CBS News | Iraq officials blame bombs on residents fleeing war CBS News BAGHDAD -- Iraq's Sunnis fleeing the fighting in western Anbar province have provided a cover for Islamic State militants to carry out a wave of bombings that struck Baghdad, political and security officials in the Iraqi capital claimed on Friday ... Iraq: Bombings Follow Aid Official's Warning Car Bombs Kill 21 People in Iraq; EU Warns of Donor Fatigue Iraq poised to deploy Iran-backed Shi'ite militia in offensive in West |
Reuters | Oil off 2015 highs on record Iraq exports, strong dollar Reuters Friday's pullback was initially sparked by news that Iraq's oil exports rose in April to a record 3.08 million bpd from 2.98 million bpd in March, which served as a reminder of ample supply in the market. OPEC supply in April rose to its highest in ... Oil Heads Lower as Iraq Exports Hit Record Crude Oil Falls From 2015 High as Iraq Boosts Crude Exports Iraq oil exports hit record 3.08 mln bpd in April |
RT | Iraq turmoil today a consequence of 2003 invasion – ex-UN chief Annan to RT RT The fragile state Iraq is now in is directly linked to the US-led invasion of 2003, which happened without a US Security Council mandate, Kofi Annan, who was UN Secretary General between 1997 and 2006, told RT. “You cannot disassociate the situation in ... |
Boing Boing | Jon Stewart grills Iraq war booster Judith Miller Boing Boing Jon Stewart interviewed former New York Times reporter Judith Miller about her new book, in which she blames everyone but herself for her masterful job of selling the public on the idea that invading Iraq was the proper response to 9/11. See part 1 ... Jon Stewart rips apart Judith Miller over Iraq reporting: You pushed us into ... Jon Stewart Grills Judith Miller on Iraq, She Blames the Clintons Video: Jon Stewart tears into Judith Miller over Iraq reporting |
The Guardian | The man who made Blair's Iraq selfie: why Peter Kennard is political dynamite The Guardian Peter Kennard's montages have defined modern protest. Ahead of a major exhibition, curator Richard Slocombe salutes the activist artist. Tony Blair. Visual shorthand for Blair's controversial Iraq policy … Photo Op (2010) by Peter Kennard and Cat ... |
U.S. News & World Report | Jordan's overland trade paralyzed by Iraq, Syria border woes U.S. News & World Report Jordan's overland trade has largely been paralyzed by recent border attacks from insurgents in neighboring Syria and Iraq. The violence has forced the closure of the only Syrian-Jordan trade crossing and further disrupted already sharply diminished ... Jordanian truckers are caught between ISIS militants in Iraq and civil war in ... |
Rudaw | Iraq's Kurds win own seat in future talks at European Union Rudaw BRUSSELS, Belgium – The autonomous Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) in northern Iraq will henceforth be allowed to attend high-level meetings between the European Union and Baghdad, according to an EU decision. “Now that we are included, ... |
Breitbart News | ISIL Experiencing Setbacks in Iraq, Syria, Centcom Says Department of Defense WASHINGTON, May 1, 2015 – While Beiji and Ramadi in Iraq remain contested between Iraqi security forces and extremist Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant militants, ISIL is experiencing setbacks, a U.S. Central Command spokesman said today. Speaking ... ISIS Storms Iraq's Largest Oil Refinery After US Military Says Group Is Weakening Latest from Iran ISIS strikes Iraqi forces as battle for Baiji rages |
The Guardian (blog) | This map proves that Iran doesn't really want to defeat ISIS in Iraq and Syria Business Insider The map shows that the strategic fault lines in Iraq and Syria have nothing to do with the country's internationally recognized borders, or even with the "borders" of ISIS's "Caliphate." And it reveals something important about the future of the fight ... Iranian migrant workers see nuclear deal as chance to leave Iraq US Congressmen offer another approach to Iraq Iraq's Religious Leadership Rejects US Congress Disintegration Plot |
Rudaw | Isis leader incapacitated with suspected spinal injuries after air strike The Guardian More than two months after being injured in a US air strike in north-western Iraq, the self-proclaimed caliph is yet to resume command of the terror group that has been rampaging through Iraq and Syria since June last year. Three sources close to Isis ... Iraq urged to join ICC to bring ISIS leaders to justice Isis leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi 'incapacitated by spinal injuries after US ... |