New York Times | Sunnis Fleeing ISIS Violence Find Few Doors Open in Iraq New York Times AMIRIYAT FALLUJA, Iraq — On one side of a rickety bridge that spans a narrow stretch of the Euphrates River were panicked families on the run from Islamic State forces, hoping to escape Anbar Province and reach safety in Baghdad. On the other side ... Islamic State suicide attacks hinder Iraq's Anbar push Emboldened in Syria and Iraq, Islamic State may be reaching limits of expansion Islamic State suicide bombings kill troops in Iraq's Anbar |
FuelFix (blog) | Iraq Doses The Market With Oil Forbes Iraq has announced a shipping schedule next month that implies an increase in exports of 800 tb/d, an amount that only the Saudis have been able to match historically. Markets appear to be skeptical, and a degree of caution is certainly in order, but ... Iraq about to flood oil market in new front of OPEC price war Brent Oil Posts Biggest 2-Day Drop Since March on Iraq Exports Brent oil trades near one-month low on Iraq exports, dollar |
USA TODAY | Iraqi forces launch operation to drive ISIS from Anbar, Salaheddin CNN Baghdad, Iraq (CNN) Iraq forces have launched a major military operation to liberate Iraq's Anbar and Salaheddin provinces from ISIS, Iraqi state media and a key Shia militia group said Tuesday, a little more than a week after the militant group ... Iraq starts operation to rid Ramadi of Islamic State Fighting, airstrikes reported near Ramadi as Iraq launches operation to retake ... Iraq Shi'ite militia take lead in campaign to reverse Islamic State gains |
The Guardian | Republicans' 'plans' for Isis would drag us into Iraq for another ground war The Guardian It's the sound of the groundwork being laid for US ground troops to return to Iraq for another indefinite war with no end game. Republican presidential candidates (of which there now seem to be more than a dozen) have spent the past month ripping ... Jeb Bush Re-Writes the History of the Iraq War Iraq war casts long shadow over US and UK politics Blame Bush for problems in Iraq |
RealClearPolitics | Carly Fiorina: Hillary Clinton "Was On The Job In 2011 When Iraq Started To ... RealClearPolitics The one person who's not been asked because she won't answer the question is Hillary Clinton. One person who was on the job in 2011 when Iraq started to fall apart was not the Republican nominees or -- candidates for president, it's Hillary Clinton. |
Al Jazeera America | Iraq's Shiite Militias Rename Their Offensive Against ISIS After Controversy Huffington Post Shiite Militias in Iraq on Wednesday renamed their operation to take back the Anbar province, amid criticism from the U.S. and Iraqis that their initial choice of a name was openly sectarian. The change comes a day after the Iraqi government launched a ... Iraq army held 10-to-1 advantage during Ramadi defeat, sources say Iraq Diary, Day 7: The threat to Karbala and the plight of Iraq's IDPs |
U.S. News & World Report | Islamic State suicide attacks in Iraq's Anbar kill 17 troops U.S. News & World Report FILE - In this May 14, 2015 file photo, security forces defend their headquarters against attacks by Islamic State extremists during a sandstorm in the eastern part of Ramadi, the capital of Anbar province, Iraq. An Iraqi military spokesman said ... Battle for Ramadi: Iraq formally announces military offensive against ISIL |
The Times of Israel | ILAN BERMAN: No substitute for seriousness in Iraq Washington Times Just a day after the Syrian raid, the Islamic State scored a major battlefield victory when it successfully seized control of Ramadi, the capital of Iraq's western Anbar province. It did so despite significant opposition from Iraq's military, and in ... UN: 22000 fighters from 100 countries in Syria and Iraq |
54 SDF members who did Indian Ocean, Iraq duty committed suicide: government The Japan Times A total of 54 Self-Defense Forces members sent on missions in Iraq and the Indian Ocean in the 2000s committed suicide, the Defense Ministry said Wednesday. The ministry disclosed the figures during a special panel of the House of Representatives ... |
Brookings Institution | Southern Iraq is a safe place Brookings Institution Quite often when the mainstream media report on Iraq's security, they drastically fail to differentiate between the geography impacted by the so-called Islamic State (also known as ISIS or Daesh) and the other safe regions of the country. False media ... What to Expect from Iraq's Attempt to Take... |