Press TV | Changed by Iraq, Military Asks What Will Stick Wall Street Journal By JULIAN E. BARNES WASHINGTON—The US military left Iraq in December with new technologies that are likely to change the shape of future wars. But some of the skills developed alongside are in danger of falling away, several people throughout the ... Wars divert many resources from homeland |
gulfnews.com | A Moderate Official at Risk in a Fracturing Iraq New York Times BAGHDAD RAFE AL-ESSAWI is the man in charge of Iraq's finances, a moderate Sunni doctor who greets his guests and denounces his foes in practiced English. He may also be the next leader to fall as the country's Shiite prime minister takes aim at ... Iraq row festers as speaker denies penning op-ed Iraq faces terror of another kind Can Iraq's Nouri al-Maliki Keep the Country a Strong Democracy? |
The Guardian | Turkish Kurds vent rage over deadly airstrike Chicago Sun-Times By CHRISTOPHER TORCHIA December 30, 2011 3:22PM People carry the coffins of victims as thousands of mourners gathered in Gulyazi village at the border with Iraq, southeast Turkey, Friday, Dec. 30, 2011 for the funerals of 35 Kurdish civilians who were ... Thousands Gather in Turkey for Funerals After Botched Raid Turkish Kurds vent fury over botched air strike Turkey's PM pledges full probe into deadly raid |
The REAL TRUTH | A bleak end in Iraq Ahram Online The year ended in Iraq with a string of bombings that killed and wounded hundreds of people and sharpened a political deadlock that has gripped the country since the departure of the last American combat troops on 18 December. ... U.S. Troops Pull Out of Iraq US post-Iraq legacy Tallying the long term costs of the Iraq War |
Globe and Mail | Iraq US Troop Withdrawal: Celebrations As American Forces Leave Huffington Post During the rally, men and children waved Iraqi flags and raised banners praising those who resisted the US presence in Iraq. "Baghdad is the castle of resistance," one banner read. "The deeds of the heroes are stronger than the weapons of the occupiers ... Iraqis cheer departure of US forces Peace in Iraq was fragile all along |
As the year comes to an end, so does the Iraq War. RT Iraq, Iraq-Kuwait Border: Iraqis wave behind a US flag fluttering on the dashboard of a Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle from the 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division as the last US convoy heads to the Kuwaiti border to leave Iraq on ... Iraq's WMD were a mirage, despite claims to the contrary Was the Iraq War Worth it? Neil Posson: Will we learn Iraq's lessons? |
Peoria Journal Star (blog) | Images from Iraq Peoria Journal Star (blog) In March of 2004, I spent 20 days documenting the lives of local units serving in the Iraq war for the Journal Star with reporter Mark Stern. I had mixed feelings about accepting the assignment, knowing I would be working in a war zone. ... |
CBS New York | Contractor held in Iraq thrilled to be home in NY Wall Street Journal AP NEW YORK — A security contractor who was held in Iraq for 18 days said Friday he is happy to be home and he hopes there is an investigation into the circumstances of his detention. "It could potentially occur again," said Army veteran Alex Antiohos ... Contractor Detained In Iraq 'Thrilled' And 'Excited' To Be Back On Long Island |
Wall Street Journal | Iran threat, Iraq unrest spook oil market UPI.com These concerns have been heightened by growing unrest in Iraq in the wake of the US military withdrawal completed about two weeks ago. If Iraq's exports, running at around 2.1 million barrels per day, are curtailed the disruption to global energy ... The Week in Review <strong>Phares: Obama Failing to Contain Growing Iran Threat</strong> Iran: An Oil Giant |
USA TODAY | Marine survives Iraq, Afghanistan, gets shot in Craigslist transaction WPEC "I go to Iraq and Afghanistan multiple times and I haven't been shot or blown up and I'm here at home in Florida, and here I am riding away in an ambulance with a bunch of gunshot wounds." Doctors said Friday that Trenker has made an amazing recovery ... Robbery victim (a US Marine) plugs bullet holes with fingers Marine Veteran Shot in Robbery, Uses Fingers to Plug his Wounds |