Foreign Policy (blog) | Top Pentagon Intel Officer: Iraq 'May Not Come Back as an … Foreign Policy (blog) By Seán D. NaylorSeán D. Naylor is the intelligence and counterterrorism senior staff writer for Foreign Policy. He previously spent 23 years at Army Times, where his principal beat was special operations forces. He is the author of Not A Good Day To ... |
Huffington Post | Iraq's Kurds Want A Ceasefire Between Turkey And The PKK Huffington Post WASHINGTON -- Iraq's embattled Kurds feel trapped by the resurgent conflict between Turkey and the militant Kurdish PKK movement and would like to see both sides return to the negotiating table, Iraqi Kurdistan's foreign minister told reporters here ... Iraq's Kurdistan laments caught in middle of Turkey-PKK fight Iraq's Kurdistan laments caught in middle of Turkey-PKK fight | Reuters Turkish fighter jets renew attacks on PKK positions in northern Iraq |
The Weather Channel | Feels-Like Temp Reaches 163 Degrees in Iran; Days Off Ordered as Mideast ... The Weather Channel Chronic electricity and water cuts in Iraq and other conflict-ridden countries make heat waves like the present one even more unbearable – particularly for the more than 14 million people displaced by violence across the region. In the southern Iraqi ... |
NBCNews.com | Baghdad, Iraq, Is Hottest City in World With Temperatures at 120 Degrees NBCNews.com Tens of millions of Americans have been suffering under a blistering heatwave this week, with temperatures reaching into the high 90s. But they won't get any sympathy from the people of Baghdad. The Iraqi capital was the hottest city on the planet ... |
Fox News | Pummeled in its capital, Islamic State group still hanging tough across Iraq ... Fox News The military campaign has prevented Iraq's collapse and put the Islamic State under increasing pressure in northern Syria, particularly squeezing its self-proclaimed capital in Raqqa. But intelligence analysts see the overall situation as a strategic ... US, allies conduct 22 air strikes in Iraq against Islamic State: US military |
U.S. News & World Report | NATO agrees on support package for Iraq U.S. News & World Report Bruno Lete, senior program officer for foreign and security policy at the German Marshall Fund, a Brussels think tank, said the meeting "encouraged NATO to think more seriously about its strategy south" toward IS and other radical Muslim groups active ... NATO agrees plan to strengthen Iraq's army Cyber defense, military medicine among aid for Iraq in new NATO plan |
Yahoo News | US-led raids 'destroy IS bridges' on Syria-Iraq border Yahoo News "These bridges are strategically important for IS's movements between Albu Kamal and Iraq," he said. The jihadists seized Albu Kamal and the nearby border crossing in July 2014, linking their territory in the eastern Syrian province of Deir Ezzor to ... Coalition forces hit ISIS-held bridges, paralyze militants' movement near ... US-led raids destroy ISIL bridges on Syria-Iraq border: Monitor Canada commits additional assistance for Iraq to counter ISIS |
This Is How Ice Cream Is Uniting Iraq, Iran and the United States Mic To say Iran, Iraq and the United States have a complicated relationship would be putting it lightly. After being at war over oil-rich territory for the better part of the 1980s, Iran and Iraq, both Shiite countries, have more recently entered a ... |
Telegraph.co.uk | Airstrikes Hit ISIL Terrorists in Syria, Iraq Department of Defense SOUTHWEST ASIA, July 31, 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 ... Military airstrikes continue against ISIL terrorists in Syria and Iraq |
U.S. News & World Report | Iraq Only Accepts Fraction of U.S. Equipment to Fight ISIS U.S. News & World Report The 300 MRAPs were provided directly to the government of Iraq and the Iraqi security forces from the stockpile in Kuwait, and the remainder of the equipment was shipped back to the U.S. for normal postwar processing, says Danish Maj. Jens Lunde, a ... |