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• Initial results delayed, Iraq still counts ballots (AP
• First Iraq election results to be released Wednesday (
• Baghdad holds key as Iraq awaits initial vote results
• Britain begins inquiry into Iraq abuse claims (AP)
• US military: 2 soldiers die in Iraq in accident (AP)
• Real Hurt Lockers in Iraq: Life is no movie (AP)
• After Iraq election, fragile democracy faces the real test
• In Iraq, the Methboub family waits – and copes (T
• Top court to decide on anti-gay protests at military funera
• Iraq election turnout down, likely months before new govern
• PM Maliki emerges as front-runner after Iraq vote (AFP
• Iraqi PM's coalition seen leading vote (AP)
• Turnout for Iraq election solid at 62 pct (Reuters)
• Britain won respect in Middle East over Iraq: Miliband
• Years before US can judge Iraq success: general (AFP)
• Odierno says US troop withdrawal plan on schedule (AP)
• After Iraq's Elections, Who Will Lead the Country? (Ti
• 'The Hurt Locker' rules on historic Oscars night (AFP)
• Obama calls Iraq vote an 'important milestone' (AP)
• Obama keeps U.S. troop withdrawal plan after Iraq poll
• US defense chief hails Iraqi voter turnout, security forces
• Iraq election: Purple fingers, but hard work ahead (Th
• Obama applauds 'courage' of Iraqi voters (AFP)
• Iraqis vote amid explosions, but now comes the hard part
• Clinton praises Iraqis for important national vote (AP
• Iraq election: Iraqis defy bombs to vote (The Christia
• Iraqis defy deadly bomb attacks to vote (AFP)
• Iraqis defy intimidation to vote, attacks kill 36 (AP)
• Obama hails 'courage' of Iraqi voters (AFP)
• Obama congratulates Iraqis on national vote (AP)
• Iraqis turn out to vote amid wave of bombing attacks (
• Iraqis vote despite militant attacks that kill 38 (Reu
• Iraq Elections LIVE REPORT (AFP)
• Sadr urges Iraqis to vote to help end U.S. "occupation"
• Mortar shells fired at polling stations in Iraq (Reute
• Mortars rock Baghdad as election begins (AFP)
• Iraq election: polls open (AFP)
• Key players in Iraq's parliamentary elections (AP)
• A look at the major coalitions in Iraq's election (AP)
• A look at this Sunday's election in Iraq (AP)
• Timeline of events in Iraq (AP)
• French politician brings Paris glamour to Iraq vote (A
• Upstart Iraqi bloc seeks 'peaceful uprising' in Kurdistan
• Deadly car bomb rocks Iraq holy city on election eve (
• Iraq: Car bomb strikes Shiite holy city, killing 3 (AP
• Election security 'an all-Iraq show': US general (AFP)
• Bomb kills 4 near Shi'ite shrine before Iraq poll (Reu
• British PM faces Iraq inquiry backlash (AFP)
• Bomb in Iraq shrine city kills 3 injures 54: police (A
• Iraqis abroad cast ballots in homeland's election (AP)
• Ill. judge won't toss torture suit naming Rumsfeld (AP
• As U.S. prepares to leave after 7 years, Iraq's future unce
• Iraq election: In Syria, disillusioned refugees trudge to t
• Iraq's Sunnis fear election could spark violence (AP)
• Al-Qaeda declares Iraq 'curfew' to thwart polls: SITE
• British PM Brown tells inquiry Iraq war was right (Reu
• Shadow of Saddam hangs over Iraq polls (AFP)
• Iraq politicians send singers to woo weary Iraqi voters
• Iraqi leaders wind up election campaign (Reuters)
• Iraqis abroad begin voting in homeland's election (AP)
• British PM insists Iraq war was 'right decision' (AFP)
• Iraq's religious leaders urge strong voter turnout (AF
• Brown blames US over Iraq reconstruction errors (AP)
• UK PM Brown says Iraq War was justified (Reuters)
• Iraq war was 'right decision', says Brown (AFP)
• Three Nepali security guards arrested in Baghdad (AFP)
• Iraqis begin to vote in Syria and other countries (AP)
• U.S. expects difficult days after Iraqi election (Reut
• Iraq early voting shattered by deadly blasts (AP)
• One young voter hopes Iraq election will right wrongs
• Nada's uncles will tell her how to vote in Iraq election
• Iraq election: Young war generation yearns for old stabilit
• Among the 'best and brightest,' Rami won't vote in Iraq ele
• A look at some of the factions in Iraq's election (AP)
• Campaign styles reflect the choices in Iraq vote (AP)
• Senate: US has stake in Iraq elections (AFP)
• Unveiled women stop traffic in Iraq election campaign
• Defying bombers, Iraqi security forces vote en masse (
• Baghdad attacks kill 14 as Iraq voting begins (AFP)
• Timeline of events leading up to Iraq election (AP)
• 17 killed in Baghdad blasts targeting voters (AP)
• Attacks kill 12 as Iraqi troops and police vote (Reute
• Blair's autobiography to be published in September (AP
• Seven Iraqi soldiers killed as early voting starts (AF
• US ponders if Iraq elections vindicate Bush (AFP)
• Five killed in Baghdad attack as voting begins (AFP)
• Iraq's Sunni voters yearn for change (Reuters)
• Early voting begins in Iraq general election (AFP)
• U.S. lawmakers challenge Army decisions on KBR (Reuter
• Builders of Baghdad Embassy strike again _ in Saudi Arabia
• Iran casts its shadow over high-stakes Iraq vote (AP)
• Pentagon insists US drawdown in Iraq on track (AFP)
• Three suicide bombs kill 32 ahead of Iraqi vote (AP)
• Suicide blasts kill 33 ahead of Iraq polls (AFP)
• At least 33 Iraqis die in 3 pre-election bombings (McC
• Suicide bombers kill 33 in Iraqi city before poll (Reu
• Free land, weapons and petrol help buy Iraqi votes (AF
• Suicide attacks kill 29 ahead of Iraq polls (AFP)
• Bomb attacks in northeast Iraq kill 27, wound 42 (Reut
• Women take prominent role in Iraqi vote (AP)
• A look at women lawmakers in Iraq, rest of world (AP)
• Rove admits to error on Iraq as Bush strategist (AP)
• As drones multiply in Iraq and Afghanistan, so do their use
• A Q&A on Iraq's March 7 parliamentary elections (McCla
• Iraqi elections have high stakes, but low bar (McClatc
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,380 (AP)
• Iraqi candidate locked in election limbo over Baath row
• Iraq's February oil exports at highest level since 1990
• Iraqi Christians attacked ahead of Iraq election (The
• Iraq's Sunnis bracing for chaos after election (AP)
• Iraq wants to improve relations with Syria (AP)
• Weapons, explosives seized ahead of Iraq elections (AP
• Iraq's oil exports at highest level since 1990 (AFP)
• Iraq says it wants better Syrian ties (AFP)
• Iraq Elections: Violence Fears Ahead of U.S. Withdrawal
• Iraq 'names first envoy to Kuwait in two decades' (AFP
• Iraqi minister says oil deal with Japan failed: report
• Iraq war takes centre stage at Oscars (AFP)
• Petraeus: Iraq violence down but threats remain (AP)
• Rival groups see Iraqi vote as way to claim Kirkuk (AP
• Before Iraq election, Arab and Kurd tensions soar in the no
• Iraq death toll spikes ahead of election (AFP)
• Iraqi PM's party: Rivals broke campaign rules (AP)
• Iraq VP slams corruption, urges a vote for 'change' (A
• Iraqi death toll rises markedly in February (AFP)
• Iraq's Maliki sees coalition with Shi'ite rivals (Reut
• Fate of key Iraqi force up in air ahead of election (A
• Americans, Kurds, Arabs join forces on north Iraq frontline
• Iraqi Christians protest slayings, Pope concerned (Reu
• Iraq says sacking of Saddam officers would be illegal
• Iraqi PM defends ban of candidates before vote (AP)
• Christians hold demos over north Iraq killings (AFP)
• Iraq Kurds again likely to be kingmakers post-poll (Re
• Depressed Blair 'wanted to quit after Iraq war': report
• Iraqi vote shows deep divides still facing country (AP
• Iraqis poke fun at their election candidates' posturing
• Kurdish activist injured in Iraq election violence (AF
• US soldiers kill Iraqi tribal chief's son (AFP)
• Evidence against barred Iraq candidates to be released
• Stay neutral in vote, top cleric tells Iraq clergy (AF
• Ex-U.S. ally Chalabi, now closer to Iran, on the rise in Ir
• U.N. urges Iraq to ratify atomic inspection protocol (
• Iraq to reinstate 20,000 Saddam-era army officers (AP)
• UN to weigh lifting Saddam-era sanctions on Iraq (AP)
• Journalists complain of pre-poll intimidation in Iraq north
• Iraq pushes on with reinstating Saddam-era troops (Reu
• Iraq election: Will sectarian divisions limit turnout?
• Kurd-Arab feud threatens Iraq growth, investment (Reut
• Baghdad printers working flat out ahead of Iraq polls
• US returns historical artifacts to Iraq (AFP)
• US Senate set to make symbolic Iraq pledge (AFP)
• Iraq Sunni bloc ends poll boycott (AFP)
• French industry minister urges firms to set up shop in Iraq
• Three killed in northern Iraq violence (AFP)
• Sunni leader decides to take part in Iraq election (AP
• Clinton cites Iranian effort to sway Iraqi vote (AP)
• Iraq to reinstate 20,000 officers from Saddam's army (
• Iraq 'to probe Mosul Christian killings' (AFP)
• IMF approves $3.6 billion loan for Iraq (Reuters)
• IMF to provide 3.6-billion-dollar loan to Iraq (AFP)
• Iraqi parliamentarian denies U.S. charges of terrorism
• Anti-American bloc gains ground ahead of Iraq vote (AP
• Iraq's cell phone operators must improve service or pay up
• Foes Maliki, Allawi 'top contenders in Iraq poll' (AFP
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,379 (AP)
• Five dead, including three Christians, in Iraq attacks
• US military: Soldier dies in Iraq in accident (AP)
• Bomb-detecting wands to be kept in service in Iraq (AP
• Iraq says $4.4 billion in January oil revenues (AFP)
• Former Iraq PM Allawi defends tour of Arab states (AFP
• Iraq: bomb-detecting wands to be kept in service (AP)
• Iraqi politician raises eyebrows with Saudi trip (Reut
• Only two-third Iraqis due to vote in March 7 election
• Iraq to 'sue UK firm behind faulty bomb detector' (AFP
• Ex-IAEA chief Blix 'to head UAE nuclear panel' (AFP)
• Iraqi campaign worker killed along with wife, children
• U.S. won't alter Iraq drawdown without deterioration (
• Plans for US withdrawal from Iraq unlikely to change: Gates
• Top US general: US has Plan B for slower Iraq exit (AP
• Iraqi families slaughtered in pre-poll violence (AFP)
• British PM Brown to testify at Iraq inquiry (Reuters)
• 8 villagers killed south of Baghdad, some beheaded (AP
• Gunmen kill eight family members in Iraq, behead some
• Iraqi family killed by 'terrorist group' (AFP)
• Dogs sniff out explosives amid Iraq bomb threats (AFP)
• US military: 2 US helicopter pilots killed in Iraq (AP
• "Hurt Locker," "Up in the Air" win key film awards (Re
• Iraqi former PM Allawi meets Saudi king ahead of polls
• Sunni bloc boycotts Iraq vote citing Iran interference
• Iraq vows tough punishment for campaign vandals (AP)
• Fifth Christian killed in a week in north Iraq (AFP)
• Senior Sunni lawmaker's party to boycott Iraq vote (Re
• Using ladder, vet rescued people from Texas office (AP
• Curfew on election campaign in northern Iraqi province
• Iraqi prisoners on hunger strike at Basra jail (AFP)
• Iraq rejects call to abolish death penalty (AP)
• Iraq war to be rebranded 'Operation New Dawn' (AFP)
• Iraq mission being renamed Operation New Dawn (AP)
• Iraq War to Get Name Change After U.S. Combat Troops Withdr
• Iraq bomb before election has some fearing new civil war
• 13 killed in attack on govt building in west Iraq (AP)
• Suicide bomber kills 10 ahead of Iraq elections (AFP)
• Suicide bomber kills 11 in Iraq's Anbar province (Reut
• Car bomb wounds 22 in Iraq's Mosul (AFP)
• At least 10 dead in Iraq suicide car bomb (AFP)
• US troop withdrawal on track in Iraq: envoy (AFP)
• US Ambassador to Iraq sees delay in govt formation (AP
• Spate of Christian killings before Iraq March vote (Re
• Slogans on Baghdad checkpoints offer a dream Iraq (AP)
• Iraq to seize security contractors' heavy weapons (Reu
• Iraq Shiite spiritual leader urges big poll turnout (A
• Fourth Christian killed in northern Iraq (AFP)
• Turkey, Iraq revive rail link (AFP)
• US troops in Iraq below 100,000 for first time since 2003
• US general accuses Iraqi politicians of links to Iran
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,376 (AP)
• Iraq training for threats surrounding elections (AP)
• West wants end to torture, honor killings in Iraq (Reu
• Iraq govt condemns Sadrist MP's anti-Sunni comments (A
• Iraq has top terror risk, Thai danger up: ranking (Reu
• US tells Iraq to improve prisons, stamp out abuse (AP)
• Iraq's European allies call for halt to death penalty
• Facing death, freed Iraq detainees may fight again (Re
• Iraq football stars aim for new partnership as MPs (AF
• Iraq targets tailors to curb militant attacks (AP)
• Iraqi lawmaker: Sunni boycott won't solve standoff (AP
• Anti-Saddam purge both woos and worries Iraq voters (R
• Australia's jihad attack plotters jailed up to 28 years
• Biden vs. Cheney: three points of dispute (The Christi
• Three killed in attacks in Baghdad, north Iraq (AFP)
• Cheney: Biden should give credit for Iraq to Bush (AP)
• Afghanistan war: Marjah battle as tough as Fallujah, say US
• Chalabi accuses US of interfering in Iraq election (AF
• Baghdad battles to preserve its battered heritage (AFP
• String of Iraq bomb attacks target poll candidates (Re
• No proof Iraqi militants hold second American: US official
• Iraqi secular list suspends campaigning over candidates ban
• Iraq election officials confirm Sunni candidate ban (R
• Eight Iraqis to be tried over British soldier deaths: Londo
• Qaeda threatens to stop Iraq vote, as campaign opens (
• Al-Qaeda in Iraq leader threatens polls violence (AFP)
• Iraq election campaign opens with concern over sectarian di
• Raid on arms smugglers in Iraq kills 5 villagers (AP)
• Blasts kill six in holy Shiite city: Iraqi officials (
• US says five Iran-backed insurgents killed near Iraq border
• Five killed as U.S., Iraqi troops raid border village
• Iraq expels 250 former Blackwater guards (AFP)
• Kidnapping of American in Iraq sparked by faltering reconci
• Iraq launches fourth state oil firm (AFP)
• British PM to face Iraq inquiry in early March (AFP)
• Most banned Iraqi poll candidates' appeals rejected (R
• Pa. Dem Murtha remembered as military advocate (AP)
• US congressman and Iraq war critic Murtha dies (AFP)
• Rep. John Murtha: lifelong hawk, military backer, brazen ea
• UK's Iraq inquiry turns focus to Bush officials (AP)
• 'Black Hearts': On Green, Iraq's 'Triangle of Death' (
• Iraq vote row to be resolved before campaign starts (A
• Protests held in Iraq amid row over election ban (AP)
• Iraq panel reinstates election ban amid Shi'ite ire (R
• Iraq delays parliament debate on candidates row (AFP)
• Iraq delays parliament debate on vote row: speaker (AF
• Iraqi Shiite group says holding two Americans (AFP)
• US may help Turkey combat Kurdish rebels: Gates (AFP)
• Militant video shows abducted American in Iraq (AP)
• Iraqi court pushed to rule on banned candidates (AP)
• Shiite group kidnaps US contractor in Iraq: video (AFP
• Iraq group says it has kidnapped U.S. contractor (Reut
• Blast in crowd kills 41 Shiite pilgrims in Iraq (AFP)
• Clinton condemns attacks on Shiite pilgrims in Iraq (A
• Car bombs kill 40 in Iraq, tensions simmer (Reuters)
• Clinton 'heartened' by Iraq move to reinstate candidates
• In Iraq, Karbala bombings spark fears of renewed sectarian
• Pro-West ex-Iraqi PM slams de-Baathification (AFP)
• Bombings in Iraq holy city during rite kill 20 (Reuter
• Mortar bomb kills 27, wounds 56 in Iraq's Karbala (AFP
• Shiites throng Iraq shrine city for ceremony (AFP)
• Iraq parliament to debate Saddam-era poll candidates (
• US welcomes decision allowing Iraqi candidates to run
• US military rushes delivery of bomb dogs to Iraq (AP)
• Iraq condemns lifting candidate ban, MPs to meet (Reut
• New Iraqi media rules raise specter of muzzled past (R
• S.Korea firm wins three billion dollar Iraq deal (AFP)
• US general in Turkey to discuss Kurdish rebels (AFP)
• Ex-minister slams Blair argument for Iraq war (AFP)
• Ex-UK minister says Blair lied over Iraq war (Reuters)
• Obama, Biden meet with Iraqi VP (AFP)
• Ex-UK minister: US unprepared for aftermath of war (AP
• China cancels 80% of Iraq debt (AFP)
• US envoy: March vote in Iraq must be seen as fair (AP)
• Female suicide bomber in Iraq kills 54 (AP)
• Female suicide bomber kills 41 in Baghdad: officials (
• A look at Iraq's March parliamentary vote (AP)
• Shiite pilgrims targeted as Iraq bombings intensify (T
• Female suicide bomber hits Iraq pilgrims, kills 54 (AP
• Female suicide bomber kills 41 in Baghdad (AFP)
• AP source: DOJ probing alleged Blackwater payments (AP
• US 'mistakes' in 2003 linger ahead of Iraq vote (AFP)
• Suicide bomber kills 41 Shi'ite pilgrims in Iraq (Reut
• US envoy: Iraq elections must be widely accepted (AP)
• Female suicide bomber kills 13 pilgrims in Iraq (Reute
• US govt probes Blackwater for corruption: report (AFP)
• Afghan, Iraq wars shape Pentagon budget, US strategy (
• Russia's Lukoil signs agreement on massive Iraq oil field
• Iraq attacks kill three, wound 23: police (AFP)
• Police: Suicide bomber kills 2 at Iraqi restaurant (AP
• Suicide bomber kills two, wounds 23 in Iraq (Reuters)
• Iraqi sheik threatens boycott over ballot purge (AP)
• Blair says no regrets for removing Saddam (AFP)
• Blair fights for his legacy as he defends Iraq war (AP
• Ex-contractor gets prison for sex assault in Iraq (AP)
• Qaeda group claims Baghdad suicide bombing (AFP)
• Defiant Blair says no regrets over Iraq war (Reuters)
• Blair quotes at Britain's Iraq Inquiry (AP)
• Tony Blair Iraq inquiry: Hussein was risk worth trying to c
• Defiant Blair defends decisions over Iraq war (Reuters
• Blair offers his justification for Iraq war (AP)
• Blair says no secret deal with Bush to invade Iraq (AF
• 2 Americans detained in Iraq on visa violations (AP)
• Blair gives evidence to Iraq war inquiry (AFP)
• Blair to appear before Iraq war inquiry (AFP)
• US: Key al-Qaida leader killed in Iraq (AP)
• Tony Blair faces grilling on Iraq war choices (AP)
• UK's Blair faces "pivotal day" at Iraq War inquiry (Re
• Iraq: bomb-hunting devices could be pulled (AP)
• Iraq moves to curb channels seen inciting violence (Re
• Chinese-led group formally signs Iraq oil deal (AFP)
• Iraq war ending, all troops coming home: Obama (AFP)
• Obama says Iraq troops coming home (AP)
• British lawyer denies Blair pressure over Iraq war (AF
• Bomber dressed as Iraqi policeman hits police post (AP
• Staff at Baghdad hotel strike over security (AFP)
• Qaeda-linked militants claim Iraq hotel bombings (Reut
• British attorney general defends Iraq war advice (AFP)
• Former attorney general testifies in Iraq inquiry (AP)
• UK's top lawyer changed mind on Iraq War legality (Reu
• Qaeda group claims Baghdad hotel attacks (AFP)
• 'Chemical Ali' buried to adulation in hometown (AFP)
• Two killed in Baghdad bus attack (AFP)
• Iranian troops leave Iraqi oil field: governor (AFP)
• Iranian pilgrims attacked in Iraqi capital (Reuters)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,374 (AP)
