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Marine's Plea Ends Iraq Massacre Case - Wall Street Journal Tue, 24 Jan 2012 01:17:54 GMT

Los Angeles Times

Marine's Plea Ends Iraq Massacre Case Wall Street Journal The plea deal, which results in manslaughter charges being dropped, brings to a close a lengthy series of high-profile investigations and court proceedings stemming from the deaths of 24 civilians, including women and children, in Haditha, Iraq. Marine's trial ends without a conviction in 2005 Iraq killingsLos Angeles Times Marine accepts plea deal in Iraqi civilian deathsFox News Marine charged in Haditha, Iraq, killings pleads guilty to lesser chargeCNN all 1,101 news articles »

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Saud Nasir Sabah, Kuwaiti ambassador to US during Iraq invasion, dies at 68 - Washington Post Tue, 24 Jan 2012 00:40:27 GMT

Aljazeera.com

Saud Nasir Sabah, Kuwaiti ambassador to US during Iraq invasion, dies at 68 Washington Post Saud Nasir Sabah, who served as Kuwait's ambassador to the United States during Iraq's 1990 invasion of the oil-rich country and the American-led war to oust Saddam Hussein's forces, died Jan. 21. He was 68. His death was announced in a ... Iraq and Kuwait mull reparations 'fund': UNThe Daily Star Saud Nasser al-Sabah, Former Kuwaiti Ambassador, Dies at 68New York Times Kuwait: Envoy to US During Iraq Invasion DiesABC News all 204 news articles »

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Finally, Iraq's problems are for Iraqis alone to resolve - The Daily Star Tue, 24 Jan 2012 00:19:40 GMT

Arutz Sheva

Finally, Iraq's problems are for Iraqis alone to resolve The Daily Star By Christopher R. Hill The narrative of contemporary Iraq is becoming etched in stone: United States troops are leaving and the country is falling apart. Iraq, we are told, is once again on the brink of dictatorship, this time under the Shiite ... With US Barely Gone, Iraq's Gov't Breaking ApartMilitary.com Is Iraq Becoming Obama's Perfect Storm?Arutz Sheva Iraq: New oil and gas law in days?Tactical Report (subscription) all 8 news articles »

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Iraq December Crude Exports, Revenue Rise to 4-Month High - BusinessWeek Mon, 23 Jan 2012 14:11:48 GMT

AFP

Iraq December Crude Exports, Revenue Rise to 4-Month High BusinessWeek 23 (Bloomberg) -- Iraq, which is seeking to boost crude exports to rebuild its economy, said oil shipments climbed 3.7 percent in December to 66.5 million barrels, generating the highest revenue in four months, $7.06 billion. Iraq targets 2012 500000 bpd oil output increaseReuters UK Iraq oil income in 2011 leaps by 60 percentAFP Iraq's oil exports, revenues, increase slightly in DecemberWashington Post all 32 news articles »

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Why Iraq Still Haunts Europe - Huffington Post (blog) Mon, 23 Jan 2012 22:43:31 GMT

Why Iraq Still Haunts Europe Huffington Post (blog) by Richard Gowan (European Council on Foreign Relations) The Iraq war will haunt not only US policy-makers but also their European counterparts for years. The main players in the debate over the war -- Tony Blair, Jacques Chirac and Gerhard Schröder ...

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Iraq risks slipping back into authoritarianism, rights group warns - The Lincoln Tribune Mon, 23 Jan 2012 21:01:59 GMT

Antiwar.com

Iraq risks slipping back into authoritarianism, rights group warns The Lincoln Tribune NEW YORK/BAGHDAD (BNO NEWS) -- Iraq risks falling back towards authoritarian rule amid allegations that security forces have tortured detainees at a secret prison, cracked down on freedom of expression and attacked peaceful protesters as well as ... Iraq: Intensifying Crackdown on Free Speech, ProtestsIEWY News Human Rights Watch: Iraq getting worseCNN all 23 news articles »

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Rising Strife Threatens Tenuous Iraqi Stability - New York Times Mon, 23 Jan 2012 02:35:02 GMT

ABC News

Rising Strife Threatens Tenuous Iraqi Stability New York Times BAGHDAD — Violence and political instability have escalated across Iraq since the withdrawal of American forces, as political and sectarian factions have fought for power and influence in a struggle that, within weeks, has threatened to undo the ... Iraq risks slipping into authoritarianism: rights groupReuters With U.S. troops barely gone, Iraq's government is breaking apartKansas City Star Rights Group Says Iraq Becoming 'Police State'ABC News all 614 news articles »

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US Media Iraq Reporting: See No Evil - DeathRattleSports.com Mon, 23 Jan 2012 21:30:14 GMT

Globe and Mail

US Media Iraq Reporting: See No Evil DeathRattleSports.com The Iraq war may be over, at least for US troops, but the cover-up of the atrocities committed there by American forces goes on, even in retrospectives about the war. A prime example is reporting on the destroyed city of Fallujah, where some of the ... Iraq War Ends Nine Years Too LateOpEdNews We Should Have Left Iraq After Saddam Hussein DiedU.S. News & World Report Pragmatic Obama set to defend foreign policyGlobe and Mail National Catholic Reporter -East Texas Review all 29 news articles »

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Iraq's Gharraf Oil Field Will Start Production by September - Bloomberg Mon, 23 Jan 2012 12:26:02 GMT

Iraq's Gharraf Oil Field Will Start Production by September Bloomberg (M1662) will start producing crude from the Gharraf oil field in southern Iraq by September, said Sattar Mahdi, head of field development. Gharraf will initially produce about 35000 barrels a day by the end of the third quarter of this year and will ... and more »

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Negotiations on Czech L-159 plane sale to Iraq continue - Prague Daily Monitor Tue, 24 Jan 2012 02:19:51 GMT

Czech Position

Negotiations on Czech L-159 plane sale to Iraq continue Prague Daily Monitor Prague, Jan 23 (CTK) - Negotiations about the sale of Czech redundant subsonic planes L-159 to Iraq continue, no decision was made yesterday, the Government Office told CTK after Czech Prime Minister Petr Necas's meeting with an Iraqi government ... Czech Aero profits from stalled L-159 fighter plane sale to IraqCzech Position Iraq interested in buying Czech planesMetroNews Canada NewsRadio Prague DefenseNews.com (subscription) all 6 news articles »