Gulf Daily News | Iraq reviewing plans to spur crude exports Gulf Daily News BAGHDAD: Iraq is mulling options to boost oil exports through Turkey or to reopen disused pipelines in case Iran blocks the strategic Strait of Hormuz as threatened. Iran has threatened retaliation for fresh Western sanctions over its nuclear programme ... Iraq has plan of oil export in case Strait of Hormuz closed Iraq eyes options in case Hormuz closed |
AFP | Iraq insurgents reject sending arms, fighters to Syria The Daily Star By Suadad al-Salhy BAGHDAD: Two Islamist militant groups in Iraq have rejected a call by al Qaeda to aid Syrian rebels in their revolt against President Bashar al-Assad, saying sending weapons and fighters across the border would only worsen the ... Congressman: Iraq War's end gives al-Qaeda opening in Syria Insurgent group chief arrested on Syria-Iraq border Al Qaeda in Iraq…Now in Syria! |
89.3 KPCC | OC serial killer suspect changed after Iraq, woman says Los Angeles Times A former Marine accused of fatally stabbing six people pleaded not guilty Tuesday as an acquaintance said Itzcoatl Ocampo's service in Iraq changed him. Lydia Peralta of Placentia attended the court hearing, telling a reporter later: "We are also ... Iraq War vet Ocampo arraigned for string of Orange County murders Accused California homeless killer pleads not guilty Man held in serial killings pleads not guilty |
Al-Arabiya | Iraq says improves terms for 4th energy round Reuters By Ahmed Rasheed | BAGHDAD Feb 22 (Reuters) - Iraq has improved the terms under which it will auction off 12 oil and gas exploration blocks in a fourth energy bidding round, an oil ministry official said, after firms said the deals were unattractive. Amendment: Iraq changes terms for fourth licensing round Iraqis in the diaspora keen to lessen their home country's woes On Oil, Iraq Gets in its Own Way |
Newsday | McFeatters: Repurposing Iraq's Green Zone Newsday OpEd Newsday > Opinion > OpEd McFeatters: Repurposing Iraq's Green Zone Published: February 22, 2012 9:33 PM By DALE McFEATTERS We gave the Iraqis the term "Green Zone." Now we've given them another addition to their language: "White Elephant. |
USA TODAY | Iraq seeks to educate more students in US USA TODAY "No country can get out of the suffering and backwardness without the development of higher education," said Ali al-Adeeb, Iraq's minister of higher education, who met Tuesday with State Department officials. Adeeb and several of his top deputies will ... Iraqi prime minister says insurgents using area south of Baghdad as staging ... |
GBI probes Iraq vet killed in Ga. SWAT shootout The Augusta Chronicle The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is probing the weekend shooting death of an Iraq war veteran in an armed standoff in south Georgia's Appling County. James M. Dixon III, a former Marine and veteran of Iraq who was shot to death by a Georgia State ... |
Marine in Iraq killings leaves service The Hindu The outcome of the case sparked outrage in Iraq and the government there has said it will take legal action to ensure justice for the families of the victims. But officials did not give specifics and it was unclear what action could be taken. |
Kipp Report | Saudi Arabia names ambassador to Iraq Boston.com February 21, 2012|Sameer N. Yacoub, AP Saudi Arabia is taking a major step toward thawing diplomatic relations with Iraq by posting an ambassador to Baghdad for the first time in more than two decades, Iraq's foreign minister said Tuesday. Saudis Pick First Envoy to Baghdad in 20 Years Saudi Arabia names first Iraq envoy since Gulf war Saudi- Kingdom appoints ambassador to Iraq |
Iraq Veteran finds new career as photographer KSAT San Antonio When he was laid off from his job fixing jet engines, the local Iraq war veteran decided to start down a new career path as a photographer. "I didn't see myself doing this before and once I fell into it I just fell in love with it," Velasquez said. |