• Vermont assumes a heavy burden in Iraq war (AP)
• US troops start joint operations in Iraq's disputed zones
• U.S. urges Kurds to settle disputes with Baghdad (Reut
• Kurds in Halabja celebrate 'Chemical Ali' execution (A
• British invasion of Iraq was illegal: ex-govt lawyer (
• UK government adviser: Iraq war was illegal (AP)
• Car bomb hits Baghdad police crime lab, 21 killed (AP)
• Deadly blast destroys Baghdad forensics HQ (AFP)
• Baghdad hotel bombs mark new tactics: top US general (
• Iraq suicide bomb kills 17 at police forensics lab (Re
• UK government lawyer said Iraq war was illegal (Reuter
• Baghdad car bomb kills 18 (AFP)
• US starts joint operations in Iraq's disputed zones (A
• Baghdad blast kills 17, injures 80: ministry (AFP)
• Iraq's 'Chemical Ali' hanged for 1988 gas attack (AP)
• Iraq hangs 'Chemical Ali' - Saddam's cousin and henchman
• Ex-Iraqi lawmaker sentenced to death for killings (Reu
• Baghdad bombs kill 36, Chemical Ali hanged (Reuters)
• Iraq hangs "Chemical Ali" for gas attack, crackdowns (
• Baghdad rocked by triple car bombings ahead of March electi
• Three blasts hit Baghdad hotels killing 36 (AFP)
• Iraq's 'Chemical Ali' infamous for 1988 gas attack (AP
• Minibus bombs hit Baghdad hotels, killing 36 (AFP)
• 37 killed in Baghdad as 'Chemical Ali' hanged (AP)
• Saddam's henchman 'Chemical Ali' hanged (AFP)
• Iraq executes Saddam henchman "Chemical Ali" (Reuters)
• Iraq reinstates 59 election candidates (AFP)
• Shots fired at Oslo home of Islamist group founder (AP
• At least 36 dead as bombs target Baghdad hotels (AFP)
• At least 36 dead as car bombs rock Baghdad hotels (Re
• Clinton hails Iraq 'courage' after bombings (AFP)
• At least 24 killed in Baghdad blasts (AFP)
• At least 12 as three blasts rock Baghdad (AFP)
• Iraq completes deal with oil giants Exxon Mobil, Shell
• U.S. oversight of Iraq police training firm faulted (R
• Iraq drama 'The Hurt Locker' wins Oscars indicator (AF
• Audit hits State on failures to monitor Iraq work (AP)
• Weak Oversight in Iraq Puts $2.5 Billion at Risk, Audit Say
• Iraq PM orders probe into 'bomb detector' (AFP)
• Iraq to probe bomb detection unit: MPs (AFP)
• Iraq's PM orders probe on bomb detectors (AP)
• US Marines' Iraq command ends; Biden in Baghdad (AP)
• Expert lawyers to declare Iraq war illegal: reports (A
• US to appeal ruling favouring Blackwater in Iraq (AFP)
• US Marines leave former Al-Qaeda hotspot in western Iraq
• Biden 'confident' Iraq election row will be resolved (
• U.S. to appeal dismissal of Blackwater charges: Biden
• Biden says US to appeal Blackwater court decision (AFP
• Biden: US to appeal dismissal of Blackwater case (AP)
• Biden visits Iraq amid election row (Reuters)
• Biden confident Iraqis to settle election dispute (AP)
• Biden calls for 'fair, transparent' Iraq election (AFP
• US Marines end role in Iraq; Biden in Baghdad (AP)
• Marines to mark official end of their Anbar mission in Iraq
• VP Biden flies into Iraq amid Baathist row (Reuters)
• British PM to appear at Iraq probe before election (AF
• Vice President Joe Biden arrives in Iraq: US official
• Iraq urges barred candidates to denounce Saddam (AFP)
• UK PM to appear before Iraq War inquiry before vote (R
• Iraq election chief: More candidates to be banned (AP)
• British PM to appear at Iraq probe before poll (AFP)
• Italy's ENI to lead $20 bln investment in Iraq (AFP)
• Premier to appear soon at Britain's Iraq inquiry (AP)
• British PM to face Iraq inquiry before election (AFP)
• US embassy seeks Iraqi fans on Facebook (AFP)
• US Embassy in Baghdad looking for Facebook friends (AP
• Ex-UK foreign secretary defends Iraq war decision (AP)
• Iraqi presidency seeks court decision on Baath ban (Re
• Iraq president queries blacklist ban amid demos (AFP)
• Britain was keen to avoid Iraq war: minister (AFP)
• Former UK foreign minister defends Iraq War backing (R
• Iraq president queries legality of candidate blacklist
• Briton in Iraq court over security guard shootings (AF
• Iraqis protest in support of 'Saddam' candidates ban (
• Iraq leader seeks ruling on committee behind ban (AP)
• US military: Soldier dies in Iraq vehicle accident (AP
• Baghdad plans 75,000 apartments to modernize slum (Reu
• Up to 10 percent of Iraqis disabled by war, sanctions
• Foiled assault on Baghdad jewelry store kills 3 (AP)
• Three killed, dozens wounded in Iraq violence (AFP)
• Obama urged to free Iraq's Aziz (AFP)
• Suicide car bomb wounds 30 in northern Iraq (AFP)
• Candidates banned from Iraq vote had Saddam links (AFP
• Brown's spending in focus at UK Iraq War inquiry (Reut
• Ex-UK minister: postwar planning for Iraq lacking (AP)
• Iraq regulates shops selling police, army uniforms (Re
• Iraq mulls lodging Blackwater complaint for citizens (
• Ex-UK Premier Blair to testify on Iraq war Jan. 29 (AP
• Soldier guilty of cruelty and maltreatment in Iraq (AP
• Gunmen kill 5 people at Baghdad aid office (AP)
• Iraq instructs lawyers to take on Blackwater cases (Re
• Gunmen kill five in Iraqi NGO office (Reuters)
• Iran and Iraq hold talks on border dispute (Reuters)
• Iraqis authorize government to sue Blackwater (AP)
• Iraqi province gives Saddam loyalists 24 hours to leave
• Four killed in Baghdad gun and bomb attack (AFP)
• Iraq's Aziz in 'stable condition' after stroke (AFP)
• Marines exit Iraq in first wave of US forces out (AP)
• Biden calls Iraqi leaders about national elections (AP
• Saddam's ex-deputy PM Aziz in hospital after stroke: lawyer
• Iraq's "Chemical Ali" gets 4th death sentence (Reuters
• Iraq's 'Chemical Ali' gets 4th death sentence (AP)
• Saddam official Tareq Aziz hospitalized, son says (Reu
• Iraq cabinet approves draft law to protect doctors (Re
• Iraq ex-deputy PM Aziz 'in hospital after stroke' (AFP
• Ex-Iraqi FM Tariq Aziz suffers from a stroke (AP)
• Iraq's 'Chemical Ali' sentenced to death (AFP)
• Iraq reclaims a Jewish history it once shunned (AP)
• 'Saddam' ban threatens Sunni stake in Iraq elections (
• Kuwait needs security, not money from Iraq: FM (AFP)
• Iraq says it captures man who oversaw UN bombing (AP)
• Iraq arrests Qaeda chief tied to 2003 blast at UN HQ (
• Iraqi former pilot accused in 2003 U.N. bombing (Reute
• Former Iraq PM Allawi unveils election bid alliance (A
• Iraq to hold first full census since '87 in October (R
• Rarely used flying bomb strikes new targets in Iraq (M
• Iraq's electoral commission bars 500 candidates (AP)
• Bombs kill up to 15 in Shiite holy city in Iraq (AFP)
• Deadly bombings strike Iraqi holy city of Najaf (McCla
• Iraq election officials bar nearly 500 candidates from poll
• Iraq sentences 11 for August bombing in Baghdad (The C
• Iraq sentences 11 to death for government bombings (AP
• Fifteen killed as bombs hit Iraqi city of Najaf (AFP)
• Explosions hit Iraq holy city of Najaf, one dead (Reut
• Former Iraqi PM warns of intimidation before vote (AP)
• Iraq sentences 11 men to death over Baghdad bombings (
• Eleven Iraqis sentenced to death for Baghdad bombings
• Dutch PM accepts some of Iraq report criticism (Reuter
• Dutch PM backs away from criticizing Iraq report (AP)
• More candidates may be banned from Iraqi elections (Mc
• Iraqi fights graft, crime in Interior Ministry (Reuter
• British PM insists 'nothing to hide' on Iraq war (AFP)
• Suicide truck bomber kills 7 people west of Baghdad (A
• Suicide bomber kills 7 in Iraq's Anbar province (Reute
• Bomb plot against ministries in Baghdad thwarted (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,373 (AP)
• Army officer charged with smuggling cash from Iraq (AP
• Terrorist attack averted in Iraq, says Iraqi general (
• Ex-UK communications chief: Be proud of Iraq war (AP)
• 2003 Iraq invasion was illegitimate: Dutch probe (AFP)
• Blair said would back U.S. if Iraq diplomacy failed (R
• Aide to ex-British PM denies 'sexing up' Iraq dossier
• Iraq invasion in 2003 was illegitimate: Dutch probe (A
• Lufthansa plans flights to Iraq from mid-2010 (AFP)
• Iraq says explosives seized in security operation (AP)
• Arrests, explosives seized as Baghdad car bombs foiled
• Iraq invasion had no legal backing: Dutch report (Reut
• Tony Blair's communications chief defends dossier (AP)
• Mass car bomb threats prompt Baghdad lockdown (AFP)
• Iraq president urges lifting lawmakers' immunity (Reut
• Iraqi forces seize explosives, arrest 25 in raids (Reu
• Britain's Blair wanted 'peaceful' Iraq solution (AFP)
• Iraq invasion was illegitimate: Dutch probe (AFP)
• Report: Dutch ignored law in supporting Iraq war (AP)
• Car bomb threat prompts Baghdad security lockdown (AFP
• 2 Navy SEALs' detainee abuse trials moved to Iraq (AP)
• Itching for battle, U.S. troops in Iraq stage fight nights
• Blair's top spin doctor to be quizzed on Iraq role (AP
• Iraq: Election worker killed in March vote run-up (AP)
• Iran MPs 'slam Saudi remarks on Iraqi Shiite cleric' (
• Probe into allegations British troops 'executed' Iraqi
• Iraqi forces 'integrating' anti-Qaeda fighters: US (AF
• Jordan town drops plan to name area after Saddam (AP)
• Iraqi in Blackwater case rejects compensation deal (AP
• Most Iraq families 'accept Blackwater compensation' (A
• GIs return to their war zone and find it peaceful (AP)
• Iraq seeks improvement in boxing (AFP)
• Iraq confiscates arms in private security crackdown (R
• Fate of 15 Iraqi political parties in balance (AP)
• US to review court decision on Blackwater killings (AF
• Iraq bars 14 politicians, parties from election (AFP)
• Iraqi archaeologists find ancient Sumerian settlement
• Iraq Sunni leader may be kept from election (AP)
• US congressman discusses Iraqi refugees in Lebanon (AF
• CIA bomber's wife says war must go on against US (AP)
• Iran lawmaker says US hikers not to be freed soon (AP)
• U.N. experts urge Iraq, U.S. to pursue Blackwater case
• Iraq and Iran to meet to draw border: Mottaki (AFP)
• Iraq, Iran start talks on disputed border area (Reuter
• Iran foreign minister in Iraq over border dispute (AP)
• Anti-terror chief among seven killed in Iraq blasts (A
• British troops feared civilian casualties in Basra (AP
• Blasts kill 6 in Iraq's western Anbar province (AP)
• Iraq, Iran to meet next week on borders: Mottaki (AFP)
• Bombings target Iraqi army commander, kill 7 (Reuters)
• Anti-terror chief among 7 killed in Iraq blasts: police
• US soldier dies in Iraq; death not combat related (AP)
• Protests grow over new US travel watchlist (AFP)
• Cancer - The Deadly Legacy of the Invasion of Iraq (On
• Iraqi dad charged with murder may need mental exam (AP
• UK agreed cease-fire with Iraqi militants in Basra (AP
• 5 Iraqis killed in traffic accident with US forces (AP
• U.S. convoy's driving questioned in wreck that kills Iraqis
• Iraq cabinet approves oil deals with foreign firms (AF
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,372 (AP)
• Iraq frees leader of group behind Britons' kidnap (AFP
• Iraq says militant leader linked to hostages freed (Re
• Iraq to file US lawsuits over oil-for-food: minister (
• Iraq records 77 executions for terrorism offences in 2009
• Iraq cabinet approves four major oil field deals (AFP)
• Iraqi police seize artifacts amid smuggling fears (AP)
• Blair to face Iraq war inquiry, big demand for seats (
• Iraqi militant leader linked to hostages freed (Reuter
• Visiting Iraq, US senators 'regret' Blackwater ruling
• Iraq weighing options after Blackwater guards cleared
• Iraq will file lawsuits against Blackwater (Reuters)
• Iraq has filed case against Blackwater: PM (AFP)
• Iraqi PM vows justice in Blackwater shooting case (AP)
• Iraq names new north oil chief (AFP)
• Three policemen killed in north Iraq blasts (AFP)
• Iraq says 5th UK hostage may be returned in days (Reut
• Iraqi insurgent group claims deadly Anbar bombing (AP)
• Iraq to support Blackwater lawsuit in U.S. courts (Reu
• Body of fifth UK hostage to be handed over: Iraq (AFP)
• Iraqis outraged as Blackwater case thrown out (AP)
• Judge tosses Blackwater case, Iraqis angry (AP)
• Briton freed after Iraq kidnap ordeal arrives home (AF
• Iraq: U.S. Blackwater case dismissal "unacceptable" (R
• Iraq death toll drops to lowest level since invasion (
• Iraq takes steps to 'bring Blackwater to justice' (AFP
• Former hostage Moore arrives back in Britain (Reuters)
• Blackwater chief hails ruling in Iraq shooting case (A
• Iraq kidnap hostage arrives back in Britain: officials
• Iraq expresses astonishment over Blackwater (AFP)
• Briton freed after Iraq kidnap ordeal arriving home (A
• British hostage held in Iran after Iraq kidnapping (AP
• Petraeus hails progress as US transforms Iraq command
• Judge cites gov't missteps, tosses Blackwater case (AP
• Iraq PM faces wiser competition in national vote (Reut
• December 1st month without US combat death in Iraq (AP
• Briton Moore spent part of captivity in Iran: U.S. (Re
• Drop in Iraq attacks levels off (AFP)
• Iraq 'regrets' US judge dropping Blackwater case (AFP)
• Iraq regrets Blackwater case dismissal, may sue (Reute
• Iraq civilian death toll down to 4,500 in 09: study (R
• Iraq death toll in 2009 lowest since the invasion (AFP
• Judge dismisses charges against Blackwater defendants
• Judge throws out Blackwater manslaughter charges (Reut
• The 'coalition of the willing' becomes an army of one
• Iraq bomb plotters recruited in US-run prison: police
• Britain, Iran downplay Tehran link to Iraq hostages (A
• Briton freed from Iraqi captivity to go home soon (AP)
• UK plays down report Iran directed hostage-taking (Reu
• Britain hails release of Iraq hostage (AFP)
• Briton held for over 2 years in Iraq freed (AP)
• 30 killed, provincial governor wounded in Iraq attacks
• Can a city awash in guns, grenades and explosives ever be s
• Anbar bombings raise fears of renewed Iraqi violence (
• Release of British hostage Peter Moore in Iraq garners prai
• British hostage in Iraq freed after over 2 years (AP)
• Bombs kill 23 in Iraq's western Anbar province (AP)
• British hostage held in Iraq since 2007 freed (AFP)
• Bombs kill more than 30 in Iraq (Reuters)
• Iraq attacks kill 30, provincial governor wounded (AFP
• British hostage freed in Iraq (Reuters)
• UK hostage released alive after 2007 Iraq capture (Reu
• Iraq signs 2 oil deals with Angola's Sonangol (AP)
• Angolan firm initials two deals for Iraq oil fields (A
• 18 killed, provincial governor hurt in Iraq blasts (AF
• Officials: Gunmen kill 5 Sunni guards in Iraq (AP)
• Gunmen kill Iraqi militia guards at checkpoint (Reuter
• Three sentenced to death in Iraq for June bombing (AFP
• Three sentenced to death for June Iraq bombing (Reuter
• Lukoil-led group initials deal for Iraq oil field (AFP
• Iraqi handed $85,000 reward for car bomb tip-off (AFP)
• Iraq security adviser warns of Qaeda threat ahead of poll
• Iraqi legal system puts new emphasis on forensics (Reu
• 40 Iranian prisoners in Iraq launch hunger strike (AP)
• Iraq army says nine bombs defused as Shiite rituals climax
• Shi'ite Muslims conclude Ashura pilgrimage in Iraq (Re
• Iraq troops defuse bombs as millions mark Ashura (AFP)
• Blood and violence as millions mark Ashura in Iraq (AF
• Bombs kill 7 Shiite pilgrims in Iraq (AP)
• Four Iraqi Shiites killed in Ashura attack (AFP)
• US commander: Iraq must be fair to Sunnis (AP)
• US cancels controversial Iraq pregnancy rules (AFP)
• Bombs targeting Iraqi pilgrims tent kills 5 (AP)
• Shiite pilgrims among 7 killed in Baghdad attacks (AFP
• Iraq accuses Iran of border violations (AFP)
• Iraqi and Iranian forces stand off in oil well row (Re
• In election season, Iraq steps up Ashura security (Reu
• Shiite pilgrims pour into Iraqi city for Ashura (AFP)
• Defying suicide bombers, Iraqi Shiites mark somber holiday
• 6 Shiites killed during Iraqi religious ceremony (AP)
• Fourteen killed in Iraq violence (AFP)
• Iraqi priest says Christians must 'not be afraid' (AFP
• Pregnant soldiers in war zone won't be punished (AP)
• Military to scrap pregnancy punishment (Reuters)
• Threats, Ashoura bring blue Christmas in Iraq (AP)
• 26 killed in staggered blasts across Iraq (AP)
• Attacks kill at least 23 across Iraq (Reuters)
• Iraqi trade officials jailed for corruption (Reuters)
• Provincial councillor among 15 dead in Iraq attack (AF
• Iraq Christians mark Christmas under threat (AFP)
• Church hit and election candidate killed in Iraq attacks
• Bombs target Iraqi Christians, Shiites (AP)
• Iraq election candidate killed in 'sticky bomb' attack
• UK's Gordon Brown to testify before Iraq inquiry (AP)
• Deadly blast hits Iraq church in run-up to Christmas (
• Iraq chases many for corruption, catches few (Reuters)
• U.S. military: no change to Iraq pregnancy policy (Reu
• Iraqi Kurd gas victims sue Dutchman for damages (AP)
• Iraqi general assassinated (AFP)
• US freezing assets of Iraq-based insurgent group (AP)
• Treasury sanctions Iraq-based insurgent group (Reuters
• US general: No court-martial for pregnant soldiers (AP
• US general in Iraq defends tough pregnancy rules (AFP)
• Iraq military lacks resources for Iran frontier: US soldier
• Iran: Border spat with Iraq was misunderstanding (AP)
• Chinese-led group initials deal for Iraq oil field (AF
• Two Shiite worshippers, two soldiers dead in Iraq (AFP
• Iran says Iraq border incident a "misunderstanding" (R
• Iraqi immigrant indicted in daughter's death (AP)
• Iran troops still on Iraqi soil: Iraqi politician (AFP
• Iraq town council chief killed in suicide bombing (AFP
• Egypt's presence in Iraq would 'create balance' (AFP)
• Iraq: Bombs kill 5 in northern city, Baghdad (AP)
• Iraq initials oil deal with Petronas-Japex group (AFP)
• Suicide attack kills local leader in northern Iraq (Re
• Mullen worries about Iran running out clock on U.S. (A
• As US withdrawal nears, Iraqi fear of Iran grows (The
• Iraq PM calls for stronger economic ties with Egypt (A
• Mullen worries about Iran running out clock on US (AP)
• Iraq PM in Cairo to improve ties with Egypt (AP)
• Iran troops have made partial withdrawal: Iraq (Reuter
• Iran troops leave oil well, still in Iraq: Dabbagh (AF
• Officials: Iranian troops leave disputed oil well (AP)
• Pipeline sabotage halts oil exports from northern Iraq
• Iraqi troops in standoff with Iran (AP)
• ON THE ROAD WITH MULLEN: Parking concerns in Iraq (AP)
• U.S. Companies Shut Out as Iraq Auctions Its Oil Fields
• Iran, Iraq seek diplomatic end to border dispute (Reut
• Firms to sign pre-contracts for 7 Iraqi oil fields (AF
• Iran acknowledges oil well takeover (AFP)
• Iraq says new mass grave found near Kirkuk (AP)
• Iraq accuses Iran of seizing oil well near border (AP)
• Adm. Mullen tours Iraqi market (AP)
• Iraq accuses Iran of seizing oil well on border (McCla
• US on watch for Iranian meddling in Iraq voting (AP)
• Iraq demands withdrawal of Iranian troops (Reuters)
• Iraq reports Iranian incursion; Tehran issues denial (
• Top US officer and celebs visit troops in Iraq (AFP)
• Iranian forces take over Iraq oil well (AFP)
