AFP | Bombs in market, shootings kill 17 in Iraq The Seattle Times Bombs in market, shootings kill 17 in Iraq. Back-to-back bomb blasts in a crowded Baghdad market near a revered Shiite shrine and a string of shootings targeting government officials killed at least 17 people Saturday. By BUSHRA JUHI. Associated Press ... Twin Iraq blasts kill eight in Baghdad Shi'ite district Twin blasts kill 11 in Iraq 11 Killed and 48 Hurt in Baghdad Market Blasts |
Middle East Online | Iraq: The shield of Shiite Islam Town Hall Iraq: Today, the al-Maliki government called for the US to speed up its weapons deliveries, as the two countries near a deal on a second set of 18 F-16s, days after Baghdad signed $4.2 billion in arms deals with Moscow. The contracts with Russia made ... Iraq presses US for faster arms deliveries Iraq urges US to speed up arms deliveries Iraq says signs contract for 18 F-16 fighter jets |
NPR | Myths of Iraq and Afghanistan Chicago Tribune When Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said the other day the U.S. war in Afghanistan is "succeeding" and "has turned an important corner," I could have sworn I had heard that before. Where could it have been? Ah, now I remember. In 2003, Defense ... Wondering About The Cost Of War? We Have Answers A quantitative study of my military library shows Vietnam hot on the heels of Iraq |
Woman injured in Iraq to receive home renovation The Hour MANCHESTER -- A local veteran who was injured while serving in Iraq will be the first woman wounded in combat to receive a home renovated by local officials and volunteers through the Purple Heart Homes program. Staff Sgt. Sandra Lee was involved four ... |
Iraq war vet wins hunting trip, shopping spree Jamestown Sun Eric Hylden / Forum Communications Phil Sorenson, a National Guardsman from Williston, N.D., who lost his lower left leg in Iraq, is greeted by the Outdoor Channel's “Archer's Choice” hosts Vicki and Ralph Cianciarulo, at Cabela's in East Grand Forks ... |
Al-Monitor | Iraq seeks ousted central bank chief's arrest in graft probe Reuters BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqi authorities have issued arrest warrants for the former central bank chief and other bank officials after a probe into corruption, a decision likely to fuel investor worries the government is interfering with the bank's autonomy. Iraq Issues Arrest Warrant for Central Bank Chief Iraq issues arrest warrant for ex central bank chief, other officials Iraq Issues Arrest Warrant for Ex-Central Bank Governor |
BBC News | UK Defense Agency Loses Appeal Over Iraq Death Negligence Businessweek The U.K. Ministry of Defence lost an appeal to avoid a negligence lawsuit by the family of a soldier killed when his lightly armored vehicle was struck by a roadside bomb while he was on patrol in Iraq in 2006. Private Lee Ellis' sister and daughter ... Families of soldiers killed in Iraq can sue MoD for negligence, judges rule British court rules families of soldiers killed in Iraq can sue government for ... Families of Iraq soldiers can claim for damages |
Kipp Report | Exxon Nears Sale of South Iraq Stake Wall Street Journal By HASSAN HAFIDH · Exxon Mobil Corp. is in talks to sell its stake in a contract to develop a multibillion-dollar oil project in southern Iraq while gearing up to start a controversial drilling effort in the Kurdistan region, people familiar with the ... Exxon seeks to quit flagship Iraq oil project Exxon may Exit from South Iraq Oil Project Exxon seeks to quit Iraq oil project |
Globe and Mail | Edmonton terrorism suspect ordered extradited to NY for Iraq bombing trial Globe and Mail The Crown argued that intercepted phone and Internet conversations show Mr. Sharif, who went by other names — including Faruq Muhammad'Isa — helped jihadists contact members of a terror network as they made their way from Tunisia to Iraq to make ... Sayfildin Tahir Sharif, Iraqi-born Canadian citizen, faces extradition to the US KWQC-TV6 News and Weather For The Quad Cities - Canada judge says terror ... 'Candid Camera' terrorist to be extradited to U.S. |
Daily Beast | The Military's PTSD Problem Daily Beast The report, which revealed that 247,243 veterans from the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars have been diagnosed with PTSD, was buried on the V.A.'s website without fanfare. “As far as we can tell, V.A. didn't tell anyone these numbers were made public," says ... |