USA TODAY | Dempsey: Regional plan key to militants' defeat in Iraq USA TODAY ABOARD A U.S. MILITARY AIRCRAFT — U.S. airstrikes on Islamic militants in Iraq have blunted their momentum, but defeating them will require a broad regional approach that draws support from Iraq's neighbors and includes political and diplomatic ... Mr. Obama, 2014 is not 2003 -- US must defeat ISIS in Iraq Events in Iraq, Syria and Russia further stoke debate about Obama's worldview The Jayvee Team in Iraq & Syria |
Wall Street Journal | Iraq's Chaldeans Still Exist—for Now Wall Street Journal Before the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, an estimated 1.4 million Chaldeans and Assyrians inhabited Iraq. In the decade that followed, hundreds of thousands of these Iraqi Christians either sought permanent refuge abroad or were internally displaced. |
Newsweek | Iraq Calls for International War Against Islamic State; Iran Vows Solidarity Newsweek BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq's Prime Minister-designate Haider al-Abadi said on Sunday during talks with Iran's foreign minister that international efforts would be necessary to destroy Islamic State Sunni militants who have seized swathes of his country ... Iraq bombings target Shia areas Iraq premier-designate: militias must follow state Iraq's Abadi Hopeful on New Government; Suicide Bomber Kills Nine |
The Guardian | Iraq crisis: Islamic State savagery exposes limits to Kurdish authority The Guardian Earlier this month, the Isis militants who had caused carnage in Arab Iraq had turned their guns on the Kurds, a group who had until then kept their distance from the central government's problems, while steadily building a state and a fortune. But ... Violence Continues Across Iraq After Bloody Weekend Kurds make gains against Islamic State in northern Iraq Special Report: The End of Iraq? |
Aljazeera.com | Iraq crisis worsens Jordan's economic woes Aljazeera.com Although trade first declined between Jordan and Iraq after fighting erupted between Iraqi government forces and Sunni tribes in Anbar province in December 2013, the situation has worsened since armed groups seized the Iraqi border crossing with Jordan ... |
New York Times | Response to Attack Reflects Iraq's Sectarian Divide New York Times The formation of a new, inclusive government that could command some support from both Sunnis and Shiites is widely seen as a vital first step in confronting jihadists from the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, who have stormed into Iraq, seizing ... Bombings kill 30 in Iraq after Sunni mosque attack Bombs kill at least 35 across Iraq a day after mosque shooting Post-Maliki Iraq: Can Haider al-Abadi deliver? |
The Independent | James Foley beheading: Boris Johnson says anyone returning from Iraq and ... The Independent Still scarred by the British involvement in the previous Iraq and Afghanistan war, David Cameron has repeatedly vowed not to put “British boots on the ground”, despite mounting outrage about Isis atrocities and its potential power if its dream ... Britons in Syria and Iraq should be presumed guilty, Boris Johnson says Johnson calls for 'guilty until proven innocent' for suspected terrorists |
The Catholic Sun | GENOCIDE: Christians, religious minorities flee violent persecution in Iraq The Catholic Sun As the heartrending images of Christians and Yezidis fleeing for their lives continue to pour in from Iraq, the Vatican called on Muslim leaders to condemn the “barbarity” and “unspeakable criminal acts” of Islamic State militants in Iraq. From 7,000 ... Revisiting 'the silent extermination of Iraq's 'Christian dogs'' 2014 airstrikes in Iraq offer contrast to 2003 Iraq: 'There is still hope for Christians in Iraq, but only if we act now' |
Obama wanted to keep 10000 troops in Iraq, ABC's Raddatz claims PolitiFact John Allen said ending the threat from the Islamic State will require a coalition approach that targets the extreme militant groups across the larger region of Iraq and Syria. Martha Raddatz, ABC's chief global affairs correspondent, was wearing her TV ... |
NBCNews.com | ISIS Linked to Potential Iraq 'War Crimes' by UN's Navi Pillay NBCNews.com GENEVA - United Nations human rights chief Navi Pillay on Monday condemned "appalling, widespread" crimes being committed by Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) forces in Iraq, including killings and slavery. The persecution and systematic ... Isis accused of ethnic cleansing as story of Shia prison massacre emerges UN accuses Islamic State of mass killings UN Rights Chief Condemns 'Widespread' Islamic State Crimes in Iraq |