• Iraq army on alert over threats against Christians (AF
• Mullen in Iraq: US drawdown on schedule (AP)
• Security checks choking and costing Baghdad dearly (AF
• Pentagon plays down security breach with US drones (AF
• SkyGrabber: hack of US drones shows how quickly insurgents
• Babylon's last alcohol seller arrested: family (AFP)
• Two killed in Iraq violence (AFP)
• Car bomb near central Baghdad restaurant kills 3 (AP)
• Iraq security forces involved in bombings (Reuters)
• US fixed drones hacked by Iraqi insurgents: Pentagon (
• Cheap software 'helps Iraqi militants track US drones'
• Kidnapped Guardian journalist freed in Afghanistan (Re
• Iraq to relaunch air force nearly 20 years after Kuwait war
• US military withdrawal on track, says Iraq PM (AP)
• Iraq security forces involved in bombings: PM (Reuters
• Iraq to offer up to $85,000 for car bomb tip-offs (AFP
• Lawmakers urge Obama to halt relocation of Iran dissidents
• Iranian dissident group defies order to leave Iraq (Mc
• Baby among five killed in Iraq attacks (AFP)
• Gulf brushes off Iraq oil threat, nears joint currency
• Explosions in 2 major Iraq cities kill 9 people (AP)
• Iraqi Kurds voice anger at Turkish party ban (AFP)
• Gulf 'not threatened' by Iraq's oil output plans (AFP)
• Bombers breach Baghdad security again, killing four (A
• Iran ex-rebels defy police orders to quit Iraq camp (A
• Bombs kill eight in Baghdad, northern Iraq (Reuters)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,370 (AP)
• Baghdad bomber called Syria before August attack: minister
• US military warned Iraq of possible Baghdad blasts (AP
• Iran to try 3 Americans who crossed Iraqi border (AP)
• Insurgent foe's slaying shows cracks near Baghdad (AP)
• Iraq says 13 to be executed over Baghdad blasts (AFP)
• Iraq: 13 suspects arrested in Baghdad blasts (AP)
• Iraq will be 'big player' at OPEC meet: US diplomat (A
• Iraq says 13 held for blasts as security chiefs grilled
• Blair Iraq war admission sparks fresh outrage (AFP)
• Iraqis skeptical about glittering promise of oil (Reut
• Petraeus sees shift in Al Qaeda's Iraq tactics (Reuter
• Four killed in Iraq bombings (AFP)
• Saddam's lawyers seek Blair prosecution over war (AFP)
• Blair will give Iraq war evidence in public: inquiry (
• Panel faults Marine for response to Iraq killings (AP)
• Intelligence on Iraq blasts 'not acted upon' (AFP)
• Iraq eyes top spot after oil auction 'victory' (AFP)
• Interior minister wants Iraq to turn page on Baathists
• Blair defends Iraq war, even without WMD (AFP)
• Iraq security chiefs to answer for bombings (AP)
• Iraq oil deal auction a "success," sees huge output (R
• US military: Soldier dies in Iraq (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,369 (AP)
• Iraq should humanely relocate Iranian opposition: US (
• Saddam ouster right, even without WMDs: Blair (Reuters
• Six killed in Baghdad car bomb (AFP)
• Six killed in bombings near Baghdad: Iraqi police (Reu
• Defense secy tells US troops Iraq mission critical (AP
• Bomb blast kills at least 6 south of Baghdad (AP)
• Iraq strikes deals with Big Oil on southern fields (AF
• For Iraq, Afghanistan and us, decade of war (AP)
• U.S. sees Arabs, Kurds in Iraq settling differences (R
• Iraqi Arabs, Kurds will settle their differences: Gates
• Blackwater guards joined CIA raids: report (AFP)
• US military: US soldier dies in Iraq (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,368 (AP)
• Maliki, pressed over bombings, offers up interior minister
• Iraq closes in on big oil deals but short of power (Re
• Maliki says rivals putting Iraqi security at risk (AFP
• US defence secretary vows support on post-bombing Iraq visi
• Iraq seeks to shift Iranian group to desert camp (AP)
• U.S. affirms Iraq withdrawal plan, PM answers for attacks
• Al-Qaida claims this week's deadly Baghdad blasts (AP)
• US defence secretary vows support on Iraq visit (AFP)
• Iraq's March vote won't affect troop plan, U.S. says (
• Iraq to transfer Iran ex-rebels (AFP)
• Iraqi PM says rivals putting security at risk (AFP)
• US commander says Iran still arming Iraq militias (AFP
• On Syria border: No sign of Saddam loyalists (AP)
• Iraqi PM faces grilling over spate of bombings (AFP)
• Embattled Iraq insurgency shifts tactics, eyes poll (R
• US: American soldier dies in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq to auction oilfields in bid to boost output (AFP)
• Qaeda-linked militants say behind Baghdad bombings (Re
• Afghanistan no worse than Iraq in 2007: US general (AF
• Baghdad security chief out after deadly car bombings (
• Ukraine reaches $2.5B arms deal with Iraq (AP)
• Iraq PM fires Baghdad security forces chief (AFP)
• Iraqi man, lucky dog reunite after Baghdad blast (AP)
• Iraq's Maliki blasts foreign support for bombings (Reu
• Iraqi PM asks for patience after Baghdad bombings (AP)
• Baghdad attackers backed by foreign groups: police (AF
• Iraq bombers backed by foreign groups: police (AFP)
• School textbook highlights Iraq's Sunni-Shiite divide
• Biden calls Iraqi leaders after bombing (AFP)
• Iraq sets parliamentary elections for March 7 (AP)
• UK believed Iraqi weapons had been dismantled (AP)
• Iraq sets March 7 for poll after political wrangling (
• Iraq general election to be held on March 7 (AFP)
• 127 dead in Baghdad car bombings (McClatchy Newspapers
• Coordinated blasts hit Baghdad; kill at least 121 (AP)
• Baghdad blasts kill 127 (AFP)
• At least 100 dead in Baghdad car bombings (McClatchy N
• Iraq sets parliament elections for March 6 (AP)
• White House condemns bombings in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq sets March 6 for poll after political wrangling (
• Car bombs rock Iraqi capital, 112 killed (Reuters)
• Iraq parliamentary polls to be held March 6 (AFP)
• Trial set for man charged with working for Iraq (AP)
• Iraq vote to be held March 6: electoral commission (AF
• 22 killed and 60 wounded in Baghdad attacks: police (A
• Obama, Biden phoned Kurds to press Iraq election deal
• Accused SEALs arraigned, vow to defend charges (AP)
• Baghdad calmer — and quieter — with club crackdown (
• Iraq VP election veto brings Sunnis limited gains (Reu
• Officials recommend postponing Iraqi elections (AP)
• Six schoolchildren among 16 dead in Iraq (AFP)
• U.S. timetable for handing over Iraq detainees slips (
• Seven children killed by bomb at Baghdad school (Reute
• Baghdad school blast kills eight (AFP)
• UN urges Iraq to set poll date 'as soon as possible' (
• Six anti-Qaeda fighters gunned down in Iraq: police (A
• U.S. leaving Iraq millions of dollars of gear: report
• Iraq lawmakers end impasse, election to go ahead (Reut
• US applauds Iraq plans for parliamentary elections (AP
• Iraqis reach last-minute election deal (McClatchy News
• Iraq cuts short nightlife revival with bar closures (R
• Gunmen kill 4 Iraqi policemen at checkpoint (AP)
• Four police gunned down in Iraq market (AFP)
• Iraqi reunited with mother 20 years after Halabja gas attac
• Iraq MPs again fail to vote on new election law (AFP)
• A lost son returns to Iraq killing fields (AP)
• Ex-UN weapons inspector condemns Blair, Bush on Iraq (
• Ex-ambassador to Iraq named dean of A&M school (AP)
• Iraq buys border security system for Iran, Syria frontiers
• Soldier charged in 2 NY murders had dead man's car (AP
• Iraq vet charged with murder in Fort Drum killings (AP
• Iraqi counterterror chief falls to his prey (AP)
• Ex-UK defense chief: US declared Iraq win too soon (AP
• Iranian group: health care blocked at Iraq camp (AP)
• Iraqis defy bomb threat to attend movie nights (Reuter
• Rice to rags tale in Iraq's parched breadbasket (AFP)
• Iraq president calls on parliament to meet on election law
• Iraq violence kills eight, including senior anti-terror cop
• Fourteen swine flu deaths in Iraq since May: health ministr
• Suicide bomber kills five in attack on Iraq police (Re
• Police: Suicide bomber kills 5 in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq election decision postponed until Sunday (Reuters
• Conflicting portraits emerge of accused Marine (AP)
• February 27 Iraq election date 'feasible': UN (AFP)
• UN official: Iraq likely to postpone election (AP)
• Marines to hold hearing for officer on Iraq deaths (AP
• US reassures Iraq ahead of Afghan deployment (AFP)
• Fellow Iraqi turns tables on Bush shoe-thrower (Reuter
• Iraq closes one of its quietest post-invasion months (
• Crocker: Change in Afghan strategy essential (AP)
• Iraqi shoe-thrower finds out what it was like (AP)
• Iraqi journalist turns tables on shoe thrower (AFP)
• US senator floats 'war bonds' idea for Afghanistan (AF
• Iraq monthly death toll lowest since US invasion (AFP)
• Iraq's Basra lifts ban on booze (AP)
• Arab journalist throws shoe at Iraqi shoe thrower (AFP
• Iraqi kidnappers abandon govt talks (AFP)
• Nostalgia, hope as Baghdad's passenger boats return (R
• Iraq sees alarming rise in cancers, deformed babies (R
• Iraq November death toll lowest since 2003 ministries
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,367 (AP)
• Blair adviser: US did not expect to stabilize Iraq (AP
• Lawyers: Ex-soldier should have had military trial (AP
• As Obama adds troops to Afghanistan, Iraq challenges aren't
• Mysterious 'Saddam Channel' drops off Iraqi TV (AP)
• Iraqi civilian deaths drop to lowest level of war (Reu
• Civilian deaths in Iraq drop to lowest level of war (R
• Blair adviser: Bush spoke of Iraq right after 9/11 (AP
• Czech: Iraq planned attack on Radio Free Europe (AP)
• Outgoing IAEA chief leaves complex legacy (AP)
• Saddam ordered Radio Free Europe attack in Prague (Reu
• Blair denies govt attorney advised Iraq war was 'illegal'
• Mysterious 'Saddam Channel' hits Iraq TV (AP)
• Murder, threats mark judge's life in violent N.Iraq (R
• US soldiers: Afghan war more challenging than Iraq (AP
• U.S. hopeful of breakthrough in Iraq vote deadlock (Re
• Blair was told Iraq war 'illegal': report (AFP)
• US vice president urges Iraq to resolve vote issue (AF
• Biden to Iraq leaders: Settle election law dispute (AP
• Iraq resumes oil exports to Turkey after pipeline sabotage
• Saddam was telling truth in missing Gulf War pilot (AP
• Twists and turns snagged missing pilot case (AP)
• Afghanistan, Iraq: different wars (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,366 (AP)
• Hundreds mark Saddam death anniversary with tribute (A
• Iraq election likely in March: parliament speaker (AFP
• Iraq invasion of 'questionable legitimacy': British diploma
• UK diplomat: US was 'hell bent' on Iraq invasion (AP)
• US soldier dies of noncombat injuries in Iraq (AP)
• U.S. followed own timetable on Iraq war: UK envoy (Reu
• Iraqi VP: No deal yet on election law standoff (AP)
• Suicide attacks down, extortion up in Iraq's Mosul (Re
• Iraq invasion of 'questionable' legitimacy (AFP)
• Iraq's postmen put their lives in God's hands (AFP)
• US troops in Iraq reflect amid Thanksgiving celebrations
• Iraq attacks kill seven, hit Christian sites (AFP)
• Blair's stance 'hardened' after Bush talks: probe (AFP
• Ex-UK envoy: US focused on Iraq hours after 9/11 (AP)
• Iraqi PM: election dispute poses risks to security (AP
• Deal near on Iraq vote law, second veto less likely (R
• Blair presses Iraq over press freedoms (AFP)
• Joint drills help Iraq Kurd, Arab police thaw ties (Re
• Iraqi journalists worry about media crackdown (Reuters
• Night-time theater returns to Iraq as courage grows (R
• UK Iraq war inquiry: Will Tony Blair come under fire?
• Kuwait, Iraq discuss border oilfields (AFP)
• Iraq was not UK's main worry prior to invasion (AP)
• 6 family members killed in Iraq (AP)
• U.S., U.N. present proposals to end Iraq vote impasse
• Three women among six killed in Iraq attack (AFP)
• British officials quizzed on WMD at Iraq inquiry (AFP)
• 26 wounded in twin bombs in Iraq shrine city (AFP)
• Britain begins long-awaited Iraq war probe (AFP)
• Sunni imams killed in Iraq 'sticky bomb' attacks (AFP)
• Iraq elections face delay (AP)
• British panel begins inquiry on Iraq war (AP)
• US warns against Iraq election 'slippage' (AFP)
• Iraq national vote unlikely in January (Reuters)
• Google documents Iraqi museum treasures (AP)
• Google to digitise Iraq Museum archives: CEO (AFP)
• UK to hold public inquiry into alleged Iraq abuse (AP)
• British Iraq war probe starts hearings (AFP)
• Britain to announce details of Iraq deaths probe (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,365 (AP)
• Not guilty plea in alleged Ariz. honor killing (AP)
• US helping Iraq adopt election law: Clinton (AFP)
• Dispute over law means delay likely for Iraq elections
• Iraqi TV presenter wounded in shooting (AFP)
• Clinton says Iraqi election might be delayed (AP)
• Amended Iraqi election law still angers Sunnis (AP)
• Iraq vote in fresh doubt as new bill faces veto (AFP)
• Iraq parliament passes new vote law (Reuters)
• Cheque-cashing crew makes millions in Baghdad (Reuters
• Iraq parliament passes key investment law (Reuters)
• Tensions between British, US military over Iraq (AFP)
• Iraqi president in Iran seeking Kurd execution halt: report
• Iraqi Turkmen politician killed at his Mosul home (AFP
• Iraq says October 25 bombers came from Syria: spokesman
• Iraq PM ramps up attacks on Baathists before vote (AP)
• Iraqi refugees move to Mich. despite poor economy (AP)
• Alleged Iraq bombers offer confessions (AP)
• Iraq airs confessions of suspects in huge bombings (AF
• Iraqi MPs again fail to break election law deadlock (A
• Iraqi parliament fails to reach election deal (Reuters
• Report: Leaked UK documents detail Iraq war chaos (AP)
• US army prisons chief defends Iraq techniques (AFP)
• Iraqi MPs to meet Sunday on election wrangle (AFP)
• Iraqi parliament seeks to end election crisis (AP)
• Iraq parliament struggles over elusive vote deal (Reut
• US to drop shooting case against Blackwater guard (AP)
• Iraq working for release of Americans held in Iran (AP
• US soldier jailed for six months after Iraq offences (
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,364 (AP)
• U.S. to drop charges against one Blackwater guard (Reu
• FIFA ban Iraq from international football (AFP)
• Iraq election official: Even if Kurdish boycott averted, Ja
• Iraq cleric's aide urges end to political crisis (AP)
• Woman awarded $3M in assault claim against KBR (AP)
• Gates says Iraq withdrawal on schedule (AP)
• Iraq refugees face dwindling UN funds, creating concerns of
• Iraq struggles over election law dispute (AP)
• Prominent Iraqi Sunni fighter sentenced to death (Reut
• Iraq election impasse continues, veto contested (Reute
• Iraq MPs to reconsider vote law (AFP)
• U.S. pledges to keep taking in Iraqi refugees (Reuters
• Marines, corpsman to be removed in Iraqi death (AP)
• Iraq VP vetoes vote law, poll date in doubt (Reuters)
• U.S. has time to reconsider Iraq drawdown plan: Odierno
• Iraq vote in doubt after VP vetoes election law (AFP)
• Iraq's national elections in jeopardy after vice president'
• Iraq urges French firms to invest, offers oil (AFP)
• Police seize control of Iraqi football offices (AFP)
• Iraq vote delay likely after veto on election law (AP)
• Top US officer warns of attacks ahead of Iraq vote (AF
• Iraq poll in jeopardy as VP vetoes law (AFP)
• Iraqi urges French firms to invest, offers oil (AFP)
• Iraq wants France's Total to work its oilfields: Talabani
• Abu Ghraib attack raises fears of resurgent Al Qaeda in Ira
• Iraq's Kurds threaten to boycott elections (AP)
• US urges EU, Gulf states to help Iraqi refugees (AFP)
• FIFA gives Iraq 72 hours in row over association (AFP)
• Baghdad's once ravaged zoo comes back to life (Reuters
• Lingering effects of Baghdad blasts on Iraqis (AP)
• Baghdad cop kidnaps then kills boy: police (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,363 (AP)
• Schwarzenegger drops in on US troops in Iraq (AP)
• Schwarzenegger wows US troops on return to Iraq (AFP)
• France welcomes Iraqi leader for state visit (AFP)
• U.N. preparing Iraq-Kuwait reconciliation plan (Reuter
• Assailants massacre Sunni men, youths in Iraq's Abu Ghraib
• UK war criminal: Troops kicked and punched Iraqis (AP)
• Thirteen anti-Qaeda tribe members killed in Iraq (AFP)
• 13 bullet-riddled bodies found west of Baghdad (AP)
• Where have all the protests gone? US students in limbo
• Iraq public sector needs fundamental reform: PM (AFP)
• Six killed in Kirkuk car bomb blast (Reuters)
• Iraq presidency puts January vote in doubt (AFP)
• France welcomes Iraqi leader for first state visit (AF
• Gunmen in army uniforms kill 12 Iraqi villagers (Reute
• Iraqi claims abuse by British soldiers: report (AFP)
• Bingo! In quieter Baghdad, beloved game is back (AP)
• US camp in Iraq was Qaeda breeding ground, say ex-inmates
• Trial of British contractor in Iraq postponed (AP)
• US: Iraq needs to do more to help refugees return (AP)
• Iraq's Kurdish forces arrest Al-Qaeda bombings suspect
• Britain probes new claims of abuse by troops in Iraq (
• Britain investigating fresh Iraq abuse claims (AP)
• Iraqis claim torture by British soldiers: ministry (AF
• Accustomed to danger, Iraqi journalists now face legal atta
• Along Baghdad street, a debate over limits of free expressi
• Iraq's Kurdish parties lose unity ahead of January election
• Christian teenager killed in Iraq drive-by shooting (A
• EU seals political, trade deal with Iraq: commission (
• Iraq government: Looking 'very seriously' at security breac
• British ex-PM Blair faces Iraq inquiry next year (Reut
• Tony Blair to give public evidence on Iraq war (AP)
• Kurds willing to probe ethnic abuse claims (AFP)
• Iraq cable project to slash telecom costs: CEO (AFP)
• Iraq warns of more violence before elections (Reuters)
• Syrian envoy denies aiding insurgency in Iraq (AP)
• UN calls organizing Iraq elections a "Herculean task"
• Iraq PM warns of threat in run-up to January vote (AP)
• UN says ensuring Jan Iraq election 'herculean' task (A
• Troops sue KBR over toxic waste in Iraq, Afghanistan (
• Report: Blackwater OK'd $1M plan to pay off Iraqis (AP
• British newspaper ordered to compensate Iraqi PM (AFP)
• US firm Blackwater in Iraq bribery scandal: report (AF
• Blackwater approved payments in Iraq shooting: report
• Rights report criticizes Kurds over minorities (AP)
• VA pays to settle lawsuit over Mich. vet's death (AP)
• Now that parliament approved elections, Iraqis are ambivale
• Iraqi PM: no election alliance with Shiite rivals (AP)
• Iraq touts for tourists at London fair (AFP)
• Iraqi oil row 'unlikely to end before polls' (AFP)
• Iraq PM says 73 arrests in Oct 25 attacks probe (AFP)
• Iraq PM slams 'negative' Saudi stance (AFP)
• Iraq's minorities victim of northern conflict: HRW (AF
• Militants kill, Kurds intimidate Iraqi minorities:HRW
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,362 (AP)
• Iraq election set for January 21 says vote chief (AFP)
