Washington Blade | Powerful Shiite cleric unhappy with Iraq's new ministers Fox News BAGHDAD – A powerful Iraqi Shiite cleric has expressed discontent with the country's new ministers appointed this week, after months of political wrangling. Muqtada al-Sadr issued a statement Friday in which he repeated calls a complete government ... Iraq's Shiite cleric calls for complete cabinet reshuffle |
Al-Monitor | Iraq sinks further into debt Al-Monitor BAGHDAD — Noura al-Bajari, a member of the Iraqi parliament's Economy and Investment Committee, expressed fear that Iraq will be unable to pay off its debts in a press statement Aug. 8. She cited dropping prices for the oil upon which the country ... |
The Guardian | The lies Trump told this week: from opposing the Iraq war to San Bernardino The Guardian “I was an opponent of the Iraq war from the beginning … I nonetheless publicly expressed my private doubts about the invasion. Three months before the invasion I said, in an interview with Neil Cavuto, to whom I offer my best wishes for a speedy ... |
New Republic | War Dogs: An Iraq War Satire Without the Bite New Republic There's a dark joke at the core of War Dogs that's so good it almost sustains this so-so comedy all on its own: What if the jerk Americans who got rich off the Iraq War were the same type of asshole bros who were the antiheroes of The Hangover? The Stoner Arms Dealers: How Two American Kids Became Big-Time Weapons Traders |
Christian Post | ISIS Receives Another Blow to Oil Revenue in Iraq, 12 Dead OilPrice.com Oil fields and transport infrastructure are a top priority for all armed forces fighting against ISIS in Syria and Iraq as the organization gets most of its revenues from oil. The coalition forces alone have carried out 303 air strikes against ISIS oil ... Iraq to Execute 36 ISIS Terrorists Who Killed 1700 People Construction in Iraq - Key Trends and Opportunities to 2020 7 Executed in Iraq for Not Sending Their Children to ISIS Schools |
Washington Post | Smithsonian, other agencies protect artifacts in Iraq, Syria Washington Post Brian Daniels, a Smithsonian research associate and director of research and programs at the University of Pennsylvania Museum Cultural Heritage Center, has worked in Syria and Iraq and talked about colleagues there who risk their lives to protect ... |
Wall Street Journal | America Leaves Its Allies to Battle Each Other in Iraq Wall Street Journal Erbil, Iraq. The U.S. presidential race is ramping up, and with it have come declarations and promises. But solutions from Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton for solving the turmoil in the Middle East and the war on Islamic State won't succeed unless the ... Iraq Resumes Pumping Oil Through Kurdish Pipeline Iraq Resumes Oil Exports From Kurdish Fields Iraq's parliament speaker hails Kurdish victories as gov't opposes Peshmerga advances |
Hurriyet Daily News | Iraq resumes pumping oil via Kurdish region to Turkey Hurriyet Daily News The previous agreement called for the KRG to transfer 550,000 bpd produced in their region to Iraq's central state oil marketing company, in return for a 17 percent share in the federal budget. The Kurds stopped oil transfers to the government last ... Iraq to raise flows on Turkey pipeline to 150000 bpd next week Iraq dares to hope for brighter future |
Al-Monitor | What are Iraq's Popular Mobilization Units doing in Beirut? Al-Monitor BEIRUT — A hotel in Beirut was the scene of a series of secret meetings Aug. 8-11 between a diplomatic delegation that included representatives from Western countries and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), and a delegation composed of Iraq's ... |
Newsweek | Iraq Opens Airspace to Russia After Iran Deployment Newsweek Iraq has allowed the Russian air force to use its airspace if needed during airstrikes on Syria, following Russia's decision to deploy aircraft to Iraq's neighbors, Iran, on Tuesday. Russian government officials have previously not ruled out expanding ... Iraq allows Russia access to their airspace Coalition Strikes Target ISIL Terrorists in Syria, Iraq > U.S. ... |