Fox News | Iraq's own Arab spring The Guardian Photograph: Karim Kadim/AP Stretched close to the limit by combat in Afghanistan and determined not to get into a ground war in Libya, the Pentagon is stepping up the pressure to maintain a huge US troop presence in today's largely peaceful Iraq. ... Iraqis rally against extending US troops presence Arab unrest: Iraq's struggle a warning for protesters The Mullahs' Eyes on Iraq |
The West Australian | Iraq Asks Companies to Bid for New Energy Licenses in June Bloomberg Photographer: Ahmad Al-Rubaye/AFP/Getty Images Iraq, eager to boost energy exports to pay for its reconstruction, asked companies to begin submitting bids in June for a new round of exploration licenses and aims to disclose the results in January. ... Iraq Postpones New Oil Bidding Round To Jan 2012 -Oil Min Iraq oil exports bring in record income Iraq to launch new energy auction early next year |
KRQE | Platoon mourns for New Mexico soldier killed in Iraq KOB.com KOB Eyewitness News 4 talked exclusively with a fellow soldier in Iraq, who was with Stiggins during his final days. Private First Class Antonio Stiggins was killed while supporting Operation New Dawn in Iraq. Now, though no longer fighting beside them ... Death of a Fort Hood soldier in Iraq Rio Rancho Soldier Killed In Iraq Death of a Fort Hood soldier: Pfc. Antonio G. Stiggins |
Reuters | Iraq has more than 14000 people missing: ministry AFP BAGHDAD — More than 14000 people have disappeared in Iraq since 2003, an official said on Monday, revealing for the first time the numbers who have gone missing in the violent aftermath of the US-led invasion. "We have registered the names of 14025 ... Iraqi Christians resilient on Easter Christians remain besieged and fearful in Iraq at Easter 3 government officials are killed in Iraq |
Trend News Agency | Iran, Iraq sign extradition deal AFP TEHRAN — Iran and Iraq have signed an accord to extradite "convicts and criminals" wanted by the two neighbours, state television's website and newspapers reported on Monday. Justice Minister Morteza Bakhtiari and his visiting Iraqi counterpart Hassan ... Iran, Iraq sign extradition accord Iran, Iraq Sign Extradition Accord No Iraqi team in Iran for talks on timetable of US troops, says Iran |
New York Daily News | Local Soldier Dies in Iraq NBC Philadelphia A Hamilton, NJ, native who died in the line of duty in Iraq was brought home on Sunday. Twenty-five-year-old Omar J. Vazquez was a 1st lieutenant with the United States Army. He and a fellow soldier, Pfc. Antonio G. Stiggins of Rio ... Family Recalls Fallen Local Soldier Lt. Omar Vazquez, NJ soldier, killed by improvised explosive device in Iraq Hamilton soldier killed in Iraq |
The Guardian | Taliban tunnel: Five prison escapes in Iraq, Afghanistan Christian Science Monitor This is not the first jail break that has set back the US wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, nor is it even the first escape from this specific prison. Here's a short list of recent prison breaks (and one near-escape) in Iraq and Afghanistan. ... This Kandahar break-out is a real blow for the allies in Afghanistan |
Deseret News | ElBaradei Blasts Bush Administration Over Iraq War Global Security Newswire The former head of the International Atomic Energy Agency in his new memoir lashed out at the Bush administration for instigating "a needless war" in Iraq, indicating he believes that former top officials in Washington should face an international ... ElBaradei suggests war crimes probe of Bush team ElBaradei accuses Bush team of 'deception' on Iraq El Baradei's call |
Sonoro Energy gets permit to begin ops at Iraq project Reuters April 25 (Reuters) - Sonoro Energy , a Canadian oil explorer, said it has got permission to begin operations at its asphalt project in Iraq's Salah ad Din province. An investment permit, granted by the governorate of Salah ad Din, also allows Sonoro to ... Sonoro Receives Permit to Commence Operations |
Military deaths with Nebraska connections CNBC.com As of Monday, April 25, 2011, 63 US service members with Nebraska connections have died in Afghanistan or Iraq since the beginning of military operations following the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the United States, according to the Department ... |