• Iraq election set for January 21 after new law passed
• Iraq election commission proposes vote on Jan. 21 (AP)
• Iraq to hold vote on January 21: vote chief (AFP)
• Obama hails Iraq's new 2010 election law (AFP)
• Iraq moves towards January election date (AFP)
• US military: 3 US military personnel die in Iraq (AP)
• Two US chopper pilots die in 'hard landing': army (AFP
• Obama hails Iraqi approval of 2010 election law (AFP)
• Iraq explosives detection gadget does not work: US general
• Iraqi parliament passes crucial election law (McClatch
• Obama calls new election law a milestone for Iraq (AP)
• Iraq poll law step toward U.S. withdrawal: Obama (Reut
• Iraq approves 2010 election law: parliamentary official
• Iraqi parliament passes key election law (AP)
• US general questions Iraq bomb detection kit (AFP)
• Women fight new battle in Iraq's insurgent corner (Reu
• Egypt's first envoy to Iraq since 2005 arrives (AFP)
• Veteran admits faking paralysis to avoid Iraq (AP)
• Iraq again seeks international bombing probe (AP)
• Iraqi MP expenses scandal triggers religious outrage (
• Fire forces 9 from jailed Iraqi father's AZ house (AP)
• AP sources: Ft. Hood suspect remains in coma (AP)
• New Afghan violence makes Obama decision tougher (AP)
• Iraqis at the brink: Election law delayed again (McCla
• Iraq lawmakers can't agree on election law — again (A
• Iraq election chief says too late for January 16 poll
• Iraqi held in Ariz. honor killing on suicide watch (AP
• Exxon follows China lead in clinching Iraq oil deal (A
• US military: 2 American soldiers die in Iraq (AP)
• Exxon-Shell consortium wins West Qurna 1 deal (AP)
• Iraq MPs to vote electoral law: panel chief (AFP)
• Iraq MPs to vote on electoral law (AFP)
• Exxon follows China in clinching Iraq oil deal (AFP)
• Iraq lawmakers end session with no election deal (AP)
• Exxon Mobil wins Iraq's West Qurna 1 oil contract (AFP
• Lots of success for Iraqi stamp auction (AFP)
• Iraq surge could be model for Afghan war: US admiral (
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,359 (AP)
• Iran parliament speaker praises Iraq democracy (AFP)
• Iraqi election head warns parliament of vote delay (AP
• Senior Iraqi policeman killed by bomb (AFP)
• Iraq elections chief says Thursday is deadline for new law
• Iraq signs mega oil deal with BP and CNPC (AFP)
• Report: Iraqis returning home can't find work (AP)
• US woman dies after Iraqi father runs over her (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,357 (AP)
• Woman hit with car by Iraqi father in Ariz. dies (AP)
• Half Iraqis killed in October died in one attack (AP)
• KBR faulted for ineffective drawdown in Iraq (Reuters)
• No precise number for contractors in Iraq, Afghanistan: US
• Friend of US hikers held by Iran calls for their release
• Growing concern over Iraqi election impasse (The Chris
• Iraq urges UN to stop neighbours' meddling (AFP)
• Iraq initials oil deal with Italian-led group (AFP)
• Biden and Kurd chief press need for election law (AFP)
• Civilian deaths in Iraq jump higher in October (Reuter
• Iraq parliament speaker calls for death penalty suspension
• Kirkuk at the heart of Iraq election law deadlock (AP)
• Baghdad International Fair opens its doors to investors
• Police: Bicycle bomb kills 5 in southern Iraq (AP)
• Eight killed as Iraq hit by new spate of bombings (AFP
• Iraq Stock Exchange moves to full week of trading (AFP
• Baghdad bombs to cost $16m in repairs (AFP)
• Ariz. jails Iraqi driver after daughter run down (AP)
• Frustrated in Iraq, U.S. troops eye Afghan action (Reu
• Iraq polls 'at risk' without vote details (AFP)
• Bicycle and bus bombs kill 8 in Iraq (Reuters)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,354 (AP)
• Iraqi politics shuns sectarianism as violence ebbs (Re
• Baghdad bombing suspect kills policeman (AFP)
• 2 US soldiers in Iraq die of noncombat injuries (AP)
• Swiss visit American hikers held in Iran (AFP)
• Turkish FM stresses importance of Iraq ties on Kurdish visi
• Iraq: US military contractor burns recyclables, violating c
• Correction: Iraq election law story (AP)
• Police: Ariz. dad ran over 'Westernized' daughter (AP)
• Afghanistan: U.S. Forces Ship Blood Platelets from Iraq
• US general in Iraq warns of rise in pre-poll violence
• Religious leaders slam Iraq authorities over attacks (
• Iraq clerics urge MPs to end election law deadlock (AF
• Aecom Charged Army $19 for 12-Cent Washers in Iraq, Audit S
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,353 (AP)
• Iraqi election delay could stall US troop pullout (AP)
• Iraqi security officials held in blast aftermath (AP)
• Saddam planned 2006 prison escape: lawyer's memoirs (A
• Iraq to initial oil deal with Italian-led consortium (
• Iraq arrests security officials over Baghdad blast (AP
• Iraq MPs fail to reach quorum for election law vote (A
• Security force members held over Baghdad bombs (AFP)
• 'Saddam planned 2006 prison escape' (AFP)
• Iraq arrests senior officers, vows more over blasts (R
• Iraq says 153 people died in Baghdad bombings (AFP)
• U.N. official heads to Iraq after Baghdad bombings (Re
• Iraqis' election-law battle rages over status of Kirkuk
• Iraqi VP joins forces with ex-PM to form new bloc (AFP
• Kurd leader demands control of oil-rich Kirkuk (AP)
• Saboteurs hit Iraq oil pipeline: ministry (AFP)
• Six killed in fresh Iraq violence (AFP)
• New Kurdish govt sworn in despite MPs walkout (AFP)
• Iraq parliament to vote on election law: MP (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,352 (AP)
• Baghdad attacks stir fears of Sunni violence (AP)
• Al Qaida in Iraq claims attacks that crippled Baghdad gover
• US diplomat resigns to protest Afghan war (AP)
• Parties blame security forces for Baghdad bombings (Re
• Iraqi MPs fail to agree on key election law (AFP)
• Qaeda-linked group claims Baghdad bomb attacks (Reuter
• Baghdad governor wants minister sacked over carnage (A
• Fate of oil-rich Kirkuk stalls Iraq election law (AP)
• UN to text message food vouchers to Iraqi refugees (AF
• First US official resigns to protest Afghan war (AP)
• Large trucks used in Iraq bombings that killed 155 (Mc
• Baghdad governor blames security forces for carnage (A
• Iraq renews call for U.N. probe after Baghdad bombings
• Iraq bombings: US military spokesman praises Iraqi response
• Officials: 24 children killed in Baghdad bombings (AP)
• Governor blames security forces for Baghdad carnage (A
• Iraqis mourn, blame politics for Baghdad blasts (Reute
• Science aims to beat Iraq crime (AFP)
• Baghdad bombings death toll rises to 155 (Reuters)
• Iraq bombings spark international fury (AFP)
• Massive Baghdad bombing casts doubt on Iraqi security, elec
• Obama condemns 'outrageous' Baghdad bombings (AFP)
• Prospects for Iraq election law grim after senior meeting
• Iraqi Kurdish PM criticises celebrations for PKK rebels
• Obama: Iraq attacks an attempt to derail progress (AP)
• Obama says Iraq bombings "outrageous" (Reuters)
• Twin suicide vehicle bombings kill 99 in Baghdad (AFP)
• Twin suicide car bombs in Baghdad kill 136 (AP)
• Iraqi searches for brothers in ancient cemetery (AP)
• Baghdad bombs kill 132, government slams neighbors (Re
• Kidnap victim freed 'because of Baghdad bombs' (AFP)
• Pressure mounts over Iraq election law deadlock (AFP)
• Twin suicide car bombs kill 70 in Baghdad (AFP)
• 'At least 38' killed in twin Baghdad car bombs (AFP)
• Iraq risks more instability if polls delayed: general
• Warrant out for Iraqi MP and husband for 'funding terrorism
• US envoy Rice meets Iraqi Kurds over elections (AFP)
• Iraqi court seeks arrest of Sunni MP (AP)
• Iraq MP sees elections delayed one or two months (AFP)
• Warrant out for Iraqi MP and husband (AFP)
• Iraqi PM and US envoy to UN meet over sanctions (AFP)
• Iraq election stalemate could delay US troop withdrawal
• Iraqi cleric's aide warns of chaos if vote delayed (AP
• US deactivates army engineering arm in Iraq (AFP)
• US should seek refund for shoddy Iraq embassy: audit (
• Report: US needs rebate for Baghdad embassy work (AP)
• Police: 6 al-Qaida suspects arrested in Iraq (AP)
• IG: Pricey new U.S. Embassy in Iraq has 'multiple' flaws
• Germany to host Iraq investment conference: embassy (A
• Slovak PM criticizes US over Iraq war (AP)
• In exile, Iraqis taste a life impossible at home (AP)
• Once-tame Baghdad zoo now a roaring success (AFP)
• Judge tosses lawsuits against Blackwater, now Xe (AP)
• US gov't cuts ties to worker in Iraq bribery case (AP)
• US presses Iraq on elections (AFP)
• Impasse over Iraqi election law may slow U.S. withdrawal
• Iraq falters on new election law sparking US troop worries
• Police seek Arizona father after daughter run over (AP
• Child, cameraman among nine dead in Iraq violence (AFP
• Key Sunni leader at helm of new Iraqi political bloc (
• Iraq election row could impact U.S. pullout: official
• Iraq's parliament fails to agree on election law (Reut
• Iraqi lawmaker urges compromise on election law (AP)
• Iraqi MPs fail to agree on election law (AFP)
• Journalist killed by Iraqi roadside bomb: police (AFP)
• Bomb kills journalist, wounds another in Iraq (AP)
• Six Baghdad schools closed in swine flu precaution (AF
• Saddam tribal leader charged with funding insurgency (
• State Department employee accused of taking bribes (AP
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,351 (AP)
• Obama stands by Iraqi troop pullout (AP)
• US report details lapses in deadly Iraq shooting (AP)
• Iraq makes pitch to US investors (AFP)
• Iraqi parliament delays vote again on allowing direct elect
• Obama urges passage of Iraq election law (AFP)
• Iraq clinic deaths probe depicts troubled soldier (AP)
• Key findings in Iraq clinic shooting investigation (AP
• Bombs kill 6 around Iraq (AP)
• Obama to meet with Iraqi leader, honor vets (AP)
• Iraqi provinces shut schools over flu fears (AFP)
• Obama meets with Iraqi PM, honors vets, visits NYC (AP
• Roadside bomb kills US soldier in northern Iraq (AP)
• Bomb kills US soldier in Iraq (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,350 (AP)
• Iraqi shoe-thrower launches aid foundation (AFP)
• Holy city helps set course, tone of Iraqi politics (Mc
• Biden meets Iraq's PM Maliki (AFP)
• Iraqi shoe thrower gets hero's welcome in Geneva (AP)
• Iraqi bank opens women-only branch: chief (AFP)
• Kurds cross Iraqi border to Turkey to seek peace (AP)
• Iraqi MPs delay vote on election law again (AFP)
• American soldier dies in vehicle accident in Iraq (AP)
• Investing in Iraq? Stick to banks, hotels say traders
• Iraqis say they want U.S. investment, strategic support
• Eight dead, 29 wounded in Baghdad bombings (Reuters)
• Bomb kills 5 near Baghdad cafe, say police (AP)
• Six killed in Baghdad violence (AFP)
• Iraq accuses neighbours of stealing archives (AFP)
• Leaving Iraq ends US mission veiled in ambivalence (AP
• Wounded US troops return to Iraq to find closure (AP)
• Iraq cabinet approves BP-CNPC oil deal (AFP)
• Iraqi honey industry battling to regain its buzz (AFP)
• Iraq to let trade fair exhibitors have Israel links: memo
• Refused asylum seekers were not Iraqi: spokesman (AFP)
• Pentagon ends plans to send Army brigade to Iraq (AP)
• Truck bomb destroys key bridge in western Iraq (AP)
• Bomb kills four Iraqi soldiers, bridge blown up (Reute
• Iraq truck bomb halts traffic to Syria, Jordan (AFP)
• Nine die in attacks across Iraq (AFP)
• Iraq approves oil deal with BP-led consortium (AP)
• US Army cancels plans to send brigade to Iraq: Pentagon
• Ex-contractor pleads guilty to sex assault in Iraq (AP
• U.S. brigade won't go to Iraq, speeding withdrawal (Re
• An Iraqi primary election draws crowds but lacks safeguards
• Destination death: an Al-Qaeda bus in Iraq (AFP)
• Sadrists choose candidates for Iraq parliamentary poll
• Cruelty charges dropped against Michigan soldier (AP)
• Iraqis deported from Britain barred from homeland: official
• Twist in Iraq's democracy: anti-American party pushes elect
• Suicide bomber kills 12 worshippers at Iraq mosque (AP
• UN: Most Iraqi refugees in program go to US (AP)
• Suicide bomber kills 12 in north Iraq mosque (AFP)
• Sadrists choose candidates for Iraqi poll (AFP)
• Suicide bomber kills 11 in northern Iraq mosque (Reute
• Five convicted for Australia terror attack plot (AFP)
• Five guilty of plotting Australian jihad (AFP)
• Iraqi drama lauded at Asia's top film festival (AFP)
• Turkey says after Iraq talks it will still battle PKK
• Iraq calls on Turkey to stop cross-border raids (AP)
• Iraq demands Turkey respect borders in PKK pursuit (AF
• 11 killed in Iraq violence (AFP)
• More than 85,000 Iraqis killed from 2004-2008: ministry
• Judge shuts public access to Blackwater hearings (AP)
• Blasts kill at least 3 in Iraq's Kerbala (Reuters)
• Iraqi spokesman calls series of attacks 'only a robbery'
• Iraqi shoe thrower says he would do it again (AP)
• Iraq suspends university for politics (AP)
• Breakdown of Iraqis killed in war from 2004-2008 (AP)
• Iraq parliament delays key vote on electoral law (AFP)
• From Baghdad to Boston, Biden re-redefining VP job (AP
• Nine killed in Iraq violence (AFP)
• Government says 85,000 Iraqis killed in 2004-08 (AP)
• Conviction overturned in Iraqi soldier's death (AP)
• 'First refugees' sent from UK to Baghdad since war (AF
• UN 'to probe Baghdad truck bombings' (AFP)
• Attacks in Baghdad kill 8, wound 14 (Reuters)
• Eight killed in Baghdad market attacks (AFP)
• Iraqi shoe thrower in Switzerland to rest: lawyer (AP)
• Former world court chief joins UK Iraq inquiry (AP)
• Iraq vets at treatment plant asked to get exam (AP)
• Iraq rights ministry says 85,000 killed in 2004-08 (Re
• Ten killed in Iraq bombings (AFP)
• Water shortages causes 100,000 to flee homes in Iraq: UN
• UNESCO: drought forces 100,000 Iraqis from homes (AP)
• Suicide bomber kills six Iraq's Diyala province (Reute
• Iraq cuts foreign deals for major boost to oil output
• Iraq assembly approves small British troop return (AP)
• Exxon, Lukoil submit competing bids for Iraq oilfield
• ENI-led group agrees deal for Iraq's Zubair oilfield (
• UAE convicts U.S. man for "terror" funding: reports (R
• Iraqi MPs approve Britain naval training deal (AFP)
• Iraqis arrest former top aide in Saddam's regime (McCl
• Iraq election law could fail over Kirkuk: speaker (AFP
• Arab-Kurd tensions main driver of Iraq unrest: US general
• Arab-Kurd tensions main driver of Iraq unrest: US (AFP
• Four killed in spate of Iraqi violence (AFP)
• Spanish PM to meet Obama at White House (AP)
• Lebanese-American man jailed in UAE for 'terror' link
• Iraqis finally enjoy a night at the theatre (AFP)
• Soldier's fight to bring Iraqi translator to US (AP)
• Iraq War veteran opens fire on police in Indiana (AP)
• Series of car bombs kills 19 in western Iraq (AP)
• Groups help imperiled Iraqis come to US (AP)
• Triple attacks kill 19 in western Iraqi city (AFP)
• Iraq officials: Anbar bombings kill 19, injure 60 (AP)
• Three blasts kill at least 16 in western Iraq (Reuters
• Trio of attacks kill 14 in Iraqi city (AFP)
• U.S. experts train Iraqis to tackle bomb scourge (Reut
• 'Sixteen killed' in western Iraq car bombs (AFP)
• An Iraqi's trek from Sadr City to Monterey (AP)
• Iraqis face tough times, starting over in America (AP)
• Authorities in Iraq's holy Shiite city ban alcohol (AP
• Captured insurgent in Iraq: `I will fight again' (AP)
• Iraq director pleads for post-war film backing (AFP)
• Iraqis protest against controversial voting system (AF
• Iraq holy Shiite city of Najaf bans alcohol (AFP)
• Iraq Kurdistan denies wrongdoing in DNO affair (Reuter
• UK service of commemoration marks end of Iraq war (AP)
• Bomb kills anti-insurgent cleric in Iraq (AP)
• 'Better than Bush' Obama deserves Nobel award: Iraqis
• Correction: Iraq-Soldiers Charged story (AP)
• Britain honors its 179 soldiers killed in Iraq (Reuter
• From Iraq to the Classroom: Turning Troops into Teachers
• Family wants answers after Ohio soldier's suicide (AP)
• Five killed in Iraq bombings (AFP)
• Iraqi police: Bomb in barber shop kills 5 (AP)
• Iraq agrees terms with BP and CNPC on oil deal (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,349 (AP)
• Iraq frees 36 Iranian dissidents taken in deadly raid
• Iraqi security forces strain budget, PM says (AP)
• Obama meets Iraqi President Talabani (AFP)
• Obama urges Iraqis to adopt election law soon (Reuters
• Obama offers assurances to Iraqi president (AP)
• Security walls at Samarra shrine now create divide (AP
• Iraq car bomb kills seven at prayers (AFP)
• Minibus bomb kills 9 in west Iraq: police (Reuters)
• Turkish parliament extends mandate for Iraq strikes (A
• Many casualties from car bomb in west Iraq: police (Re
• Iraq's top Shiite cleric casts doubt on Jan polls (AFP
• Norwegian oil firm DNO says Iraq suspension lifted (AF
• Iraq Christian leader denounces latest attacks (AP)
• Five dead as suicide bomber strikes UN Islamabad office
• Iranian dissidents in Iraq transferred to remote prison
• Iraqis, Americans seeking a new relationship (McClatch
• For U.S. combat soldiers, new role in Iraq is frustrating
• Suicide bomber kills five at Iraqi funeral (AFP)
• Police: At least 6 dead in Iraq suicide blast (AP)
• Five dead as suicide blast hits UN Islamabad office (A
• Suicide bomber kills at least 6 at Iraqi funeral (Reut
• Iraq's top Shiite cleric may urge vote boycott (AFP)
• Iraq's joint Kurd, Arab, U.S, patrols face big hurdles
• Albright Deployed Snake, Missile Pins Against Putin, Hussei
• Fuel truck explodes near Baghdad airport (AP)
• Zawahri says Libya killed man who linked Iraq, Qaeda (
• Huge crackdown in north Iraq snares 150 insurgents: ministr
• Iraq delays hydrocarbons law until after election: MP
• Bomb scare forces evacuation of Iraqi parliament (McCl
• Iraqi forces seize 140 insurgent suspects in Mosul (Re
• IMF 'confident' about Iraq loan: official (AFP)
• Iraq and oil majors agree terms on oilfield project (A
• Iraq war objector leaves Army (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,348 (AP)
• Jolie urges world not to forget Iraqi refugees (AP)
• In Iraq, Maliki Banks on a New 'Unity' Coalition (Time
• Iraq's Mosul hopes for end to stubborn insurgency (Reu
• Iraqi forces foil suicide bomber's prison break bid (A
• US soldier dies in mortar attack in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq success required US manpower: general (AFP)
• Maliki unveils new national, nonsectarian Iraqi party
• Iraq says Sept. civilian deaths lowest since war began
• Associated Press appoints bureau chief for Iraq (AP)
• Iraqi PM forms new non-sectarian bloc (AFP)
• Iraq's al-Maliki joins with Sunnis in election bid (AP
• Iraq death toll falls by half in September: officials
• Kuwaiti daily urges new friendly policy on Iraq (AFP)
• Iraq PM forms new bloc to fight election: official (AF
