NBCNews.com | Ashton Carter: US to Begin 'Direct Action on the Ground' in Iraq, Syria NBCNews.com Defense Secretary Ashton Carter said Tuesday that the U.S. will begin "direct action on the ground" against ISIS forces in Iraq and Syria, aiming to intensify pressure on the militants as progress against them remains elusive. "We won't hold back from ... Obama weighs moving US troops closer to front lines in Syria, Iraq US weighs special forces in Syria, helicopters in Iraq U.S. weighing 'direct action on the ground' in Iraq |
The Guardian | Tony Blair's partial apology for Iraq isn't enough The Guardian Tony Blair's partial apology for the Iraq war (Report, 26 October) shows how little he has learned from his adventures in international relations. Removing Saddam Hussein is the problem and is the cause of the rise of Isis. Saddam's justification for ... Former British Prime Minister Apologizes For Invading Iraq Tony Blair says he's sorry for Iraq War 'mistakes,' but not for ousting Saddam Is It Really Better That Saddam's Gone? |
The Week Magazine | Iraq is still an absolute disaster. And the Obama administration can't fix it. The Week Magazine Consider the painful spectacle of the most recent U.S. special forces raid against ISIS — the first to result in a death among our troops since the White House returned us to the Iraq war it once so proudly ended. The raid was called in at the request ... Bombs kill four in Iraq, mortars target police training center: sources Bombs kill four in Iraq, mortars target police training centre - sources |
Business Insider | Classes swell in Iraq camps as teachers leave for Europe Business Insider eapcontent.ap.orgFILE - In this Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2015, file photo, 20-year-old teacher Wafa teaches fourth-grade students at a makeshift school at the Kawergosk refugee camp, in Irbil, northern Iraq. With the school year just kicking off in Iraq ... |
Airstrikes Continue Against ISIL Terrorists in Iraq, Syria Department of Defense SOUTHWEST ASIA, October 27, 2015 — U.S. and coalition military forces have continued to attack Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant terrorists in Syria and Iraq, Combined Joint Task Force Operation Inherent Resolve officials reported today. Officials ... |
CNN | Torture and executions: Freed Hawija hostages recount ISIS captivity CNN Torture and executions: Freed Hawija hostages recount ISIS captivity. By Jethro Mullen, CNN. Updated 8:36 AM ET, Tue October 27, 2015. ISIS-held hostages run for their lives. inside isis iraq raid dnt sciutto erin_00002504 ... Delta Force KIA Led Assault Team on ISIS Prison in Iraq, Source Says Joint U.S.-Kurdish Commando Raid in Hawija, Iraq, to Become Frequent Sight Carter: More raids key to revamped US strategy in Syria, Iraq |
The Guardian | TB rates in parts of London 'worse than Iraq, Eritrea and Rwanda' The Guardian WHO figures from 2013 show Iraq had 45 per 100,000 while Rwanda had 69 and Eritrea 92. Taken as a whole, the UK had 13 cases per 100,000. Tuberculosis is an infectious disease caused by bacteria, which is passed on through coughing and sneezing. Tuberculosis rates in parts of London are 'worse than Rwanda and Iraq' due to ... Some Parts of London Have Higher Tuberculosis Rates Than Eritrea and Iraq Why Tuberculosis Is More Prevalent in Parts of London Than Iraq or Rwanda |
CNN | Iraq war was a terrible mistake CNN Well, let me first be honest and tell you what I made of it all at the time: I was in favor of the Iraq War. I believed that a modern democracy in Iraq could be a new model of politics for the region, a middle ground between repressive dictatorships ... Opinion: Iraq War's lessons for Syria |
Foreign Policy (blog) | Iraq & Syria: Not security problems, but political … Foreign Policy (blog) We need to take a step back and recognize that the terrorist breeding grounds of Syria and Iraq are not a security problem. Iraq and Syria are a political problem that is causing a security problem. Until the political grievances of average Sunnis are ... |
New York Times (blog) | Lens | Finding a Safe Haven in Iraq New York Times (blog) Bnar Sardar became a refugee when her family was forced to flee their home in Iraq's Kurdish region after the Iraqi army attacked it in March 1991. She remembers weeping as she walked more than 100 miles from her home in Erbil to the town of Sardasht ... |