The New Yorker | ISIS and the Curse of the Iraq War The New Yorker I've been reading up recently on the ancient history of Iraq and Syria, a region that is often referred to, not for nothing, as the cradle of civilization. Here is where rapid population growth, urbanization, the specialization of labor, manufacturing ... US investigated civilian deaths following Canadian mission in Iraq |
BBC News | Iraq 'to open Baghdad Green Zone' BBC News In recent weeks, thousands of Iraqis have taken to the streets in Baghdad and other cities to protest against the failure to provide basic services and against corruption. They have been backed by Iraq's preeminent Shia cleric Grand Ayatollah Ali al ... Iraq's top Shia cleric voices support for protests Iraq's Top Cleric Says Government Must Genuinely Seek Change Iraq PM orders forces to prepare to open Green Zone |
Airstrikes Continue Against ISIL Terrorists in Syria, Iraq Department of Defense SOUTHWEST ASIA, August 28, 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 ... |
Reuters Blogs (blog) | Why $40 oil is killing Iraq, Venezuela and others, but not Russia Reuters Blogs (blog) The turmoil is felt by countries throughout the Middle East — by those desperately reliant on oil revenue (Iraq, Syria and Libya) and those with vast riches (Saudi Arabia). And yet the Russian Federation, and Scotland buck this trend. Their leaders ... |
The Iran nuclear deal is President Obama's Iraq troop surge Washington Post The international system over which the United States still presides rests on the ability of the American president to act unilaterally even on unpopular decisions if a vital national interest is at stake. Bush, facing the collapse of his Iraq policy ... |
Yahoo News UK | Walker: More Iraq combat, but no more boots on ground, yet Yahoo News UK Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, has cautioned against thinking that defeating IS and the broader problem of violent Islamic extremism is as simple as having U.S. troops take control of the fight in Iraq. Without estimating how ... |
BBC News | Iraq conflict: Bomb kills two generals near Ramadi BBC News A suicide bombing by so-called Islamic State militants the Iraqi city of Ramadi has killed two army commanders and three other people, officials say. Gen Abdel Rahman Abu Ragheef was deputy commander of operations in the strategically important ... ISIS Suicide Attack Kills 2 Iraqi Generals Near Ramadi ISIL suicide bomber kills two Iraq generals who were trying to take back Ramadi |
The Australian | Fight to save Iraq, via Syria The Australian It wants the government in Iraq to maintain itself and gradually win back some of the territory it has lost to Islamic State. But it has no broad strategy for achieving any objectives in Syria and precious little for the rest of the region. Nonetheless ... US, allies conduct 20 air strikes in Syria, Iraq: military FBI warns US art dealers about antiquities looted from Syria, Iraq |
Yahoo News | Kurdish forces free seven villages in Iraq: officials Yahoo News Elsewhere in Iraq, the situation remains more static, a spokesman for the US military's Central Command (Centcom) said. In Ramadi, capital of the key battleground province of Anbar, Iraqi forces continue to try and isolate the city, which fell into IS ... Why Iraq Is the Iran Nuclear Deal's Biggest Loser Meet the Americans Flocking to Iraq and Syria to Fight the … EXCLUSIVE: A day on the front line with the Peshmerga in Iraq |
The Globe and Mail | Canadian Armed Forces accused of killing civilians in Iraq air strike The Globe and Mail Canadian fighter pilots have been accused of killing civilians during a Jan. 21 air strike in Iraq – an allegation the military has kept under wraps until now. The Canadian Armed Forces, which revealed this information in response to a question from ... |