• Trouble for Iraqi elections brewing in oil hub (AP)
• Marine spared prison time for killing detainee (AP)
• Biden welcomes son home from guard service in Iraq (AP
• Agco to pay $1.6M in oil-for-food corruption case (AP)
• Judge gives Iraq second chance in POW suit (AP)
• US speeds up troop withdrawal from Iraq: general (AFP)
• Former Iraq deputy PM becomes Kurdish Prime Minister (
• 'Baghdad ER' turns off the lights (AP)
• Iraqi and Kuwaiti clubs to face off in landmark tie (A
• Top US general in Iraq calls it a key partner (AP)
• Odierno Accelerates U.S. Troop Withdrawal as Iraqis Take Ch
• US Gen: Don't lose sight of Iraq (AP)
• Iraq budget is 'challenge' for security forces: US (AF
• U.S. Plans to Speed Up Iraq War Troop Withdrawal, Skelton S
• US: Iraq budget shortfall poses security challenge (AP
• About 4,000 U.S. troops to leave Iraq in October (Reut
• Murder charge dropped in Iraqi detainee killing (AP)
• Iranian dissidents held in prison despite Iraqi court rulin
• Iraq FM blames failed talks on lack of Syrian 'seriousness'
• US Marine cleared of murder in Iraq detainee case (AFP
• Marine faces court-martial in Fallujah killing (AP)
• Iraq's disabled fight for war compensation (AFP)
• String of bombings kills at least 18 in Iraq (AP)
• Eighteen killed, dozens wounded in Iraq attacks (AFP)
• Suicide bomber kills 7 in western Iraq (AP)
• Iraq bomb attacks end Ramadan lull (Reuters)
• Iraq suicide bomber kills seven policemen (AFP)
• Iraq minibus bomb kills six (Reuters)
• Iraq frees detainees linked to British hostages (Reute
• Kidnapped Christian doctor released in northern Iraq: polic
• Iraqis make most of violence lull to wed in style (Reu
• Can Former Iraqi Baathists in Syria Ever Go Home? (Tim
• Over 100 from Iraqi group who killed Britons freed (AF
• Four Iraqi policemen killed in suicide attack (AFP)
• Turkey wants to extend Iraq bombing mandate: report (A
• Christian doctor kidnapped in northern Iraq: police (A
• US drone crashes into Iraqi party offices: military (A
• Iraq's president: Iran sanctions won't work (AP)
• Drone crashes in northern Iraq, US military says (AP)
• U.S. drone crashes into Iraq political party office (R
• Army to allow Iraq war objector to resign (AP)
• Iraqi forces catch five Al-Qaeda jailbreakers (AFP)
• 15 Iraqi soldiers 'killed in accidental blasts' (AFP)
• 11 Iraqi soldiers killed in bomb disposal accident (Re
• Court nixes $5M verdict against funeral protesters (AP
• Al-Qaida-linked inmates break out of Iraq prison (AP)
• Three police gunned down in northern Iraq (AFP)
• Iraqi city under curfew after prison break (Reuters)
• Iraq launches manhunt after Al-Qaeda prisoners escape
• Kuwait mulls Iraq investments on reparations issue (AF
• Iraqi minority refugees in jeopardy, report says (Reut
• Web forums help Iraqi refugees adapt to America (McCla
• Father: Iraqi perhaps slain in UK revenge attack (AP)
• Bombs kill policeman, 4 Iraqi soldiers in Iraq (AP)
• Iraqi father says British troops targeted son (AFP)
• Iraq policeman, soldier killed in north (AFP)
• US soldier charged with murder of contractor in Iraq (
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,346 (AP)
• US soldier charged with murder in Iraq base death (AP)
• Iraq PM says almost no hope of Syrian 'anti-terror' help
• Iraq in danger of missing Shell deadline: spokesman (A
• Iraq to press for dropping debt at UN meeting (AP)
• Iraqi president to demand UN probe into bombings (AFP)
• After years of war, Iraqis hit by frenzy of crime (AP)
• Iraqi shoe thrower wants to move to Switzerland (AFP)
• Iraqi Shiite leader appeals for unity before vote (AP)
• Inquiry examines Iraqi's death in military custody (AP
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,345 (AP)
• Fleeing heat, bombs, Iraqis go north for holiday (AP)
• Black Hawk crash kills US service member in Iraq (AP)
• Anglican Church leader concerned about Iraq's Camp Ashraf
• One killed, four wounded in Iraq cemetery attack (AFP)
• Iraq helicopter crash kills U.S. soldier (Reuters)
• Blackhawk crash kills US service member in Iraq (AP)
• US serviceman killed in helicopter crash (AFP)
• Roadside bomb kills 11-year-old in north Iraq (AP)
• Three Iraqis arrested with ancient relics (AFP)
• Dubai's URUK to build new Iraq power plant (AFP)
• Turkey to up Euphrates flow to Iraq (AFP)
• Iraq car bomb kills seven (AFP)
• Spain's leader to meet with Obama (AP)
• Turkish army seeks extension of n. Iraq mandate: TV (R
• US military training Iraqi prison guards (AP)
• Tribute for soldiers slain in Iraq, Afghanistan (AP)
• Biden presses Iraqis to agree on oil, land (Reuters)
• Iraqi man shot by U.S. forces after throwing "shoe" (R
• Biden presses Iraqi leaders for progress on key new laws
• Iraqi show thrower's whereabouts unknown: official (AF
• Iraqi shot after throwing slipper at US patrol (AP)
• U.S. military shuts largest detainee camp in Iraq (Reu
• Turkey urges Syria, Iraq to fight terrorism (AP)
• Biden: US will follow Iraq wishes on troop pullout (AP
• Biden says January election critical to Iraq's future
• Biden presses Iraqis to agree on oil (Reuters)
• Iraq, Syria in Istanbul talks to defuse tension (AFP)
• US closes its largest Iraq jail in the heat of the night
• Biden Presses for Improved Iraq Investment Climate (Bl
• Turkey, Iraq in extensive cooperation talks (AFP)
• Iraq shoe-thrower in Greece for medical treatment (AFP
• Biden calls on Iraq to lower sights in oil bidding (AF
• US military closes largest detention camp in Iraq (AP)
• The US military's detention facilities in Iraq (AP)
• U.S. military closes huge prison in southern Iraq (McC
• Iraqi baseball team finally in uniform, thanks to U.S. dono
• US army to close Camp Bucca jail in south Iraq (AFP)
• Ex-Iraq deputy PM's new role may calm Kurd-Arab feud (
• Biden pushes Iraq leaders for reconciliation (AP)
• US troops kill Fallujah 'shoe-thrower' (AFP)
• US, Iraqi forces arrest suspects in Biden rocket 'reception
• Syria's president in Turkey for Israel talks (AP)
• Iraqi, Syrian FMs to meet in Istanbul (AFP)
• Iraqi official: Talks with Syria over attacks fail (AP
• Iraqi Green Zone attack suspects released (Reuters)
• Iraqi group claims attack near US embassy: SITE (AFP)
• Biden in Iraq to Meet Leaders Amid U.S. Concerns Over Secur
• Court: Contractor's rape case can go to trial (AP)
• Baghdad Green Zone attacked during Biden visit (AP)
• Mortars hit Baghdad Green Zone during Biden visit (Reu
• Iraq shoe-thrower flies out after release (AFP)
• Iraqi who threw shoes at Bush released from jail (Reut
• VP Biden in Baghdad on 3rd visit this year (AP)
• US Vice President Biden visits Iraq (AFP)
• UK military police investigate new Iraq rape claim (AP
• Iraq shoe-thrower freed, accuses guards of torture (AF
• Iraqi shoe thrower released; says he was tortured (AP)
• Biden back in Iraq to keep up pressure (Reuters)
• Iraqi journalist who threw shoes at Bush released from pris
• China training Afghans, Iraqis in mine clearance (AP)
• Iraqi shoe-thrower freed from jail: brother (AFP)
• Iraqi, Syrian officials meet in Turkey (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,344 (AP)
• Afghan embassy scandal compared to Abu Ghraib (AFP)
• Reid asks for investigation into electrocution (AP)
• Contractor shot in Iraq worked with family on base (AP
• Iraqi shoe thrower's release from jail delayed (AP)
• Iraqi court orders the release of Bush shoe thrower (R
• Iraq shoe-thrower's release hopes dashed (AFP)
• Man killed after firing on US helicopter in Iraq (AP)
• Three killed, five wounded in Iraq attacks (AFP)
• Iraq shoe-thrower's release delayed till Tuesday (AFP)
• U.S. soldier in Iraq arrested in contractor killing (R
• Kurdish policeman's wife, three children shot dead in Iraq
• Civilian contractor shot dead on US base in Iraq (AP)
• Policeman's sleeping family killed in north Iraq (Reut
• Gunmen kill policeman's sleeping family in Iraq (AP)
• Kurdish policeman's family shot dead in Iraq (AFP)
• Shoe-throwing Iraqi reporter set to be released (Reute
• Analysis: Iraq's spat with Syria backfiring on PM (AP)
• Hunger Strikers Ask U.S. to Help Iranian Dissidents in Iraq
• Nine killed, 38 wounded in Iraq attacks (AFP)
• Iraq cabinet approves draft elections law (Reuters)
• Bombs kill 3 near Shiite shrine in central Baghdad (AP
• Four killed, two wounded in Iraq bombing (AFP)
• Iraqi 'shoe-thrower' to be freed on Monday: lawyer (AF
• US wants Iran-Iraq confrontation: Vahidi (AFP)
• Three killed in car bomb attack in Baghdad (AFP)
• Iraq's Abu Ghraib jail evacuated after riot, fire (Reu
• Marines take risks with deadly trust-building game (AP
• Iraq-Qatar flights resume after 18-year break (AFP)
• Gunmen kill five Iraqi soldiers in drive-by (Reuters)
• Court dismisses Iraqi contractor torture case (Reuters
• Rioters set fires at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison (AP)
• US general says Iraqis have rejected Al-Qaeda (AFP)
• Inmates riot at Iraq's notorious Abu Ghraib prison (AF
• Prisoners riot at Iraq's Abu Ghraib (Reuters)
• US ambassador tries to allay fears about Iranian dissidents
• U.S. will stick to plan for Iraq pullout: Hill (Reuter
• Iraqis turn to private schools amid charges of corruption
• 22 killed in Iraq suicide truck bomb attack (AFP)
• Al-Qaeda behind most attacks in Iraq since June: US (A
• Iraqi shoe thrower might drop TV, turn to activism (AP
• Truck bomb kills 20, inflames ethnic tensions in northern I
• Kurds demand security after bomb kills 19 in Iraq (AP)
• Envoy says US sticking to withdrawal plan in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq suicide truck bomb attack kills 22 (AFP)
• Bomb kills 20, flattens houses in Iraqi Kurdish village
• Truck bomb in north Iraq Kurd village kills 20 (Reuter
• Iraq market bombs kill four, wound 29 (Reuters)
• 17 dead in Iraq truck bomb attack: police (AFP)
• 2 dead, 9 wounded in bomb attack south of Baghdad (AFP
• U.S. eyes military equipment in Iraq for Pakistan (Reu
• Truck bomb in north Iraq Kurdish village kills 19 (Reu
• Stormy Iraq-Syria talks on militants issue (AP)
• Iraqi reportedly seen alive after bombing still missing
• Feds scour bank records of retired Army colonel (AP)
• As violence ebbs, Baghdad revives a watery romance (AP
• Iraqi and US troops raid Baghdad district, kill 2 (AP)
• Bomb kills at least 8 in Iraq's disputed Kirkuk (Reute
• Iranian exiles vent fury at US over Iraq attacks (AP)
• Seven killed in Iraq car bomb blunder: police (AFP)
• Iraq's 'Garden of Eden' waterway facing catastrophe (A
• Iraq fraud inquiry focuses on retired Army colonel (AP
• AP NewsBreak: State Dep't contractor electrocuted (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,343 (AP)
• Protest brews over Cheney center at Univ. of Wyo. (AP)
• Iraqi lawmakers charge politics behind dismissal of securit
• Four US soldiers, 10 Iraqi police killed in bomb attacks
• Blasts kill four U.S. troops in northern Iraq (Reuters
• Divisions emerge in Iraq's stand against Syria (Reuter
• Four US soldiers, 10 Iraqi police killed in blasts (AF
• Roadside bombs kill 4 US soldiers in Iraq (AP)
• Military: Roadside bombs kill 4 US troops in Iraq (AP)
• Local Iraqi police chief among 10 officers killed (AFP
• Power problems mean Iraq suffers hot summer, again (AP
• Two children among 12 killed in Iraq attacks (AFP)
• Car bomb kills 8 at checkpoint in western Iraq (AP)
• Iran sees no quick fix for 3 detained US hikers (AFP)
• Hundreds of Iraqis protest against Syria (AFP)
• Suicide bomber in west Iraq kills nine (Reuters)
• Eight killed in suicide car bomb in western Iraq (AFP)
• Iraq presses for tribunal for Syria bomb suspects (AP)
• Iraq nabbed insurgents ahead of August bombs (AFP)
• Five killed in Mosul shootings (AFP)
• One killed, 11 wounded in Baghdad attacks (AFP)
• Iraq says 18 terror groups dismantled in August (AFP)
• Politicians in Denmark offer help to Iraqis facing expulsio
• Hundreds protest against proposed US-Iraq-Kurd force (
• Iraqi Arabs protest US plan for Kurdish patrols (AP)
• Iraq boosts security on Syrian border (AFP)
• Ex-soldier gets 5 life sentences Iraqi deaths (AP)
• Basra alcohol ban triggers fear among Christians (AFP)
• Chalabi aide: I went from White House to secret prison
• Ex-soldier gets life in prison for Iraqi assault (Reut
• Ex-US soldier gets life for Iraqi girl's rape, murder
• US base in Iraq honors killed Oregon soldier (AP)
• Iraq sends thousands more police to Syrian border (AP)
• Officials: Serbia may offer Iraq air force planes (AP)
• Ex-soldier to be sentenced in Ky. for Iraqi deaths (AP
• Iraq attacks death toll rises to eight (AFP)
• Maliki wants probe of Baghdad bombings (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,339 (AP)
• American Airlines cleared of bias over flight (Reuters
• Iraq PM asks for U.N. inquiry into Baghdad bombings (R
• Assessing CIA culpability in detainee deaths will be tricky
• American Airlines cleared in bias lawsuit (AP)
• Iraq seeks UN help in recent bombings (AP)
• US urged to restore protection of Iranians in Iraq (AP
• Britain confirms identity of dead hostage in Iraq (AP)
• Iraqi deputy minister arrested in corruption sting (AP
• Body handed over in Iraq confirmed as British hostage
• Turkey to give Iraq, Syria more water amid drought (AP
• Turkey to give Iraq, Syria more water from Tigris (AP)
• Iraq PM challenges Syria to explain militant aid (Reut
• Iraq deputy transport minister arrested for graft (Reu
• Sunni politician escapes unhurt in Iraq bombing (AP)
• Turkey 'unable' to give more water to Iraq, Syria: (AF
• 2 US soldiers killed in vehicle accident in Iraq (AP)
• Government extends work by Blackwater successor in Iraq
• Bloodshed at Iranian camp tests US-Iraq transition (AP
• Iraq authorities have suspected dead hostage: Britain
• UK says it has been given remains in Iraq (AP)
• Iraqi warplanes sent to Serbia by Saddam unfit to fly: Belg
• Turkish FM says talks in Iraq and Syria were 'positive'
• US extends Iraq contract for Blackwater firm (AP)
• Iraq: 4 sentenced to hang for deadly bank robbery (AP)
• Four sentenced to die for deadly Iraq bank robbery (AF
• A year on, Reuters cameraman still held by U.S. army (
• Baghdad makes a comeback _ on Iraqi TV (McClatchy News
• Amnesty calls on Iraq to stop executions (AP)
• Amnesty calls for halt to executions in Iraq (Reuters)
• Iraq death toll hits 13-month high in August (AFP)
• Iraq has 1,000 prisoners on death row: Amnesty (AFP)
• Iraq Shiite leader reaches out to political rivals (AP
• Iraq civilian deaths are highest since April (Reuters)
• Ammar al-Hakim takes helm of main Iraq Shiite party (A
• Late Iraqi Shi'ite's son succeeds him as party leader
• Iraq death toll in August highest in 13 months (AFP)
• Iraq, Syria trade accusations in rift over bombings (M
• Three killed in Iraq attacks (AFP)
• Iraqi, Syrian leaders at loggerheads over terror claims
• Syria, Iraq accuse each other of worsening tension (AP
• Syria's Assad slams Iraq over "immoral" charges (Reute
• Iraq, Syria in war of words over terror claims (AFP)
• Son of late Iraqi Shiite leader takes over party (AP)
• Arms finds in hitherto quiet south Iraq ring alarms (R
• Iraq seeks return of 19 MiG fighters from Serbia (Reut
• Syria leader rejects Iraq claim of aiding violence (AP
• Iraqi planes found in Serbia, but in pieces (AP)
• American commander: US on the road out of Iraq (AP)
• Iraq's stability in Syria's interest, says Assad (AFP)
• Iraq al Qaeda militant says Syria trained him (Reuters
• Maliki motorcade bypasses Iraq convoy ban (AFP)
• 5,000+ Iraqi prisoners released by US this year (AFP)
• Iraq ministry bombers 'recently freed by US' (AFP)
• US military: Number of Iraqi detainees below 9,000 (AP
• Iraq bombers were recently freed by US: official (AFP)
• Iraq to fetch MiG fighter planes from Serbia (AFP)
• Iraq's Shiite leader Hakim buried in Najaf (AFP)
• Iraqi who threw shoes at Bush to be released early (AP
• Iraqis out in force in Najaf for Hakim funeral (AFP)
• Iraq security vital for whole region: Iran FM (AFP)
• Truck bombs kill 16 people in Iraq (AP)
• Bombs in northern Iraq, at least 15 killed (Reuters)
• 12 killed, over 40 wounded in northern Iraq attacks (A
• Turkish FM to visit Iraq, Syria over bombing row (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,337 (AP)
• Marines won't seek new charges in Iraq killings (AP)
• Father of soldier returning from Iraq killed (AP)
• Ohio soldier made 2 calls to mom telling of abuse (AP)
• Thousands in Baghdad mourn Shiite leader Hakim (The Ch
• US general: Impact of Iraq violence still unclear (AP)
• Iraqis mourn Shiite leader Hakim in Baghdad (AFP)
• Iraqi PM: Death of Shiite leader leaves 'void' (AP)
• Iraq leaders mourn death of key Shi'ite figure (Reuter
• 2 American soldiers killed in Baghdad bombing (AP)
• Iraq's 'Shakira' shakes conservative Kurdistan (AFP)
• Iraq VP's ex-guards responsible for bank heist: prosecutor
• Doubts cast on authenticity of Picasso in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq says Syria must give up terror suspects (AFP)
• Khamenei hails Shiite leader's battle against Saddam (
• Iraqi Shiite leader mourned at home and in Iran (AP)
• Shi'ite cleric's death shakes up Iraq politics (Reuter
• Car bombs hit Iraqi troops ahead of Shiite funeral (AP
• Kuwait offers to treat wounded Iraqis (AFP)
• Analysis: Iraq's Shiite power base shifts (AP)
• US hopes for dialogue between Iraq, Syria (AFP)
• Prominent Shiite political leader dies in Iran (McClat
• Iraq Shiite leader Hakim dies in Tehran hospital (AFP)
• Powerful Iraqi Shiite leader dies in Iran (AP)
• Iraqi Shi'ite party leader dies, successor eyed (Reute
• Iraq summons Syrian diplomat in Baghdad over bombs (AP
• Iraq approves controversial Sinopec oil rights deal (A
• Iraq, Syria withdraw envoys in wake of Baghdad attacks
• Iraq aims to increase oil production by up to four times: m
• Iraq and Syria recall envoys over bombing claims (AFP)
• Iraq and Syria recall envoys in bomb suspects row (Reu
• Analysis: Iraq's premier must work to keep job (AP)
• Iraq and Syria recall envoys over bombing claims (AFP/
• Iraq's al-Qaida claims Baghdad government bombings (AP
• Iraq recalls envoy to Syria over truck bombings (AFP)
• Qaeda claims Baghdad bombings that killed 95 (AFP)
• Iraq suspends decision to pull down blast walls (Reute
• US officer feeling sidelined as Iraqis take over (AP)
• Japan close to oil deal in Iraq, say officials (AFP)
• With Maliki's party out, Iraq's Shiite coalition splits
• Ten killed in southern Iraq bus bombings (AFP)
• Bus bombings south of Baghdad kill at least 11 (Reuter
• 10 people killed in bus bombings in southern Iraq: police
• Baghdad bombing leaves hole in diplomatic corps (The C
• Shiite groups announce new alliance minus Iraqi PM (AP
• Bus bombings south of Baghdad kill 20: police (Reuters
• 10 people killed in bus bombings in southern Iraq (AFP
• Maliki breaks ranks with Shiite bloc ahead of election
