The Guardian | Iraq inquiry: Cameron to demand Chilcot name a publication date The Guardian Chilcot has so far declined to give a timetable for the publication of the findings of the Iraq war inquiry, which opened in 2009 and concluded in 2011. He previously told Cameron and separately the chairman of the foreign affairs select committee, Sir ... David Cameron calls on Sir John Chilcot to give date for Iraq report Iraq Inquiry: Cameron calls for Chilcot timetable 'pretty soon' PM Demands Timetable On Chilcot Iraq Inquiry |
ArmyTimes.com | Facing Islamic State threat, Iraq digitizes national library ArmyTimes.com These are the original chronicles of Iraq's rich and tumultuous history — and now librarians and academics in Baghdad are working feverishly to preserve what's left after thousands of documents were lost or damaged at the height of the U.S.-led invasion. |
The Guardian | Tony Blair could face trial for 'illegal' Iraq war, suggests Jeremy Corbyn The Guardian On Newsnight, Corbyn made clear that he is opposed to British involvement in air strikes against Islamic State forces in Iraq and Syria. Prime minister David Cameron is hoping to win parliamentary support to extend Britain's involvement in the aerial ... Tony Blair should stand trial for war crimes over Iraq invasion, Jeremy Corbyn ... Jeremy Corbyn: Tony Blair could stand trial for Iraq war crimes |
Deseret News | Report: US-led strikes in Iraq, Syria killed many civilians Deseret News In this photo taken Monday, June 23, 2014, fighters from the Islamic State group parade in a commandeered Iraqi security forces armored vehicle down a main road at the northern city of Mosul, Iraq. An independent monitoring group says some bombings ... Anti-ISIL Airstrikes Continue in Syria, Iraq US-Led Airstrikes In Iraq And Syria Have Killed Hundreds Of Civilians: Report Report: U.S.-Led Strikes In Iraq And Syria Killed Hundreds Of Civilians |
UN News Centre | Iraq: Funding Shortfall Deprives Uprooted Iraqis of Health Services New York Times The aid agencies, including the W.H.O., need $60.9 million to operate their health care centers in Iraq but have received only $5.1 million from donors. More than 184 centers serving refugees and other people displaced by violence in Iraq have ... UN says majority of health programs suspended in Iraq Millions left in need after funding shortage forces UN health agency to cut ... |
Bloomberg | Obama to Argue Decision on Iran Most Important Since Iraq War Bloomberg President Barack Obama will argue on Wednesday that a congressional debate on whether to block a deal with Iran over its nuclear program is the most consequential foreign policy issue since the decision on going to war in Iraq. Obama, in a speech at ... Obama to evoke ghosts of Iraq, Soviet Union in Iran plea |
UNICEF Connect (blog) | In Iraq, reaching families caught in the fighting UNICEF Connect (blog) The memory of a turning point in life – a change, a decision – sticks with you, clear as the day it happened. “I joined Save the Children on 2nd February, 2014,” Nourshan recalled. “I had been in Dohuk, in northern Iraq, for six months, waiting to ... |
New York Times (blog) | At War | Before ISIS, a Resonant Image of a Captured Flag in Iraq New York Times (blog) One image from our experience in the United States Army during the Iraq war stands out. It is a photograph of our squadron commander, then Lt. Col. Rod Coffey, holding a captured flag. The flag is now the widely known black banner of the Islamic State ... |
BBC News | Islamic State crisis: UK to extend Tornado strikes in Iraq BBC News The RAF Tornado mission against Islamic State militants in Iraq is to be extended by an extra year, Defence Secretary Michael Fallon has said. The jets - due to be disbanded last March - are to be kept in service until "at least" March 2017 to continue ... Ageing Tornado jets win reprieve in Iraq role Ministers 'dodging questions' over Iraq IS bombing VIDEO: Footage shows RAF Tornados taking the fight to ISIS in Iraq |
6abc.com | Archbishops from Syria, Iraq address Knights of Columbus 6abc.com The Knights of Columbus hosted Catholic Archbishops from Iraq and Syria, as part of its effort to help Christians in the Middle East, as it opened its convention. Weeks before Pope Francis comes to Philadelphia, their focus was on the plight of ... |