The Atlantic | Hobby Lobby Purchased Thousands of Ancient Artifacts Smuggled Out of Iraq The Atlantic Hobby Lobby purchased thousands of ancient artifacts smuggled out of modern-day Iraq via the United Arab Emirates and Israel in 2010 and 2011, attorneys for the Eastern District of New York announced on Wednesday. As part of a settlement, the American ... Hobby Lobby Agrees to Forfeit 5500 Artifacts Smuggled Out of Iraq Hobby Lobby fined $3 million for artifacts smuggled from Iraq Hobby Lobby to return artifacts allegedly smuggled from Iraq |
The Guardian | Tony Blair should be prosecuted over Iraq war, high court hears The Guardian The Chilcot inquiry's conclusion that the invasion of Iraq was unnecessary and undermined the United Nations requires the prosecution of Tony Blair, the high court has heard. In his opening argument calling for a war crimes trial in Britain, Michael ... Ruling granting Tony Blair immunity from prosecution over Iraq war to be reviewed UK court to review Tony Blair's immunity over Iraq War: report ... Tony Blair could face prosecution over Iraq as top judge hears ... |
USA TODAY | Heartbreaking photo shows humanitarian crisis looms in Iraq USA TODAY The Islamic State faces defeat. But a humanitarian crisis looms for survivors, many of them children, who are suffering from dehydration and malnutrition in northern Iraq. U.S-backed forces have entered the final stages of the Mosul offensive to retake ... British troops 'should stay in Iraq' to aid stability after Isil is defeated, foreign minister says The final push: Retaking Mosul from ISIL In Iraq, Fight To Retake Mosul From ISIS Appears To Be In Its Final Stages |
The Independent | As a gay man born in Iraq, I know that western intervention is to blame for the murder of LGBT Iraqis The Independent It is a devastating incident, yet an increasingly regular phenomenon since the Western invasion of Iraq in 2003. Humanitarian reports estimate that between 2004 to 2009, 680 people have been murdered due to gender and sexual non-conformism. According ... |
CBS News | Iraq PM says "we managed to liberate" Mosul CBS News MOSUL, Iraq -- Iraq's prime minister on Tuesday congratulated his fighters on "the big victory in Mosul" - even as fighting with Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) militants continued in Mosul's Old City neighborhood where Iraqi forces are about ... Iraq slows advance on last IS pocket in Mosul packed with civilians The Mosul climax is just the beginning of the battle for Iraq Iraq on cusp of Mosul victory but IS strikes back; 15 killed |
Department of Defense | Officials Release Details of Latest Strikes in Syria, Iraq Department of Defense SOUTHWEST ASIA, July 5, 2017 — U.S. and coalition military forces continued to attack the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria yesterday, conducting 37 strikes consisting of 107 engagements, Combined Joint Task Force Operation Inherent Resolve officials ... US-Led Coalition Destroys 33 Fighting Positions Near Iraq's Mosul ... |
New York Times | After Backing Trump, Christians Who Fled Iraq Fall Into His Dragnet ... New York Times A figurine of Jesus in Najah Konja's home in Clarkston, Mich. Mr. Konja is among more than 100 Iraqi Christians in the Detroit area facing possible deportation ... |
NBCNews.com | After North Korea Missile Test, What Does Kim Jong Un Really Want? NBCNews.com "They learned their lesson from Libya and Iraq that the sure-fire way to prevent an attack is to have weapons of mass destruction, rather than just bragging about it," said John Nilsson-Wright, a senior research fellow at Chatham House, a London-based ... |
Aransas Pass Progress | Soldier reaches out to hometown from Iraq Aransas Pass Progress Just as the Fourth of July approached, local soldier SPC John Rodriquez was allowed the opportunity to reach out and greet his local community from Baghdad, Iraq where he has been deployed since October as part of the personnel security detail for the ... |
The National Interest Online | Why Iraq Needs a Cultural Surge The National Interest Online Potentially the most consequential of these is that in Iraq the rule of the erstwhile caliphate encompassed perhaps the world's single richest trove of cultural heritage. Now, as ISIS territory disappears yard by yard from the Iraqi map, it is time for ... |