christian Science Monitor By Gordon Lubold | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor Washington - They are considered the "soldiers of the sea," but US Marines have been deployed to landlocked Anbar Province in western Iraq since 2003. Gen. James Conway, commandant of the ... Marine chief: Troops out of Iraq by spring Marines will come out of Iraq by spring 2010 US Marines out of Iraq by spring 2010: general |
guardian.co.uk | Milutinovic, Soccer's Happy Nomad, Has Deadly Serious Job in Iraq New York Times, United States Hassan Ammar/AP Since winning the 2007 Asian Cup, Iraq has lost its way through a maze of coaching changes, complacency and government interference that led briefly a year ago to the suspension of its soccer federation by FIFA. ... Nomadic Bora says Iraq is his toughest challenge How the Lions of Mesopotamia brought a sense of unity to Iraq Iraq's "Lions" eye crucial first Cup game |