Iraq Calls for New Inquiry on Deaths in 2006 US Raid New York Times BAGHDAD — A spokesman for Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki of Iraq said Friday that the government would reopen an investigation into a March 2006 raid in which American troops were accused of executing an Iraqi family. ... Iraq to reopen probe of deadly 2006 Ishaqi raid Iraq Renews Probe Into Deadly US Raid Maliki's statements have no "negative" connotations - Kuwaiti newspaper |
The Guardian | On the Media: A grim reminder from WikiLeaks Los Angeles Times A cable among the latest release of government communiques corroborates an account that detailed US troops' killing of a family in Ishaqi, Iraq. It also shows the importance of determined reporting. Iraqis examine a house damaged during a US raid in ... Leaked UN letter may be trouble for US/Iraq talks WikiLeaks disclosure reopens Iraqi inquiry into massacre of family Reports: US Troops Killed 5 Children In Iraq Raid |
IGNN (press release) | Its Helicopters in Iraq, Vermont Gets Help from Other States The New American With all six of its National Guard's Black Hawk helicopters still deployed in Iraq, flood-devastated Vermont received help from neighboring New Hampshire and distant Illinois this week in bringing relief to residents stranded in thirteen communities ... Vermont Choppers in Iraq; Help for Flood Isolated Residents Delayed Iraq War Leads To Helicopter Drought in Flooded Vermont |
Los Angeles Times | Mission Accomplished Wall Street Journal Then came the George W. Bush administration, 9/11, the wars on terror and in Iraq, and Cheney the Reasonable became—pick your Dowdian cliché—Darth Vader, Dr. Strangelove, torturer in chief, Rasputin, the mad bomber. This image transformation says far ... Full Comment Forum: Dick Cheney regrets nothing, and why should he? Vice President Cheney and WMD: No apologies necessary Credit due for Arab Spring |
The Guardian | Suicide Bombs in Iraq Have Killed 12000 Civilians, Study Says New York Times 11, 2001, which set off wars in Iraq and Afghanistan in which suicide bombings have become common, as they have in Pakistan. The Lancet published studies in 2004 and 2006 that used samplings of casualties and statistical modeling to arrive at tolls of ... New Lancet study says 12000 Iraqis dead from suicide bombings Iraq blasts claimed over 12000 deaths Suicide Bombs In Iraq Caused 200 Coalition Soldier And 12000 Civilian ... |
New York Times (blog) | Qaddafi Pledges Iraq-Like Civil War The Atlantic Qaddafi Pledges Iraq-Like Civil War—Can He Do It? By Max Fisher Now-deposed Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi, in a phone call to independent Arabic-language TV network Al-Rai on Thursday, urged supporters to continue fighting "valley to valley and ... Nato to avoid Iraq mistakes What Libya can learn from Iraq In Iraq and Afghanistan, War-Weary Eyes Turn Toward Libya |
Iraq and Afghanistan Vets Against the War hold dialogue for peace here Chesterton Tribune It's arguably the most polarizing issue in the country—war, in Iraq and in Afghanistan—and finding just a splinter of common ground on which to debate it is tough. Begin with this: folks are often not even debating the same thing, ... From Army-Navy to Iraq and Afghanistan 2 years of dwell time for soldiers is long overdue The post-9/11 military: Our soldiers and generals have adapted well in the ... |
Los Angeles Times | Worst month for US deaths in Afghanistan Sydney Morning Herald America's contrasting fortunes in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are highlighted in casualty figures recording no US deaths in Iraq in August but the highest death toll in Afghanistan in the past 10 years. Military analysts in the US say the high ... August brought worst death toll of Afghan war, lightest of Iraq war Afghanistan death toll for US at highest level since war began 10 years ago Highest-ever US death count for one month in Afghanistan in August... but NO ... |
The Feud, Dick Cheney's Humor and Colin Powell on a Segway in the West Wing ABC News (blog) The two men worked together in Republican administrations for decades, but have split over the Iraq War and other foreign policy during the Bush administration. “It was as though he thought the proper way to express his views was by criticizing ... |
DAWN.com | US Says Forces Coordinate With Iraq, Turkey On Rebel Attacks RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty BAGHDAD -- A senior US military official says American forces jointly patrol with the Iraqi Army and Kurdistan Regional Government forces in disputed areas and coordinate with Iraq and Turkey about crossborder attacks by Kurdish rebels, RFE/RL's Radio ... HRW urges Iran, Turkey to spare civilians in cross-border attacks into Iraq Human Rights Watch slams Turkey, Iran attacks in north Iraq HRW slams Turkey, Iran attacks in north Iraq |