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Iraq to buy more F-16 fighters from US - International News Network Sun, 31 Jul 2011 18:49:20 GMT+00:00

Kansas City Star

Iraq to buy more F-16 fighters from US International News Network BAGHDAD: Iraq's Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki says Baghdad aims to double the number of F-16 fighters planned to be purchased from the United States. "A delegation from the Iraqi Air Force along with advisers will travel to revive the contract to ... Iraq to buy 36 US fighter jetsLos Angeles Times Iraq set to double planned purchase of F-16s, but will US troops stay into 2012?Christian Science Monitor Iraqis Dusts Off F-16s OrderThe Media Line Reuters -Voice of America (blog) -AFP all 364 news articles »

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Blair condemns report leak - Herald Scotland Mon, 01 Aug 2011 02:08:47 GMT+00:00

Daily Mail

Blair condemns report leak Herald Scotland TONY Blair has condemned leaks as a deliberate attempt to pre-judge the Chilcot Inquiry on the Iraq war before the report is even complete. With publication due in the autumn, Sir John Chilcot's inquiry is at the stage where draft sections of his ... Blair angered by 'pre-judging' of Chilcot inquiry on Iraq warThe Independent Chilcot to heavily criticise Tony Blair over Iraq warThe Guardian Tony Blair and his allies expected to face devastating criticism from ...Mirror.co.uk Telegraph.co.uk -Daily Mail -Scotsman all 223 news articles »

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Iraqi leaders reach deal on cabinet reduction - Tehran Times Sun, 31 Jul 2011 19:06:30 GMT+00:00

Fox News

Iraqi leaders reach deal on cabinet reduction Tehran Times Saturday's deal comes amid debate over whether or not a US military contingent will remain in Iraq beyond a year-end deadline for their withdrawal. The controversial issue has been further complicated by the release of a US review that found security ... US Report Finds Security Deteriorating in IraqNew York Times Iraq 'less safe' than a year ago, US inspector saysBoston Globe Iraq is MORE dangerous now amid resurgence in violence by Shi'ite militiasDaily Mail Neon Tommy -Bend Bulletin all 434 news articles »

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Iraq parliament warns government over delayed oil law - Reuters Africa Sun, 31 Jul 2011 16:14:48 GMT+00:00

Reuters

Iraq parliament warns government over delayed oil law Reuters Africa BAGHDAD, July 31 (Reuters) - Iraq's parliament on Sunday warned the government it would force through a new draft of a much-delayed oil law if the cabinet further hold up the original legislation that investors see as a key guarantee of stability. ... Analysis: Kurds serve warning as U.S. withdrawal nearsReuters Why Do The Sunnis Support “Dividing” Iraq?Rudaw Baghdad needs to keep the peace in Kirkukgulfnews.com all 24 news articles »

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Iran Eying $10bln Trade Exchange with Iraq This Year - Fars News Agency Sat, 30 Jul 2011 12:10:09 GMT+00:00

Eurasia Review

Iran Eying $10bln Trade Exchange with Iraq This Year Fars News Agency He further stated that almost 250 Iranian companies are involved in economic activities in Iraq. The official mentioned that the Iraqi provinces of Erbil, Kirkuk and Sulaymaniyah are considered as trade gateways for Iranian products and a good market ... US debates leaving Iraq in Iranian handsExaminer.com Iranian firms urged to expand business in IraqAzzaman.com Iran, Turkey, Iraq ink $200m deal to establish joint bankTehran Times NL-Aid -American Thinker -Executive Intelligence Review (EIR) all 55 news articles »

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Retired Military Translator's Home Reportedly Raided in DEA Mix-Up - Fox News Sun, 31 Jul 2011 21:58:33 GMT+00:00

Fox News

Retired Military Translator's Home Reportedly Raided in DEA Mix-Up Fox News A retired military translator who served in Iraq says he was treated like a criminal when agents from the DEA barreled into his Detroit home just after 2 am Tuesday morning, MyFoxDetroit.com reported. "As soon as I opened the door, somebody grabbed me ... Report: Armed DEA agents raid wrong house in Sterling HeightsMLive.com all 3 news articles »

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Iran Will Announce US Hikers Verdict By Next Week: Lawyer - Voice of America (blog) Sun, 31 Jul 2011 14:40:23 GMT+00:00

ABC News

Iran Will Announce US Hikers Verdict By Next Week: Lawyer Voice of America (blog) Attorney Masoud Shafiei made the announcement after Iran held its final court hearing on the case Sunday, exactly two years since Shane Bauer, Josh Fattal and Sarah Shourd were arrested on charges that they had illegally crossed into Iran from Iraq. ... VIDEO: US 'hikers' await verdict in TehranBBC News Verdict for American Hikers in Iran Will Be Issued Within One Week, Judge ...ABC News Attorney: Iranian court to rule within week in American hikers' caseCNN Daily Californian -Albany Times Union -New York Daily News all 1,282 news articles »

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Math Can Predict Insurgent Attacks, Physicist Says - NPR Sun, 31 Jul 2011 20:42:14 GMT+00:00

Math Can Predict Insurgent Attacks, Physicist Says NPR But when it comes to insurgent attacks in Afghanistan or Iraq, that's not exactly the case, says Neil Johnson, a physicist at the University of Miami. Johnson tells Guy Raz, host of weekends on All Things Considered, about the equation his team has ... and more »

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Iraq parliament committee seeks joint commission with Iran on PJAK: report - Tehran Times Sun, 31 Jul 2011 19:05:26 GMT+00:00

FRANCE 24

Iraq parliament committee seeks joint commission with Iran on PJAK: report Tehran Times Iran has said it keeps the right to hunt down PJAK terrorist inside Iraq. According to Iraqi newspaper Al-Sabah, in the last session of the Iraqi parliament, the security and defense committee compiled a report on the military operations carried out by ... Iran Protests at Iraq over PJAK Terrorist ActivitiesFars News Agency Iranian Shelling Kills 13-Year-Old in North IraqFox News Iran, Turkey team up vs 'Kurdish terrorist threat' in northern IraqWorld Tribune AFP -Aswat Al Iraq -Press TV all 47 news articles »

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Iraqi army calls US forces 'brothers,' but some politicians want them out - MiamiHerald.com Sun, 31 Jul 2011 08:01:55 GMT+00:00

Iraqi army calls US forces 'brothers,' but some politicians want them out MiamiHerald.com MOSUL, Iraq -- The shooting had ended, the smoke had cleared, and as they trooped one by one to the microphone to critique the live-fire exercise, the Iraqi generals issued a warm greeting to their comrades in arms. "That's us," said Col. ... and more »