Lawfare (blog) | The United States Will Need a “Diplomatic Surge” in Iraq Lawfare (blog) In a recent visit to Iraq, our interlocutors from various political stripes emphasized the enormity of the challenges facing the country after the expected expulsion of the Islamic State from Mosul. If we are not to make the same mistake of winning the ... Trump Steps Up Bombing in Iraq, Civilians Die A hitchhiker's guide to the militias that now dominate much of Iraq In Fiercely Contested Iraq, Erbil Offers a Model of Stability |
Foreign Affairs (subscription) | Land Grabs in Iraq Foreign Affairs (subscription) Both the semi-autonomous Kurdistan Regional Government in northern Iraq and the central government in Baghdad claimed sovereignty. But ISIS' takeover has essentially reset the political and military landscape in these areas, allowing these political ... Iraq: UN agency ramps up emergency medical care to women and girls affected by conflict CNEWA head: Next few months will decide Christians' fate in scarred Iraq LOOK: First Palm Sunday in Iraq Christian town after ISIS |
The Weekly Standard | Are Syria's Chemical Weapons Iraq's Missing WMD? Obama's Director of Intelligence Thought So. The Weekly Standard During the Bush administration, the popular protest refrain was “Bush lied, people died." It's true that a major justification for the Iraq war was eliminating Saddam Hussein's stockpiles of so-called weapons of mass destruction, a catch-all phrase for ... |
Iraq coach Shenaishil sacked after World Cup failure Daily Mail April 11 (Reuters) - Iraq's Radhi Shenaishil became the third coaching casualty of Asian World Cup qualifying Group B when he was sacked late on Monday. The 50-year-old was shown the door after defeat to Saudi Arabia in Jeddah at the end of last month ... |
AOL | US missile strike against Syria being questioned by some Iraq war veterans AOL One criticism revolves around a seeming lack of a clear end goal; for example, Evan McAllister, a Marine scout and sniper who served in Iraq and Afghanistan, told the website LifeZette, "The foreign policy I was ultimately hoping for is one that abides ... |
9news.com.au | Mosul zoo lion and bear flown out of Iraq 9news.com.au Simba the lion and Lula the bear, the ailing last two residents of Mosul zoo, were flown out of Iraq Monday to receive emergency care from an animal welfare group. A group of veterinarians from the Four Paws International charity took the animals out ... |
World Tribune | Kurds eye independence in post-ISIS Iraq – World Tribune: Window ... World Tribune Iraq's Kurds, who have long been one of the most effective fighting forces against Islamic State (ISIS), are “re-energized” in their bid for independence, a senior ... Kurds 're-energize' independence referendum plan for post-jihadist Iraq Turks in Kurdistan Region and Iraq start to cast referendum votes |
ReliefWeb | Urgent action needed to stave off 'hunger crisis' in Iraq – UN food relief agency UN News Centre 10 April 2017 – Warning that deepening food insecurity in Iraq could leave more than half the population facing “unprecedented levels” of vulnerability, the United Nations emergency food relief agency today called for improving nutrition awareness and ... More than half of Iraq's population at risk of food insecurity – Government-WFP analysis [EN/AR] |
CNBC | Baghdad says US pledges continued support for Iraq's war against IS CNBC U.S. Vice President Mike Pence on Saturday assured Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi of continued U.S. support to defeat Islamic State, the Iraqi government said in a statement. The two discussed the situation in Syria and the war on Islamic State ... Iraq cautiously turning against Assad after chemical attack atrocity Iraq needs US help. It also needs to accept US help. Shia'ite cleric from Iraq urges Bashar al-Assad to step down but criticises US strikes in Syria |
The Daily Pennsylvanian | Modern art sits alongside ancient artifacts in Penn Museum's exhibit on Syria and Iraq The Daily Pennsylvanian Responding in part to ongoing attacks in Syria and Iraq, the Penn Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology opened a new exhibition on April 8 that explores the cultural heritage of the region and Penn's role in ensuring its preservation. Titled “Cultures ... |