CBS News | US general warns of possible "catastrophic" dam collapse in Iraq CBS News BAGHDAD -- The top U.S. general in Iraq warned Thursday of the potential collapse of Mosul Dam in the country's north, saying such an event could prove "catastrophic." The U.S.-led coalition is still determining the likelihood the hydroelectric dam ... Iraq's biggest dam on verge of 'catastrophic collapse' – US commander Iraq's Mosul Dam Could Collapse, Causing 'Catastrophic' Destruction, Says US General Iraq's Mosul dam could face catastrophic collapse: top US general |
Washington Post | Sanders knocks Clinton for changing positions on Iraq and other key issues Washington Post BURLINGTON, Iowa -- Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders on Thursday ratcheted up his criticism of Hillary Clinton, suggesting she had bent to the political winds on a series of key issues, including the Iraq war, same-sex marriage, trade ... |
The Independent | David Cameron accused of 'ill-judged' attacks on Iraq war crime investigators The Independent The Prime Minister and Defence Secretary have been accused of making “ill-judged” attacks on Iraq war crimes investigators. In a letter to David Cameron, signed by seven human rights organisations, he is warned that his dismissal of claims against ... Human rights groups condemn PM's clampdown on claims against Iraq veterans Cameron BLASTED for claiming law firms are 'hounding' Iraq veterans |
Stars and Stripes | Military Strikes Hit ISIL Terrorists in Syria, Iraq Department of Defense SOUTHWEST ASIA, January 28, 2016 — 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 ... Coalition servicemember dies in Iraq from noncombat injuries Terry Glavin: In Syria and Iraq, Canada needs to go big or go home US-Led Coalition Service Member Dies in Non-Combat Incident in Iraq |
Newsweek | Criminal Motives Likely Behind Kidnapping of American Contractors in Iraq Newsweek WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Criminal, not political motives likely were behind the kidnapping of three American contractors in Iraq this month, U.S. officials familiar with investigations into their disappearance said on Thursday. Those possible motives ... |
BBC News | Iraq's 1000km trench 'to repel suicide bombers' BBC News A new front line has been emerging in Iraq, separating the semi-autonomous Kurdish region not just from the militants of the so-called Islamic State but also from the rest of the country. The Kurds say the 1,000km trench is designed to repel suicide ... |
The Hill (blog) | Sanders on WaPost: Those 'geniuses' backed Iraq War The Hill (blog) Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), calling his campaign for the White House fiction, the Democratic presidential hopeful defended his campaign platform and slammed the newspaper's editorial board for its past support for the Iraq War, according to a Post report. |
USA TODAY | Iraq pleads for cop trainers to thwart ISIL USA TODAY WASHINGTON — Iraq's urgent need for more police officers to secure neighborhoods in Ramadi and other cities freed from Islamic State control is expected to be a priority of Defense Secretary Ashton Carter's when he meets next month with allies in ... Coalition Continues Anti-ISIL Strikes in Syria, Iraq Military strikes continue against ISIL terrorists in Syria and Iraq Iraq's Australian-trained Ninewa commandos preparing to take back Mosul from Islamic State |
Military Times | Iraq forces struggling despite U.S. military training Military Times Just over a year and a half ago, Iraq's military was in tatters. As Islamic State group militants overran Mosul, the country's second-largest city, more than a third of Iraqi security forces simply melted away. Another 1,700 soldiers were captured and ... Mass grave in Iraq's Ramadi holds at least 40 Islamic State victims: officials Iraq's military is still struggling despite US training Coalition adapts Iraq training to breach IS defences |
Newsweek | Germany: Some Asylum Seekers Are Moving Back to War-Torn Iraq Newsweek But I realized I can't build it on fake promises," he said at Berlin's Tegel airport where he and some 50 similarly disenchanted young Iraqi men were about to board an Iraqi Airways plane to Erbil in northern Iraq. A growing number of Iraqi refugees in ... |