New York Times | Lawmakers Approve Cabinet in Iraq, but 2 Posts Are Empty New York Times Mr. Abadi, a Shiite politician, has promised to preside over a more inclusive government that would set out to heal deep rifts with Iraq's Sunni and Kurdish populations even as it struggles to beat back a catastrophic invasion by the Islamic State in ... Iraqi lawmakers approve new government; al-Maliki becomes VP Iraq crisis: Parliament swears in unity government Congenial new Iraq leader wins allies, but no easy path to save nation |
The Guardian | Iraq's Battleground Dams Are Key to Saving the Country from ISIS TIME When militants in Iraq made their recent assault on Haditha Dam, it pushed the U.S. to strike in this part of western Iraq for the first time since August. The Iraqi national army and allied Shi'ite militia have been battling the Islamic State of Iraq ... US to intensify bombing campaign against Isis in Iraq US Expands Air Strikes In Iraq Iraq 'clears' IS from key dam area after US strikes |
Aljazeera.com | Iraq approves new government, opens way for expanded US role Washington Post BAGHDAD — Under huge international and domestic pressure, Iraq swore in a new government on Monday, opening the way for an expansion of U.S. military support to fight Islamic extremists in the country. The vote to approve a new cabinet came during a ... Iraq's parliament approves new government Iraq names Haider al-Abadi new prime minister Iraq renews attempts to seize Kurdish 'ghost ship' oil tanker in US court |
ISIS Kills 17 in Attack on Rival Sunni Tribesmen in Iraq New York Times BAGHDAD — Members of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria attacked Sunni tribal fighters north of Baghdad early Monday, killing at least 17 people as the militants showed new determination to punish Sunnis who have resisted the ISIS onslaught into ... |
Headlines & Global News | George W. Bush was right about Iraq pullout Washington Post When former President George W. Bush makes a rare visit to Washington today, he won't criticize President Obama for the bloodletting Obama unleashed with his withdrawal from Iraq. After leaving office, Bush promised Obama his silence. He is a man of ... Iraq, George W. Bush, and the Second Great Mulligan President Bush Warned Obama Not to Pull Out of Iraq |
Reuters | Syria and Iraq Called Urgent by New UN Rights Chief New York Times In his first speech to the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva, Mr. Zeid, a Jordanian prince who has dispensed with his royal title as incompatible with his new post, identified the conflicts in Syria and Iraq as “the immediate and urgent ... New UN rights boss warns of 'house of blood' in Iraq, Syria Iraq, Syria top priorities for new UN human rights chief New UN Rights Chief: Syria, Iraq Is First Priority |
CNN | Double suicide bombing kills at least 9 in ISIS-besieged Iraq town CNN Baghdad, Iraq (CNN) -- A Sunni town north of Baghdad that has been surrounded by ISIS for more than two months came under heavy attack on Monday, local police and residents said. At about 9 a.m., a suicide bomber in a seized military Humvee struck a ... Obama to reveal Isis strategy – but pledges 'no Iraq war' US: New government is 'milestone' for Iraq Obama Looks at Expanding Airstrikes in Iraq |
Aljazeera.com | Iraq politicians wrangle to form government Aljazeera.com Abbadi was expected to include representatives of all the country's religious and ethnic components in a bid to save Iraq from collapse. According to a report on Iraqi state TV, Abbadi will have three deputies in the new government - one Shia, one ... |
Fox News | Obama administration denies 'mission creep' in Iraq, as US force size grows Fox News As the unnamed U.S. air campaign over Iraq turned one month old on Monday, the Pentagon and White House continued to deny the fight against the Islamic State has grown into something larger than originally intended. The U.S. military is not, they say, ... |
New York Times | With Schools Doubling as Shelters in Northern Iraq, Classes Wait New York Times DOHUK, Iraq — From the look of it, the Khabat primary school bustles with life. Children flit through the building's atrium, weaving between stacked school desks and racing past the colorful murals that adorn the walls. But the schools here will not ... |