• Iraqi Shi'ite groups form new alliance without PM (Reu
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,335 (AP)
• Dead soldier's family reacts to Iraq cruelty probe (AP
• Hair salons once again the fashion in Iraq (McClatchy
• Iraqi suspect: It cost $10,000 to pass checkpoints (AP
• Iraq broadcasts truck bomber video confession (AFP)
• Outbursts disrupt Baghdad bank robbery trial (AP)
• Iraq shows video it says is confession of bomber (Reut
• US military leader concerned by Baghdad bombings (AP)
• Iraqis show confession of chief bombing suspect (AP)
• Iraq halts removal of Baghdad security barriers (AFP)
• Iraq intelligence chief retired before major blasts (R
• McCain: Afghanistan needs Petraeus' Iraq approach (AP)
• Reporter's family reunion in Iraq is reality check (AP
• Probe: Private's death reveals cruelty by soldiers (AP
• Iraqis facing more deadly attacks says foreign minister
• Bombing of Iraqi ministry hit nearby resident hard (Mc
• Iraq's Maliki pledges victory amid criticism (Reuters)
• Iraq says security forces may have aided bombers (AP)
• Iraqi foreign minister warns of more deadly attacks (A
• Maliki assures Iraq its forces will defeat terror (Reu
• Iraq minister suspects security forces role in blasts
• Iraqi foreign minister warns of worsening security (AF
• Iraqi Shiites and Sunnis start Ramadan on same day (AF
• Three soldiers killed in Iraq attacks (AFP)
• After the Bombs, Iraqi Leaders Play the Blame-Game (Ti
• Bombings interrupt Baghdad's summer of optimism (AP)
• Baghdad security shakeup possible in wake of deadly bombing
• Iraq officials urge change after bombs (Reuters)
• Four US soldiers charged with abusing fellow troops (A
• Ramadi struggles to instill a rule of law (The Christi
• Iraqi lawmakers seek review of security forces (AP)
• US: 4 American troops in Iraq charged with cruelty (AP
• Shiites and Sunnis accuse each other of bombings (AFP)
• Shiites and Sunnis accuse each other of Iraq bombings
• Shiites and Sunnis blame each other for truck bombs (A
• Baghdad's sole traffic lights: struggle for normality
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,334 (AP)
• US training commander: Bomb blasts a lapse in Iraq (AP
• Al-Qaida emerges as main suspect in Iraq bombings (AP)
• Iraqis blame bombings on political infighting (Reuters
• Bombings kill 30, wound about 200 south of Baghdad (Mc
• After bombings, Iraq authorities detain 10 security officia
• US training commander 'frustrated' in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq arrests senior officers after day of carnage (AFP
• Iraq: Bomb kills 2 near restaurant in Baghdad (AP)
• Syria, Iraq and Turkey 'to discuss water shortage' (AF
• Iraqi fear, anger that bombings were not prevented (Re
• Iraq govt accepts resignation of deputy PM Saleh (AFP)
• US denounces Iraq bombings, no change to withdrawal (A
• Did looser Baghdad security prompt deadly bombings? (M
• Iraq Bombings Make U.S. Presence an Election Issue (Ti
• White House condemns wave of Iraqi violence (AP)
• No change in US drawdown despite Iraq bombings: Pentagon
• Bodies and disbelief as security shattered in Baghdad
• Shattered in Baghdad blasts: Iraqi faith in security forces
• Bombs in Baghdad Make the U.S. an Election Issue (Time
• Baghdad blasts kill 95, Iraqi security criticized (Reu
• Baghdad bombings kill 95 (AFP)
• Bombs kill dozens on Baghdad's deadliest day in 18 months
• Wave of Baghdad blasts kills at least 86 (AP)
• 'At least 75 killed' in Baghdad attacks (AFP)
• Wave of Baghdad bombings kills 45 (AFP)
• Mistrust over Sunni militias threatens Iraq stability
• Doctor kidnapped, two killed in northern Iraq (AFP)
• Iraq seeks stimulus for Anbar, which bled jobs as well as l
• Inspired by fallen son, father completes book on Iraq
• Iraqi PM meets Syria's Assad for security talks (AFP)
• Iraqi leader wants Syria to hand over suspects (AP)
• Iraqis find Iranian-made rockets after US attacked (AP
• Army captain accused of accepting bribes in Iraq (AP)
• U.S. general wants to move troops to northern Iraq (Mc
• US may work with Arab, Kurd forces in north Iraq: Odierno
• Iraqi PM set for key security talks in Syria (AFP)
• Obama criticizes a Cold War approach to defense (AP)
• US may work with Arab, Kurd forces in north Iraq (AFP)
• Torture and execution of Iraqi gays on rise: HRW (AFP)
• US commander in Iraq wants troops in disputed land (AP
• Obama to update veterans on Iraq, Afghanistan (AP)
• Iraq cabinet approves vote on U.S. security pact (Reut
• Human Rights Watch: Iraqi gays tortured and killed (AP
• Iraqi gays face murder, torture campaign: HRW (Reuters
• US troops go back to basics with Iraq forces (AFP)
• Turkmen join Arabs to stop vote on Iraq oil province (
• Arab and Kurdish leaders trade barbs over Iraq unrest
• Four killed in Iraq attacks (AFP)
• Iraqi journalists push for press freedom -- carefully
• At least 6 killed by bombs at Baghdad restaurant (Reut
• Iraq delays first census in two decades (AFP)
• Iraqi PM to visit Syria for security talks (AFP)
• Qaeda stronger as blasts feed Iraqi Kurd-Arab feud (Re
• Iraqi worries grow as blast walls vanish (Reuters)
• Iraq's coalition of one changes its name (AFP)
• Three killed after wandering into mortar exercise area
• Three Iraqis killed in firing practice accident (Reute
• 3 Iraqis killed in US-Iraqi mortar exercise (AP)
• Iraqis uneasy at idea of early US withdrawal (AP)
• Iraqi prime minister says more attacks likely (AP)
• Obama names two officials to work with Iraqi refugees
• 6 years after invasion, electricity still scarce in Baghdad
• Iraqi journalists protest 'intimidation and threats' (
• US Army reduces soldiers' murder sentences (AP)
• Journalists protest Iraqi government pressure (AP)
• Guard in Iraq murder case has stress disorder: family
• Suicide bombers kill 21 in northern Iraq (Reuters)
• Twenty-one killed in Iraq suicide bombing (AFP)
• Iraqis remaining cool despite attacks on mosques, minoritie
• Why Iraq bombings are spiking (The Christian Science M
• Suicide bombers kill 17 in northern Iraq (Reuters)
• Double suicide bombing kills at least 17 in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq oil auction needs less foreign 'greed': NOC chief
• Iraq PM set to break with Shiite coalition in January polls
• 17 killed in Iraq suicide bombing: police (AFP)
• 67 US soldiers in Iraq have swine flu (AFP)
• Major problems cited in Iraq interpreter contract (AP)
• TV station fined for misquoting official in Iraq (AP)
• Swine flu cases climb among US soldiers in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq book ban raises fears of free speech clampdown (A
• Iran reformists seize on prisoner abuses (AP)
• Play ball! Iraqi team gets new donated gear (McClatchy
• Iraq aims to ban dual citizenship for top officials (A
• Iraq's Bombs of August: A Return to the Bad Old Days?
• Kurdish mag sparks wrath by urging Jews to return (AFP
• Gonzales says he would 'do some things over' (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,332 (AP)
• Iraq contractor KBR cited by oversight commission (AP)
• U.S. sends military team back to Syria for talks (Reut
• US, Syria resuming talks about 'stability' in Iraq (AP
• Pentagon "very nervous" about Arab-Kurdish feud (Reute
• Al Qaeda shows resilience in Northern Iraq: U.S. commander
• Commander: al-Qaida remains a combat power (AP)
• Al-Qaeda remains threat in northern Iraq: US general (
• Iranian group asks US to take control of Iraq camp (AP
• Iraq blasts Turkey for holding back on water (AFP)
• Briton appears in Iraqi court over killings (AP)
• Ancient Iraqi stone head matched up with body (AFP)
• Iraq suffers bloodiest day since US pullback (AP)
• Iran exile advocates urge to retake Iraq's Camp Ashraf
• 51 killed in wave of Iraq attacks (AFP)
• Iraq bombs kill 42, fears of sectarian strife grow (Re
• Supreme Court asked to block release of Iraq abuse photos
• Refugees' plea to US forces in Iraq: protect us (The C
• Despite bombings, Iraq confident it can maintain security
• Bombs targeting Shiites in Iraq kill at least 48 (AP)
• Iran MP sees US hikers' fate taking time to resolve (A
• Iraq bombs kill 40, fears of sectarian strife grow (Re
• Bombings kill dozens in Baghdad and northern Iraq (McC
• Iraq bomb attacks kill 47 (AFP)
• Kirkuk police chief wants US troops to stay (AFP)
• US troops killed in Iraq and Kuwait (AP)
• Bombs in Baghdad and northern Iraq kill 41 (Reuters)
• Forty-one killed, 150 wounded in Iraq attacks: police
• British, Australian security contractors shot dead in Iraq
• Iraq hopeful about release of Americans in Iran (AP)
• In Iraq's Kurdistan, political pessimism clouds economic pr
• British contractor arrested in killing of two colleagues in
• 51 US soldiers in Iraq diagnosed with swine flu (AP)
• Briton in Iraqi custody after contractor killings (AP)
• U.S. urges Iran to release three hikers: Jim Jones (Re
• Two foreign contractors shot dead in Iraq (AFP)
• Iraq says Iran confirms detaining three Americans (Reu
• Iraq asks Iran about 3 detained Americans (AP)
• The Case for Leaving Iraq -- Now (Time.com)
• Iraq asks Iran about arrested American hikers (AFP)
• Iraq bombs kill 50, mostly Shi'ites targeted (Reuters)
• No criminal charges in electrocution death (AP)
• Fourth Hiker Details How Friends Ended Up in Iran (One
• 47 Iraqis killed in Shiite holy day attacks (AFP)
• Iraq Kurdish coalition has reduced majority: final results
• Police: 37 die in Iraq as bombs target Shiites (AP)
• Bombs targeting Shi'ite Muslims kill 44 in Iraq (Reute
• 34 killed in bomb attacks against Iraqi Shiites (AFP)
• Huge Iraqi Shiite march peaceful, but bombs hit later
• Car bomb kills 30 outside Shiite mosque in Iraq (AFP)
• Iraq rivals fence over deadly bank job (AFP)
• Four Shiite pilgrims killed in Baghdad attacks (AFP)
• UK MP testifies on 'genocide' against Marsh Arabs (AFP
• A calmer Iraq takes on another killer — smoking (AP)
• Iraqi teen girl gets 7 1/2 years for bombing attempt (
• Iraq: Cabinet considers anti-smoking law (AP)
• Iraq denies blocking food to Iranian exile camp (Reute
• Iraq cabinet approves smoking curbs plan (AFP)
• NJ man pleads guilty in Iraq contracts scandal (AP)
• Iraq's Assyrian Christians find temporary home in Kurdistan
• Eleven die in Iraq violence as would-be female bomber jaile
• Iraqi's childhood memories solved pilot mystery: US senator
• Iraqi child witnessed missing Navy pilot's burial (AP)
• Iraq: $2,000 for Shiite-Sunni couples who marry (AP)
• Iraq jails teenage would-be suicide bomber (AFP)
• Campaigners urge protection for Iranian dissidents in Iraq
• Ten killed in Iraq violence (AFP)
• US transfers control of southern Iraq bases (AFP)
• Official: Baghdad blast walls to be removed (AP)
• Baghdad blast walls to come down (Reuters)
• Gunmen kidnap 11 pilgrims on way to Iraq festival (AFP
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,331 (AP)
• US: Al-Qaida operatives arrested in north Iraq (AP)
• PTSD raises heart disease risk in Iraq war vets (Reute
• A look at travel in Iraq's Kurdish region (AP)
• Arrest of US hikers mars Iraqi Kurd tourism boom (AP)
• Iraq war reparations to Kuwait could be reduced: UK (R
• Iraq quarantines hotel after Saudi man contracts swine flu
• Iran confirms detention of three Americans (AFP)
• Alleged killer and rapist of Iraqi journalist 'confesses'
• A McClatchy reporter reflects on what war brought to Iraq
• US military: American soldier dies in Iraq (AP)
• Iran confirms arrests of Americans who strayed across borde
• Qaeda-linked teen bike bombers arrested in Iraq (AFP)
• Iraq to impose controls on Internet (AP)
• Militant 'confesses' to rape, murder of Iraq reporter
• Top US general in Iraq disputes early pullout memo (AP
• Iran interrogates three detained Americans (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,330 (AP)
• White House urges caution for US hikers overseas (AFP)
• Clinton asks Iran to ensure return of 3 missing US (AF
• Iraq bomb attacks kill seven (AFP)
• Clinton urges Iran to help find, return 3 tourists (Re
• Further tests on body of Navy pilot from Gulf War (AP)
• Iraq PM mets Shiite radicals who kidnapped Britons (AF
• Five killed in string of Iraq bomb attacks (AFP)
• Iraq's Maliki promises Kurdish gas victims justice (Re
• Missing Navy pilot found buried in Iraq desert (AP)
• Remains found of U.S. pilot in first Gulf War (Reuters
• US identifies navy pilot shot down in Iraq in 1991: Pentago
• Iraqi PM, Kurd president meet over land, oil feud (Reu
• Iraq: Ex-Saddam aide gets 7 years in Kurdish case (AP)
• Iraq's Kurds and Arabs struggle to defuse tensions (AP
• U.S. apparel retailer suits military types in Iraqi town
• U.S. identifies remains of missing Gulf War pilot (McC
• 35 Iranian dissidents sent to Baghdad for questioning
• Mystery ends: Pilot's remains found in Iraq desert (AP
• GIs, out of Iraq cities, have time on their hands (AP)
• Iraq's Tareq Aziz gets 7 years jail in Kurds case (Reu
• Remains of first U.S. Gulf War casualty found (Reuters
• Maliki in Iraqi Kurdistan to tackle disputes (AFP)
• US aviator shot down in Iraq in 1991 identified (AFP)
• Latest in string of west Iraq bombings kills six (Reut
• Car bomb hits market in Iraq, killing at least 5 (AP)
• Seven killed in Iraq market bombing (AFP)
• Maliki on first visit to Iraqi Kurd region as PM (AFP)
• Lawmaker questions low Medal of Honor count (AP)
• US seeks Swiss help with missing Americans in Iran (AP
• US troops now a 'coalition of one' in Iraq (AP)
• Iraqi death toll down in July after US handover (AFP)
• Iran says three US nationals arrested near Iraq border
• US seeks confirmation three Americans arrested in Iran
• Too few Medals of Honor for Iraq, Afghan valor? (AP)
• Iran says three U.S. tourists arrested: report (Reuter
• Swiss help sought for missing Americans in Iran (AP)
• Iran confirms 3 Americans arrested near Iraq border (A
• Iran state TV confirms arrest of 3 Americans (AP)
• Iraqi death toll drops after US handover (AFP)
• Sunni mosque bombed south of Baghdad (AP)
• Iraqi death toll drops in July (AFP)
• Army officers behind Baghdad bank heist: ministry (AFP
• Iraqi death toll dropped in July (AFP)
• Iraqis fear al Qaeda violence after mosque bombs (Reut
• Foreigners, possibly Americans, missing in Iraq (Reute
• Kuwait alarmed by Iraqi failure to pay reparations (AP
• Democracy 'could end' Kurdish unrest in Turkey (AFP)
• Analysis: Memo raises questions about Iraq pullout (AP
• Iran detains three US tourists near Iraqi border: CNN
• Iran detains three Americans who strayed across border
• Iraqis fear latest bombings signal return of al Qaida in Ir
• Warship honors Marine who died protecting comrades (AP
• Iraq acknowledges deaths at Iran exile camp (Reuters)
• Iraq says 11 dead in Iran camp as Amnesty seeks probe
• US providing care at Iranian camp in Iraq (AFP)
• Britain begins Iraq war inquiry (AP)
• CORRECTED: Gates, in Iraq, seeks to ease Kurd-Arab tensions
• Iraq fires head of state-owned oil company (AFP)
• Eight killed in blast at Iraqi party office (AFP)
• Iraqi officer: Raid on Iranian exile camp kills 7 (AP)
• At Tehran's Bidding? Iraq Cracks Down on a Controversial Ca
• Ruling parties win majority in Kurdish elections (AP)
• Barzani wins re-election in Iraqi Kurdistan (AFP)
• Iraq police clash anew with Iran rebel camp residents
• Barzani re-elected as Iraqi Kurd president (AFP)
• US hints at faster Iraqi pullout (AFP)
• BBC: 2 of 3 UK hostages in Iraq likely dead (AP)
• Gates: Some US troops may be leaving Iraq early (AP)
• Gates, in Iraq, seeks to ease Kurd-Arab tensions (Reut
• Gates: Some Troops May Leave Iraq Early (Time.com)
• US 'may speed up' drawdown of troops in Iraq (AFP)
• Two more Iraq hostages 'likely' dead (AFP)
• US 'may speed up' drawdown of troops from Iraq (AFP)
• US may speed up drawdown of troops from Iraq: Gates (A
• Iraq denies Iran exile killings, exiles show images (R
• Gates Pledges Aid to Iraq on Oil Disputes, Boundaries
• Two Britons held in Iraq "very likely" dead: report (R
• US 'monitoring' Iraqi actions at Iranian camp (AFP)
• US general: Iran working to influence Iraq vote (AP)
• Turkey urges Iraq to stop Kurdish rebel attacks (AP)
• Defense Chief Gates in Iraq to Review U.S. Troop Role
• Robbers kill eight in Baghdad bank heist (AFP)
• Defense Secretary Gates arrives in Iraq (AP)
• Audit finds contractor oversight improving in Iraq (AP
• New Kurdish Party Could Bring Instability to Northern Iraq
• IG blames system failure in soldier's death (AP)
• U.N. backs "alternative" Iraq war reparation schemes (
• Incumbents ahead in Iraq Kurd vote, but challenged (Re
• UN urges alternatives to Iraqi war reparations to Kuwait
• Iraqi Kurd opposition claims fraud in weekend polls (A
• Reform party makes gains among Iraq Kurds (AP)
• Iraq parliament breaks without British troop deal (Reu
• Kurd opposition party eyes big gains in Iraq vote (AFP
• 2 people killed in Iraq bombings targeting police (AP)
• Weak oversight mars success of Iraq hotel project (AP)
• Soldiers in Colorado slayings tell of Iraq horrors (AP
• Gunmen kill Iraqi Christian outside factory (AFP)
• Results due Monday in Iraqi Kurd election (Reuters)
• First results due Monday in Iraqi Kurd election (Reute
• Iraqi Kurd opposition hails poll breakthrough (AFP)
• Police: Gunmen kill 5, wound 12 in Baghdad attack (AP)
• Four killed in failed Baghdad robbery (AFP)
• Al-Maliki: Iraqi officer 'out of line' (AP)
• Kuwait FM says Iraq still violating border (AFP)
• Why U.S.-allied refugees are still branded as 'terrorists'
• Maliki says arrest of US troop was mistake (AFP)
• Iraq to send students to colleges in US, abroad (AP)
• Iraqi Kurds look for change as they head to polls (AP)
• Iraqi Kurds go to polls as feud with Baghdad looms (Re
• Four killed in Fallujah car bomb (AFP)
• Iraqi Kurds vote amid tension with Baghdad (AFP)
• Turkey, Iraq and US officials to discuss PKK rebels (A
• Bomb in Iraq's Falluja kills five and wounds 21 (Reute
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,329 (AP)
• Iraq criticizes U.S. talks with armed groups (Reuters)
• Iraq's Kurds Prepare to Vote and Prove Their Democracy
• Biden, Maliki meet as US pushes Iraq reconciliation (A
• Kurdistan: Why it could spark new front in Iraq war (T
• Iraq investigates alleged talks US-insurgent talks (AP
• Film megastar Jolie visits Iraq refugees (AFP)
• Opposition candidates aim to upset Kurdish status quo
• Iraq's Maliki honors fallen US soldiers (AFP)
• US soldier dies in Iraq, military says (AP)
• Maliki hints at US troop presence beyond 2011 (AFP)
• Iraq's Maliki: We may still need help after 2011 (McCl
• Iraqi premier leaves door open to longer US stay (AP)
• Iraq's Kurds set for vote amid tensions with Baghdad (
• Angelina Jolie visits displaced Iraqis (AP)
• Poll details: Majority in US oppose both wars (AP)
• What al-Maliki (and Iraq) Still Need from Obama (Time.
