CBC.ca | Some fear post-revolution Libya may look like Iraq Los Angeles Times Transitional National Council members trickling into the capital from their base in the east bristle at the comparison between Libya and Iraq. They insist that they are victims of their own success. Few expected that Kadafi's defenses would melt away ... Iraq: How not to overthrow a dictator Will a post-Gadhafi Libya look like Iraq? Lessons from Iraq for Libya? Don't do what the US did. |
Reuters UK | Turkish-Iraqi ties strained over claims of civilian deaths Hurriyet Daily News Diplomatic relations between Baghdad and Ankara have become strained due to Turkey's cross-border military operations against terrorist bases in northern Iraq. Turkey has denied claims that seven civilians were killed during the army's cross-border ... Iraq summons Turkey to protest airstrikes Turkish government rejects claims it killed civilians in Iraq's Kurdish region Turkey denies civilian deaths in Iraq |
Court rules Camp Pendleton Marine should stand trial for Iraq killings Los Angeles Times A military appeals court Thursday rejected a request that could further delay the court martial of a Marine from Camp Pendleton accused in the killing of 24 Iraqis in Haditha in 2005. The court rejected a request filed on behalf of Staff Sgt. Frank ... Appeal dismissed in Haditha killings Court says Marine should go on trial in Iraq case |
NewsNet5.com | Israel seeks to buy US equipment in Iraq UPI.com 26 (UPI) -- Israel's Defense Ministry is negotiating with the Pentagon to buy US military equipment in Iraq that's due to be shelved as surplus or sold as the last contingent of US forces prepared to withdraw. The Jerusalem Post reported that the ... Extent of US presence in Iraq beyond 2011 increasingly a point of contention Pentagon, scarred by 9/11, adapts to new fight |
Turkey Steps Up Campaign Against PKK on Iraq Border Voice of America August 26, 2011 Turkey Steps Up Campaign Against PKK on Iraq Border Dorian Jones | Istanbul The conflict between the Turkish state and Kurdish rebel group the PKK continues to escalate as the Turkish armed forces in last few days have being bombarding ... Iraqi-Kurd lawmakers demand Turkish raid apology This week in war Kurdish government should respect court's decision - Change Movement |
WBEZ | The List Project helps thousands in Iraq who risked their lives aiding the US WBEZ 26, 2011 An Iraqi translator questions a man about a pipeline fire while US Army Sgt. Jason Johnston looks on outside Baqouba, Iraq. Kirk Johnson, a former USAID official in Baghdad and Fallujah, founded “The List Project” in 2007 in response to a ... |
Foreign Policy (blog) | Supporters of Iranian resistance group rally at State Department CNN International In the 1980s, because of the group's anti-Iran actions, Iraq's Saddam Hussein provided it with financial support and military training. During the Iran-Iraq War, the State Department says, Baghdad "armed the MEK with heavy military equipment and ... Iranian dissidents gather high-profile support Hundreds demonstrate in DC for Iranian group MKO Supporters Rally To Call For US Delisting |
BBC News | Dozen killed in Iraq violence Aljazeera.net A series of bomb attacks and shootings across Iraq has killed at least 12 people, including six security force members, and wounded 87 others, medical and security officials said. In the deadliest attack on Thursday, a vehicle packed with explosives ... Series of bomb attacks in Anbar Province kill 15 Bombs kill 14 in attacks across Iraq Police targeted in Iraq violence |
swissinfo.ch | Three rockets rock Kuwait-Iraq border Kuwait Times By A Saleh, Staff Writer and Agencies DUBAI: Three rockets have hit the border area between Kuwait and Iraq, Al Arabiya TV reported yesterday quoting diplomatic sources. The pro-Gaddafi TV channel Al Orouba reported the rockets had targeted Kuwait?s ... Iraq denies firing rockets at Kuwaiti port Three Katyusha rockets hit area near Kuwait-Iraq border, no casualties: TV Maliki denies missile attack on Kuwait from Iraq |
OregonLive.com (blog) | Soldiers gear up for Hood to Coast -- far from either OregonLive.com (blog) By Mike Francis, The Oregonian View full sizeSPC Anita VanderMolen / Oregon National GuardOregon Guard troops participated from Iraq in 2009. First of all, Team Warfighter Sports, composed of disabled veterans will tackle the challenging 190-mile relay ... |