Aljazeera.com | Deadly suicide blasts rock Iraq capital Aljazeera.com Al Jazeera's Imran Khan, reporting from Baghdad, said the explosions happened within minutes of each other and could be linked to events in western Iraq. "What we normally see is when car bombs go off it is normally as a result of an action that's ... Car Bombs Kill 38 in Iraq's Capital, Baghdad Despite airstrikes, ISIS forces draw nearer to Baghdad Islamic State: Is Iraq's army staging a comeback? |
Rudaw | With focus on Syria, ISIS continues Iraq push Rudaw ERBIL, Kurdistan Region - While the world watches the siege of Kobane in Syria, the war against ISIS in Iraq continues unabated, with the Kurdish Peshmerga making some minor but morale-boosting gains but Islamic State fighters gaining ground against ... US Says Priority Is IS In Iraq, Not Kobani Iraq, Syria and jihadism Lynch travels on oversight mission to Iraq and Turkey |
Telegraph.co.uk | Iraq asks for US ground troops as Isil threaten Baghdad Telegraph.co.uk Most of the Euphrates valley – which runs south east from Turkey through Syria, into Iraq and towards the capital – is now under Isil control. Were Ramadi to fall, jihadi commanders would control a vital supply chain running from Baghdad directly back ... Iraq army pressured by ISIL in west: official Iraq's Anbar appeals for help against Islamic State Islamic State fighters are threatening to overrun Iraq's Anbar province |
Yahoo News | IS jihadists execute four women in northern Iraq Yahoo News Baghdad (AFP) - The Islamic State group has executed at least four women, including two doctors and a politician, in their northern Iraq strongholds this month, relatives and rights activists said on Saturday. In the IS hub of Mosul, the jihadists ... 4 women executed by IS in Iraq ISIS jihadists execute four women in Iraq IS jihadists execute 9 people in northern Iraq |
Leaders of Iraq's Anbar province call for US ground forces to stop ISIS CNN Baghdad (CNN) -- Leaders in Iraq's western Anbar province pleaded Saturday for U.S. ground forces to halt the relentless advance of ISIS, while hundreds of kilometers away in the city of Kobani, Kurdish fighters desperately struggled to hold off the ... |
Colorado Springs Gazette | Colorado Springs slaying victim not the same after return from Iraq war ... Colorado Springs Gazette Williams and Keys were high school sweethearts. She learned she was pregnant with their daughter, J'Myah, shortly after he completed Army basic training. They were married in 2002 and Keys spent the first year of their marriage deployed in Iraq, she said. |
Toronto Star | Canada prepares for long, uncertain Iraq campaign Toronto Star Eradicating the extremists from Iraq and Syria promises to be a long struggle, certainly longer than the six months Canada has committed to. And airstrikes alone won't be enough — at some point, troops will be needed on the ground to flush the ... Australian jets strike first Islamic State targets in Iraq Coalition needs eyes in the sky over Iraq |
The Guardian | British soldiers are training peshmerga forces in Iraq, says MoD The Guardian British soldiers are in Iraq and working close to the frontline of the fight between the Islamic State (Isis) and Kurdish fighters, the Ministry of Defence has said. A “small specialist team” is based near the Kurdish capital of Irbil in northern Iraq ... British Troops Back In Iraq To Help Beat IS British soldiers training peshmerga in Iraq Are Iraq's renowned peshmerga fighters any match for Islamic State? |
Melfort Journal | Ex-Marine gets $10 fine years after 'unprecedented' case following Iraq shooting New York Post Calling the case unfair, a Manhattan federal judge issued only a $10 fine to a former Marine corporal who had been convicted of lying about accidentally shooting a fellow serviceman in Iraq. Judge Colleen McMahon rendered the light judgment after ... Ex-Marine convicted in New York in Iraq shooting case is fined $10, gets no ... |
The Guardian | Voters support Australian action in Iraq, but say 'it makes us less safe' The Guardian More than half of 1,000 Australians surveyed online in the past week said they supported the Abbott government's decision to begin air strikes against Islamic state targets in Iraq, with one-quarter saying they opposed the decision. Committing ground ... |