• U.S. military says kills two Iraqi gunmen (Reuters)
• Obama presses Iraqi leader on reconciliation (AP)
• AP News in Brief at 5:58 p.m. EDT (AP)
• Obama calls for broader U.S. ties with Iraq (Reuters)
• Iraq urges UN to cancel sanctions (AP)
• Iraqi PM, Obama hail strategic cooperation in talks (A
• Obama to work to lift UN sanctions on Iraq (AP)
• Panel approves $128 billion for Iraq, Afghanistan (AP)
• Why Kurds vs. Arabs Could Be Iraq's Next Civil War (Ti
• Eight killed in Iraq violence (AFP)
• US pushes Iraq reconciliation as PM meets Obama (AFP)
• Iraq PM lobbies UN for easing of sanctions (AFP)
• Pace of reconciliation tops Obama-al-Maliki talks (AP)
• Iraq: Gunmen kill 5 Iranian pilgrims in bus (AP)
• U.S. Embassy in Baghdad overstaffed, watchdog reports
• Five Iranian pilgrims killed in Iraq bus attack (Reute
• Gunmen kill five Iranian pilgrims in Iraq ambush (AFP)
• Obama welcomes Iraqi leader, promotes health plan (AP)
• Maliki to meet Obama, seek support for investment (Reu
• Baghdad bombs kill 16, vehicle ban in Anbar region (Re
• Slovakia temporarily takes in Palestinian refugees: UNHCR
• Trial set for Army sergeant in 2 soldier slayings (AP)
• Sixteen killed in Iraq bomb attacks (AFP)
• UN suspends medical aid to Iraqi families in Jordan (A
• Baghdad bombs kill 11, vehicle ban in Anbar region (Re
• Iraq vets' caregivers seek training, compensation (AP)
• Emergency declared in Iraq's Ramadi after bombings (Re
• Iraq PM flies to US to meet Obama, seek investment (AP
• 2 killed in Baghdad bombing (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,328 (AP)
• Companies donate equipment to Iraq's baseball team (Mc
• Iraq PM heads to US facing strained ties (AFP)
• Iraq wants urgent water talks with Turkey, Syria (AFP)
• Maliki, boosted by U.S. pullback, to call on Obama (Mc
• 'No compromise' over Kirkuk, Iraq Kurd leader vows (AF
• Iraq car bombing kills three (AFP)
• US saddened by death of two contractors in Iraq (AFP)
• Kurds in troubled Iraqi province threaten to secede (R
• Iraqi teens get up-close look at US (AP)
• Anti-Qaeda leader among two killed in Iraq attacks (AF
• Key security test for Iraq as pilgrims commemorate saint
• 2 million pilgrims visit shrine as Iraqi security forces pa
• Iraqi army weathers first security test (Reuters)
• Major Iraq pilgrimage passes in relative peace (Reuter
• Iraq faces security test as Shiites honour saint (AFP)
• PKK rebels back re-election of Kurd chief Barzani (AFP
• Iraq: Suspect arrested in attack on US base (AP)
• U.S. State Dept helicopter crashes in Iraq, two dead (
• Two contractors killed in Iraq helicopter accident (AF
• Iraq to consider unjustly accused from Saddam era (Reu
• Iraq attacks kill five near Fallujah (AFP)
• Iraq government faces claims of prisoner abuse (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,327 (AP)
• AP News in Brief (AP)
• State Dept. security chopper crashes in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq forces face solo test during major pilgrimage (Re
• Once world's bread basket, Iraq now a farming basket case
• Two killed as Shiite pilgrims stream into Baghdad (AFP
• US military in Iraq says 3 soldiers killed (AP)
• Two pilgrims killed by Baghdad roadside bomb (AFP)
• Two children killed in Iraq bombing (AFP)
• Iraq struggles in fight against sandstorms (AFP)
• Three U.S. troops killed in Iraq's Basra: military (Re
• Shiite pilgrimage poses major challenge for Iraqi military
• Iraq-Kurd impasse seen to threaten unrest (AFP)
• Iraq trade union threatens to block foreign oil field work
• 18 hurt by Baghdad bomb targeting Shiite pilgrims (AP)
• Iraqi 'rap royalty' takes to the Baghdad stage (AFP)
• 11 killed in Iraq bombings (AFP)
• Bomb in Iraq's Sadr City kills 5, wounds 28 (Reuters)
• Iraq launches bid to recover Saddam-era documents (Reu
• Army: Soldiers in slayings faced intense combat (AP)
• Army: Soldiers in slayings faced heavy Iraq combat (AP
• Obama, Iraqi prime minister to meet next week (AP)
• Obama to host Iraqi PM at White House (AFP)
• Iraq gears up for $30 billion housing projects (Reuter
• Suicide bomber kills 6 in Iraq's Anbar province (AP)
• Suicide car bomb kills six in western Iraq (Reuters)
• Six killed in Iraq car bombing (AFP)
• Feds: NY woman misused UN funds meant for Iraq (AP)
• Iraqis to U.S. military: Stay on your bases (McClatchy
• US to deploy brigades to Iraq for advisory role: Pentagon
• Army units ordered to Iraq for changing mission (AP)
• In Baghdad, the poor have no choice but to beg (McClat
• U.S. has new brigades with advisory mission in Iraq (R
• Baghdad's antique shops tell city's sad story (AP)
• Before polls, Iraq Kurds fret about graft not land (Re
• Iraqi interpreters to sue Britain: BBC (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,324 (AP)
• Iraq thumps Palestine in landmark Baghdad tie (AFP)
• Iraq boosts security in Christian areas after attacks
• US soldiers in Iraq charged with filming women (AP)
• U.S. military boss urges Iraq to settle differences (R
• With one bat and no uniforms, Iraq's baseball team hits fie
• Top US commander holds talks in flashpoint Iraq city (
• Iraq beefs up security after attacks on Christians (AP
• Did Iraq bomb target U.S. ambassador? (McClatchy Newsp
• US military chief meets Iraqi officials in Kirkuk (AP)
• Britain investigates Iraqi man's death in custody (AP)
• Iraq boosts security in Christian areas (AFP)
• Insurgents' bomb misses U.S. Ambassador Hill in Iraq (
• Top US commander visits Iraq (AFP)
• U.S. ambassador to Iraq unhurt by convoy bomb (Reuters
• US ambassador escapes Iraq bomb attack (AFP)
• Iraqi Kurds delay vote on expansionist constitution (A
• Iraqi Kurds call in consultants to fight corruption (A
• Muslim Americans encouraged, hopeful after Obama (Reut
• US ambassador to Iraq uninjured in explosion (AP)
• Iraq lashed by sandstorms and battling drought (AP)
• Iraq military chief predicts years of attacks (AP)
• 5 Iranian officials released by US return to Iran (AP)
• Five Iranians freed by US in Iraq return home (AFP)
• Iraqi forces not seeking U.S. help in urban combat (Re
• U.S. soldier sentenced in accidental shooting (Reuters
• Seven killed in Iraq bombings (AFP)
• US soldier in Iraq sentenced in comrade's shooting (AP
• Car bomb in northern Iraq's Mosul kills 4 (Reuters)
• US army says Iraqi truck driver mistakenly killed (AFP
• Iraq car bomb kills four (AFP)
• Iraq PM wants stronger central govt powers (AFP)
• Sadr supporters stymie vote on British pact (Reuters)
• Dispute over flag protest erupts in Wisc. village (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,323 (AP)
• Ex-civilian contractor charged with sexual assault (AP
• Ex KBR Iraq worker held on sexual assault charge (Reut
• British PM's Afghanistan warning as death toll surpasses Ir
• Iraq wins first home match since 2003 invasion (AFP)
• Iraq denies U.S. policy shift brought Iranians' release
• Mother of soldier killed in Iraq gets legal review (AP
• Report: VA putting patients at risk of overdose (AP)
• U.S. military didn't want to release Iranians held in Iraq
• Babylon suffers major damage in US occupation: UNESCO
• Bombs kill 50 in Iraq as violence flares (Reuters)
• Bomb attacks kill 52 in Iraq (AFP)
• UNESCO: Invasion seriously harmed historic Babylon (AP
• Mass bombings throughout Iraq leave dozens dead (McCla
• In Iraq, twin bombings follow insurgent's renewed call to f
• Worst violence since US pullback hits Iraq (AP)
• Release of diplomats not a gesture towards Iran (AFP)
• U.S. hands over Iranian officials detained in Iraq (Re
• UNESCO: US damaged historic Iraqi site of Babylon (AP)
• Bomb attacks kill over 40 in Iraq (Reuters)
• US frees five Iranian diplomats in Iraq (AFP)
• Bomb attacks kill 42 in Iraq (AFP)
• US releases 5 Iranian officials in Iraq (AP)
• US military 'frees five Iranian diplomats in Iraq' (AF
• 20 dead in twin suicide bombing in Iraq: police (AFP)
• A week after U.S. departure, multiple bombings hit Mosul
• Iraqi speaker proposes that Kuwait invest war reparations
• Nine killed, 22 wounded in car bombs near Mosul: officials
• Iraq group calls for further attacks on U.S. troops (R
• Iranian-Kurd refugees moved to Iraq-Syria border (AFP)
• Soldier could face death penalty over Iraq slaying (AP
• Biden, Iraqi leaders discuss reconciliation (AFP)
• Iraq bans school groups from Saddam's grave (Reuters)
• Insecurity tempers lure of Iraq's oil fields (The Chri
• Why Iraq sees success in oil auction (The Christian Sc
• Iraq's rebuff of US has element of posturing (AP)
• Chinese oil firms may bid for Iraqi oil fields (AFP)
• Iraq insurgents proud to be on U.S. terror list (Reute
• Iraq panel rejects Kirkuk vote on same day as Kurd polls
• UK to examine 2004 Iraqi civilian torture claims (AP)
• Army `closers' train for new mission: leaving Iraq (AP
• Iraq bans organized visits to Saddam's grave (AP)
• Iraq bans organised visits to Saddam grave (AFP)
• Car bomb in Iraq wounds 10, policeman shot (Reuters)
• 6 killed in Iraq attacks (AP)
• Iraqi PM Maliki to visit US from July 21 (AFP)
• Palestinian football team to play in Iraq (AFP)
• Sandstorms plague Iraq and are getting worse (McClatch
• Iraqi policeman killed in Mosul grenade attacks (AFP)
• Iraqi PM Maliki to visit US on July 21 (AFP)
• Iraqi PM calls for long-delayed Kirkuk vote (AFP)
• Iraqis skeptical about significance of US pullback (AP
• Powell says Iraq surge should have come earlier (AP)
• Iraq not on 'bottom shelf': Biden (AFP)
• Obama says Iraq will see difficult days ahead (AP)
• Obama says U.S. a strong partner of Iraq despite pullout
• Biden spends July 4 with son, other troops in Iraq (AP
• Kurd fighter, Turkman police, two Sunnis killed in Kirkuk
• Iraq to build 'Sport City' for 2012 Gulf Cup (AFP)
• Iraq declines offer of U.S. help with reconciliation (
• Four killed in spate of gun attacks in Kirkuk (AFP)
• VP Biden celebrates July 4 with US troops in Iraq (AP)
• US role in Iraq switching to diplomacy: Biden (AFP)
• Iraqi army arrest suspect in Kirkuk vehicle bombs (Reu
• Biden's visit to Iraq raises questions about Iraq's future
• Saddam stayed in Baghdad until city fell: FBI (AFP)
• FBI notes: Saddam Hussein sought familiar refuge (AP)
• Mich. soldier in Iraq sworn in as lawyer by video (AP)
• U.S. declares Iraq-based group foreign terrorist organizati
• US infantry learns to adapt after Iraq pullback (AFP)
• Vice President Biden visits Baghdad (Reuters)
• Iraqi top Shiite clerics are silent on Iran (AP)
• US puts sanctions on Iraq Shiite group, Iran adviser (
• French PM seeks to raise business profile in Iraq (AFP
• Biden on surprise trip to Iraq (AFP)
• White House: VP Biden has traveled to Iraq (AP)
• Obama confident US can abide by pullout agreement (AP)
• Why Big Oil Declined Iraq's Riches (Time.com)
• Iraqi soldier killed by bomb in Baghdad (Reuters)
• Iraqi soldier killed in first attack since US pullback
• FBI says Saddam's weapons bluff aimed at Iran (Reuters
• Iraq death toll in June 'highest in 11 months' (AFP)
• Iraq far behind in mine clearance (AP)
• Iraqi Cabinet approves BP's offer on Rumaila (AP)
• Iraqi politicians of all stripes laud U.S. pullout (Re
• Iraqis take over security, 'difficult days' ahead (AFP
• Iraq stands firm, rejects foreign oil deals (AFP)
• Iraq Shiite cleric hopeful about US pullback (AP)
• US pullback in Iraq 'important milestone': Obama (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,322 (AP)
• US troops leave Iraqi cities as car bomb kills 27 (AFP
• Biden to take new role overseeing Iraq policy (AFP)
• White House: US pullback important step forward (AP)
• Iraq takes over its own security as violence continues
• Bomb kills 32 in Iraq as U.S. troops leave (Reuters)
• Iran support for Iraqi militants falling: US general (
• US captain's farewell patrol in one-time Iraqi battleground
• Foreign firms snub Iraq oil industry (AFP)
• Iraqis take control as US troops leave cities (AFP)
• US general in Iraq will not say how many troops remain
• Top US commander: Iran still supports Iraq attacks (AP
• Britain's BP, Chinese oil firm win Iraq deals (AFP)
• Three-fourths in US support troop pullback in Iraq: poll
• Dutch Supreme Court upholds mustard gas conviction (AP
• Chinese and US firms refuse Iraqi oil term (AFP)
• British hostages in Iraq 'died from gunshot wounds' (A
• BP, Chinese oil firm win Iraq deals (AFP)
• Iraqis rejoice as U.S. troops leave Baghdad (Reuters)
• Car bomb kills 10 near Mosul in northern Iraq (Reuters
• Iraqi MPs slam planned Kurdish constitution (AFP)
• US confident hours before leaving Iraqi cities (AP)
• Baghdad on high alert as US forces pull out (AFP)
• Baghdad to party as US forces pull out (AFP)
• US soldiers swap fighting for job creation schemes (AF
• Banking on security in Baghdad (Reuters)
• US withdraws from Iraqi cities despite violence (AP)
• As U.S. troops move on, Iraqis fear the coming turmoil
• American troops in Iraq fade from major cities (McClat
• Iraqi forces 'ready' to take over: US general (AFP)
• Iraq lessons learned, U.S. Marines turn to Afghanistan
• General says Iraq violence is counterproductive (AP)
• Heavy sandstorm blankets Iraq, delays oil bidding (AP)
• Iraq steps up security ahead of US city withdrawal (AP
• US commander: Iraqi troops ready for city security (AP
• Iraqi 'city from hell' happy for US troops to go (AFP)
• Iraq oil bidding process delayed by one day (AFP)
• Life after U.S. pullout brings worries for Iraqis (Reu
• Did toxic chemical in Iraq cause GIs' illnesses? (AP)
• Iraq ready to handle security without U.S. (Reuters)
• Key ally of Iraq's anti-US cleric Sadr freed (AFP)
• Obama: Solving factional split big issue in Iraq (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,318 (AP)
• Motorcycle bomb kills 13, wounds 45 in Baghdad (McClat
• 13 killed in Baghdad market bombing (AFP)
• Three more swine flu cases in Iraq (AFP)
• Bomb kills 13 in latest Baghdad bombing (Reuters)
• Elite Iraqi troops in forefront after US pullback (AP)
• Obama: not enough political progress in Iraq (Reuters)
• 'Great place to live': US troops exit Sadr City (AFP)
• A Chinese Lesson in Iraqi Oil Exploration (Time.com)
• Fans at US base in Iraq shocked over Jackson death (AF
• US troop pullback to test new US-Iraq relationship (AF
• US forces withdrawing from Iraqi cities will move instead t
• Top US lawmaker: Iraq pullout 'on track' (AFP)
• Iraqi, US commanders strike Mosul deal (AFP)
• Risks battle rewards as Iraq opens up its oilfields (R
• Tension deepens over intent to close Iraq's Camp Ashraf
• US discounts Iraq withdrawal risk despite attacks (AP)
• US leaves cultural imprint on Iraq (AFP)
• US intel: Al-Qaida activity plunges in Iraq (AP)
• Obama signs $106 billion bill for Iraq, Afghan wars (R
• Iraqi's sweet sorrow: Bomb sniffers detect his perfume
• US Army in back seat as Iraqi forces take over (AFP)
• Blind Iraqi girl gets new set of eyes in London (AP)
• Corruption tops many Iraqis' concerns, not security (R
• US urges Gulf states to support Iraq, counter Iran (AF
• Iraq to mark US pullback from cities with holiday (AP)
• Iraq to mark US pullout with holiday, ceremonies (AFP)
• Iraq: forgotten and in trouble? (The Christian Science
• Iraq oil minister insists strategy is on track (AFP)
• Iraqi Kurds seek change in parliamentary campaign (AP)
• Shiite lawmakers complain about Iraq army action (AP)
• US, Iraq renovating looted Baghdad amusement park (AP)
• At least 24 Iraqis killed, 78 wounded in countrywide attack
• Bombings kill at least 27 in Iraq (Reuters)
• 31 killed in Iraq attacks as US pullback looms (AFP)
• Unrest could hinder Tehran's regional goals (AP)
• Iraq pullout: Some US soldiers likely to stay behind in Mos
• 27 killed in Iraq attacks as US pullback looms (AFP)
• Bombings kill at least 22 in Iraq (Reuters)
• Brown urges Iraq hostage takers to release Britons (Re
• Bombs kill 18 people in Baghdad area (AP)
• Seven killed in car bombing near Baghdad (AFP)
• Chaplain dies 5 years after being wounded in Iraq (AP)
• Britain names dead hostages in Iraq (AFP)
• Iraq to assess payout claims from victims of US ops (A
• Foreign Office names dead Iraq hostages (AFP)
• Death toll from Iraq's Kirkuk blast rises to 73 (Reute
• Britain names two UK hostages killed in Iraq (Reuters)
• Iraqis hunt for relatives in rubble of truck bomb (AFP
• Bodies of 2 British hostages identified (AP)
• Iraq insurgents kill nine police (AFP)
• Iraqi police say bombing has al-Qaida signature (AP)
• Iraq bodies are British hostages: government sources (
• Insurgents kill six police in Baghdad violence (AFP)
• Iraq the 'moral' victors at Confed Cup: coach (AFP)
• Iraqis happy at U.S. pull out, but fear more attacks (
• British hostages' families 'clinging to hope' (AFP)
• Two British hostages feared dead in Iraq (Reuters)
• Iraq crash out as New Zealand make their point (AFP)
• Bodies feared to be those of Iraq hostages recovered (
• Suicide truck bomber kills 67 in northern Iraq (Reuter
• Iraq receives Italian-built fast patrol boat (AFP)
• Two bodies passed to UK officials in Iraq: Miliband (A
• Iraq truck bomb kills 46 near Kirkuk (AFP)
• Two bodies passed to British officials in Iraq (AFP)
• Truck bomb kills at least 30 in northern Iraq (AP)
• Official: 2 hostages' bodies handed over in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq truck bomb kills 46: police, mortuary (AFP)
• Major bombings in Iraq since Jan. 1 (AP)
• Iraqi Immigrants: Refugees in a Land of No Opportunity
• Suicide truck bomb kills 34 in northern Iraq (Reuters)
• Suicide truck bomb kills 25 in northern Iraq (Reuters)
• Iraq truck bomb leaves casualties (AFP)
• US hands over Sadr City base to Iraq (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,316 (AP)
• Iraq, Afghanistan wars coordinated from afar (AFP)
• Iraqis back Iranian protesters' call for change (AFP)
• Firms chasing Iraq oil contracts on 'level field': minister
• Iraqi anti-terror agency does not legally exist: chief
• Iraq confident about security after U.S. troops leave towns
• Iraq taking over security in cities from US (AP)
• US to withdraw from Mosul by June 30: ambassador (AFP)
• Senate approves spending for Iraq and Afghan wars (McC
• Iraq presses for cut in war reparations to Kuwait (AFP
• Turkey to double Euphrates water flow: Iraqi VP (AFP)
• Many Iraqi refugees in US now in dire straits (The Chr
• UK may allow public hearings in Iraq war inquiry (AP)
• Iraq: US soldier charged in death waives hearing (AP)
• Iraq forms committee after prisoner abuse reports (Reu
• US pullout from Mosul mired in confusion: commanders (
• South Iraq oilfield to begin production (AFP)
• Iraqi committee to investigate prison abuse (AP)
• Killing of US soldier casts light on Mosul police (AP)
• Former Iraq ambassador settles in Spokane Valley (AP)
• Lukoil chief meets Iraqi PM ahead of oil announcement
• Iraq police arrest Al-Qaeda leader over Sunni MP's killing
• Spain beat Iraq 1-0 in Confed Cup (AFP)
• Iraq: suspect arrested in Sunni lawmaker's death (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,315 (AP)
• U.S. House clears $106 billion war funding, Senate next
• House passes $106 billion war funding bill (AP)
• Finally, a British Inquiry into the Iraq War (Time.com
• US: American soldier killed in Iraq (AP)
• Army couple's rarest asset in Iraq: time together (AP)
• US help not needed in future combat: Iraq PM (AFP)
• Iraqi refugees face poverty, eviction in U.S.: study (
• NH soldier killed disarming bomb in Iraq (AP)
• Iraqis take control of Baghdad's Green Zone (Reuters)
• US soldier killed, six people wounded in Iraq violence
• Bus accident in Iraq kills 16 (AFP)
• Iraqi boy rescued from abductors after 70 days (AFP)
• Iraqi fishermen suffer in Iran, Kuwait border feud (Re
• What Iraqis Think About Iran's Election Turmoil (Time.
• Iraq attacks kill five (AFP)
• US commander: US to stick to Iraq withdrawal date (AP)
• British PM announces Iraq war inquiry (AFP)
• British PM announces probe into Iraq war (AFP)
• Most US troops out of Iraqi cities: US commander (AFP)
• U.S. commander sees fewer foreign fighters in Iraq (Re
• US: Significant fall in foreign fighters in Iraq (AFP)
• Britain to examine Iraq war errors in inquiry (AP)
• Two dead in Baghdad bombings (AFP)
• Spain score five at Confed Cup while South Africa, Iraq flo
• Iraq stifle South Africa in Confed Cup opener (AFP)
• US, Syria discuss cooperation on Iraq: report (AFP)
• Britain to unveil Iraq inquiry this week: reports (AFP
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,312 (AP)
• US Embassy: 2 more US contractors released in Iraq (AP
• Iraqi leaders rally after murder of Sunni lawmaker (AP
• Iraqis blame al-Qaida for death of Sunni lawmaker (AP)
• Iraq hopes to repeat Asian success at S.Africa clash (
• Iraq opens military ops centre ahead of US pullout (AF
• Iraqi PM leads mourning for slain MP (AFP)
• US mil: American soldier killed by bomb in Iraq (AP)
• In Mosul, Iraqi army not ready to take over from U.S. force
• Troops in NJ are welcomed home from Iraq (AP)
• Iranians vote in Iraq; Iraqis hope for moderate leader
• Leading Iraqi lawmaker killed, officials fear spread of vio
• US Marines will exit Iraq by spring of next year (The
• Thousands of Iranians cast ballots in Iraq (AFP)
• Top Sunni lawmaker killed outside Baghdad mosque (AP)
• Iraq Sunni leader killed at mosque, fears of fallout (
• Sunni MP killed in Baghdad mosque attack (AFP)
• Sunni MP among five slain in Baghdad mosque attack (AF
• Marines will come out of Iraq by spring 2010 (AP)
• Two Guantanamo detainees sent to Iraq, Chad (AFP)
• Gitmo detainees sent to Iraq, Chad (AP)
• US Marines out of Iraq by spring 2010: general (AFP)
• Iraqi MPs demand probe after prison torture claims (AF
• Iraq frees three U.S. contractors (Reuters)
• US officer in Baghdad finds loss of leverage (AP)
• Iraq releases three US contractors held in murder case
• Iraq warns attacks will intensify before election (Reu
• Maliki warns of worse to come after Iraq bombing (AFP)
• Tribal football match sparks violence in Iraq (AFP)
• Iraq says frees 3 of 5 arrested U.S. contractors (Reut
• Five US contractors cleared over Iraq murder (AFP)
• Iraqi official: 3 of 5 US contractors freed (AP)
• Iraq arrests two over market bombing (AFP)
• Watchdogs urge Iraq to end media harassment (Reuters)
• Iraqi killed, US soldier wounded in Baghdad blast (AFP
• US probe warns of waste in Iraq, Afghanistan war deals
• Iraq gives $2.5 million for Fulbrights (AP)
• Number of Fulbright scholarships from Iraq doubled (AF
• Iraq: 5 US contractors to be released in Baghdad (AP)
• Iraq to announce foreign oil contract winners June (AF
• Car bomb kills 25 in southern Iraqi town (McClatchy Ne
• Turkey, Iraq sign military cooperation deal (AFP)
• Iraq market bombing kills 19: hospital (AFP)
• Horse racing in Iraq romps past the hard times (AFP)
• Roadside Bombs: An Iraqi Tactic on the Upsurge in Afghanist
• Mich. man who spied for Iraq gets nearly 4 years (AP)
• US army holding 11,000 prisoners in Iraq (AFP)
• Iraqi militant linked to British kidnappings freed (AF
• Former Iraqi officials flee to Germany (AFP)
• Five murder suspects quizzed by Iraqi judge (AFP)
• Human trafficking organization busted in Europe (AP)
• Iraqi cops train to hunt militants with DNA and dogs (
• UN chief urges Iraqis not to revert to revenge (AP)
• Iraqi military displays Saddam-era mortar cache (AFP)
• Stephen Colbert shaves head for US troops in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq: Bombing of minibus in Shiite area kills 9 (AP)
• Court: Iraq can't be held responsible for Saddam (AP)
• Iraq says 4 US contractors detained, not 5 (AP)
• 7 killed in Baghdad bus bombing: security sources (AFP
• Baghdad blast kills seven, wounds 24: police (Reuters)
• APNewsBreak: Major problems found in Iraq spending (AP
• Five Americans arrested over Baghdad killing (AFP)
• Iraqis detain 5 US contractors in Baghdad (AP)
• Iraqi forces arrest five U.S. security contractors (Re
• US comedian goes commando in Iraq (AFP)
• US: Insurgents using teens to stage Iraq attacks (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,311 (AP)
• US military reports 2 US troop deaths in Iraq (AP)
• Report: Dad's complaints about GI's care unfounded (AP
• Iraq, Afghanistan to resume ties soon: diplomats (AFP)
• NJ reservist sentenced in Iraq contract scheme (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,309 (AP)
• Kurd chief Barzani urges Iraq-Kuwait reparations talks
• US soldier dies after Iraq grenade attack (AFP)
• US: American soldier killed in northern Iraq (AP)
• Nine killed in Baghdad cafe bombing (AFP)
• Iraq's Kurds, Arabs face choice: settle or fight (Reut
• US wants Sadr City base open after deadline (AP)
• Legal experts: Toss soldier's murder conviction (AP)
• Iraqi PM seeks to defuse tensions with Kuwait (AFP)
• Bomb in Baghdad cafe kills 9, wounds 31 (Reuters)
• Iraq-Kuwait spat over war payments threatens ties (Reu
• Iraq and Britain agree draft naval deal (AFP)
• INSIDE WASHINGTON: British companies in fraud case (AP
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,308 (AP)
• Deadly remnants of Iraq's wars fuel maimings, deaths, corru
• Iraq would need 'an army' to remove all land mines (Mc
• Soldiers leave Iraqi cities for sweltering tents (AP)
• Iraq bars Kurd party from polls for alleged rebel links
• Iraqi gets life for killing aid worker Hassan (AFP)
• Kuwaiti MPs urge recall of ambassador from Iraq (AFP)
• U.S. combat troops to leave all Iraqi cities (Reuters)
• Iraqi gets life sentence for Briton's kidnap-death (AP
• Baghdad roadside bomb kills US soldier (AFP)
• US: roadside bomb kills American soldier in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq's ex-trade minister quizzed on corruption claims
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,307 (AP)
• U.S. general faces Iraq abuse questions, groups say (R
• Cheney Says There Was No Iraq Link to 9/11 Attacks (Bl
• Iraqi lawmakers demand halt to Kuwait reparations (AFP
• Iraqi warnings prompted Obama's reversal on detainee photos
• Kurdish oil begins flowing to international market (AP
• Red Cross repatriates 260 Iran rebels from Iraq (AFP)
• Iraqi Kurdistan begins oil exports (AFP)
• Police: Bomb kills 4 at Baghdad vegetable market (AP)
• Four killed in Baghdad market blast (AFP)
• Iraqi sports journalist killed in northern Iraq (AP)
• Bomb in Baghdad market kills 4 and wounds 13 (Reuters)
• Audio tape denies capture of Iraq insurgent leader (AP
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,306 (AP)
• Iraq delays Kirkuk election report by a week: MP (AFP)
• Iraqi journalist killed by bomb: police (AFP)
• Iraq: 2 US soldiers die of non-combat injuries (AP)
• Fatal shooting shows stress risk facing U.S. troops (R
• Iraq: US soldier dies of non-combat related injury (AP
• Iraq's Kurdish region to export oil for first time (AF
• Ex-Iraqi trade minister arrested in graft case (AP)
• Ex-Iraq trade minister arrested in mid-flight drama (A
• Retired U.S. general denies seen photos in Iraq flap (
• Ex-trade minister arrested at Baghdad airport (AP)
• Former Iraq trade minister arrested (AFP)
• Iraq ex-trade minister arrested (Reuters)
• Saudis rebuff Iraq over insurgency (AFP)
• Iraqi soldier killed in bomb attack (AFP)
• Saudi Arabia rejects Iraq claims of "negativity" (Reut
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,304 (AP)
• Unease as Iraqis prepare to take over in cities (AP)
• Bomb kills 4 north of Baghdad, say Iraqi police (AP)
• US soldier killed in northern Iraq (AFP)
• Ask AP: Shut stores' electricity, Muqtada al-Sadr (AP)
• US soldier killed in northern Iraq, military says (AP)
• Iraq's Sadr wants 'depraved' homosexuality eradicated
• Bush misses seeing G.I.'s, White House food (AP)
• Victims recall U.S. abuse; other Iraqis shrug (Reuters
• Relatives of slain Iraqis confront killer in court (AP
• U.S. slams British press over report of abuse photos (
• US rejects newspaper report on Iraq prison photos (AFP
• Statement of ex-soldier Steven Dale Green (AP)
• Iraqi teen tackles maths puzzle, but not the first: univers
• Ex-soldier apologizes to relatives of slain Iraqis (AP
• Iraq prison photos show rape by US troops: report (AFP
• Turkish jets strike rebels in northern Iraq (AP)
• Kuwait presses UN on Iraq sanctions (AFP)
• No more gestures to Saudis: Iraq's Maliki (AFP)
• Iraq-born teen cracks maths puzzle (AFP)
• Britain appeals for release of hostages in Iraq (AFP)
• Turkish warplanes strike Kurdish rebels in Iraq (AFP)
• Families: Release the 5 British hostages in Iraq (AP)
• Photos show rape and sex abuse in Iraq jails: report (
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,302 (AP)
• U.S. undertakes Iraq-scale embassy project in Pakistan
• Iraq leader vows to end corruption amid scandal (Reute
• Iraq car bomb blast kills five, including US soldier (
• Defense contractor pleads guilty in bribery case (AP)
• Iraq PM vows to root out graft after trade minister quits
• Roadside bomb kills US soldier in Baghdad (AP)
• Iraq car bomb blast kills five (AFP)
• Roadside bomb kills US soldier in Baghdad (AFP)
• Iraq seeks neighbours help on power and water (AFP)
• Army chief: Troops could be in Iraq after 2012 (AP)
• Belgian Foreign Minister on surprise visit to Iraq (AF
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,301 (AP)
• Bomb attack on U.S. convoy in Iraq kills 3 (Reuters)
• US says roadside bomb in Iraq kills 3 Americans (AP)
• Bomb targeting U.S. convoy in Iraq kills 3 (Reuters)
• US soldier among three dead in attack in Iraq (AFP)
• Iraq oil minister under fire over output (AFP)
• Iraq seeks seven-billion-dollar loan from IMF (AFP)
• Troops in Iraq, Afghanistan honor their fallen (AP)
• Iraq aims to allow foreign investors to own land (Reut
• Iraqi trade minister resigns in corruption scandal (Mc
• Iraq trade minister resigns amid corruption claims (AF
• Iraqi trade chief resigns amid corruption scandal (AP)
• Gender issues worsen Iraq's medical woes (AP)
• US withdrawal from Iraq 'on track' despite violence: Mullen
• US military: Suicide car bomber kills 1, wounds 38 (AP
• Turkey boosts Euphrates flow after Iraq complaints (AF
• Afghanistan's rebuilding looms as sequel to Iraq's (AP
• Former Iraqi insurgent contemplates returning to war (
• Killings shattered dreams of rural Iraqi family (AP)
• Funeral for NJ soldier slain at Iraq stress clinic (AP
• Iraq's disgraced trade minister expected to step down
• Slayings dashed dreams of rural Iraqi family (AP)
• 2 Americans die separately in Baghdad Green Zone (AP)
• Two Pentagon workers die in Baghdad's Green Zone (AFP)
• Iraq PM slams law pardoning mainly Sunni prisoners (Re
• Baghdad has new security layer: street gates (AP)
• How the Economy Could Crush Iraq's Hopes (Time.com)
• Rocket blast kills U.S. civilian in Baghdad Green Zone
• Iraq "best" in Mideast for press freedom: Maliki (AFP)
• US civilian found dead in Baghdad's Green Zone (AFP)
• Iraq slaying verdict highlights combat stress (AP)
• Prospects are dismal for returning Iraqi refugees (McC
• Iraqi Army: almost one-quarter lacks minimum qualifications
• Iraqi anger over US soldier being spared death (AFP)
• Muslims protest alleged defacement of Quran (AP)
• Iraqi relatives decry life for U.S. rape soldier (Reut
• Ex-soldier gets life in prison for Iraqi slayings (AP)
• Iraqis say ex-US soldier should be put to death (AP)
• Senate Approves $91 Billion Funding Bill for Iraq, Afghan W
• Jury spares ex-soldier's life for Iraq rape, murders (
• Senate backs $91.3 billion Iraq, Afghan war bill (Reut
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,299 (AP)
• Ex-U.S. soldier gets life sentence for Iraq murders (R
• Mourners pay tribute to Md. soldier killed in Iraq (AP
• Ex-US soldier spared death for Iraq rape, murders: jury
• Reid named AP news director in Kabul (AP)
• Wave of bombings in Iraq kills at least 63 (McClatchy
• Wave of Iraq bombings kill 66 (AFP)
• Iraq bombs kill 22, including 3 U.S. soldiers (Reuters
• US soldiers charged over Spanish journalist's death (A
• Three US soldiers killed in Baghdad attack (AFP)
• 3 US soldiers killed by bomb in Baghdad (AP)
• Spain: new homicide charges against US soldiers (AP)
• Baghdad, Kirkuk suicide bombers kill 19: police (Reute
• Suicide attack kills 12 at Baghdad market (AFP)
• Toll in Baghdad car blast rises to 40 dead (AFP)
• Iraq suicide attack kills seven militiamen (AFP)
• KBR's chief defends electrical work in Iraq (AP)
• Jurors debate death penalty in Iraq rape, slayings (AP
• Iraqi militiamen frustrated that promised jobs haven't mate
• U.S. Army paid bonuses to KBR despite deaths (Reuters)
• Car bomb in Baghdad kills at least 34 people (McClatch
• Kurd official denies US trains rebels (AFP)
• At least 34 dead in huge Baghdad blast (AFP)
• Senator: KBR received $83 million in bonuses (AP)
• Study: Nearly 25 percent of Iraqis live in poverty (AP
• Turkey blamed for looming crop 'disaster' in Iraq (AFP
• U.S. Army paid bonuses to KBR despite questions (Reute
• Corruption probe appalls _ and encourages _ Iraqis (Mc
• Three dead in Iraq unrest (AFP)
• Government seeks to reassure Sunni fighters (AP)
• Judge drops suit over Iraq war's constitutionality (AP
• US denies Iran accusation on Iraqi Kurds (AFP)
• Pentagon says Iranian weapons still coming to Iraq (AP
• Iraqis don't jog or spin, but fitness clubs are in (AP
• Iraq to prosecute Sunni militiamen only for murder (AF
• To meet June deadline, US and Iraqis redraw city borders
• Suspect in Iraq clinic shooting now in Kuwait (AP)
• Army captain pleads guilty in Iraq theft ring (AP)
• McChrystal Represents a New Direction at the Pentagon and i
• Iraq slides election until January (AP)
• Trepidation as US exits Iraq's cities (The Christian S
• Iraq airs tape of purported insurgent leader (Reuters)
• Date for Iraq's general election set for Jan. 30 (AP)
• Iraq police release video 'of Qaeda leader' (AFP)
• Iraqi general election set for January 30 (AFP)
• Iraq sets provisional January 30 election date (Reuter
• Iraqi Special Forces on the hunt for al Qaeda (Reuters
• Two policemen killed in Iraq attacks (AFP)
• Bomb kills policeman near governor's home in Mosul (AP
• Iraq's once-envied health care system lost to war, corrupti
• Army fights stigma of mental care in Iraq (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,297 (AP)
• Six killed in Iraq violence (AFP)
• 3 linked to Syria-based Qaeda leader caught in Iraq (A
• US-Iraqi operation targets al-Qaida cell in north (AP)
• US soldier killed in combat in southern Iraq (AP)
• Army fights stigma of mental care (AP)
• More mass graves found in southern Iraq (AFP)
• Iraq Stability May Stall as U.S. Removes Troops, Haass Says
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,296 (AP)
• Iraqis shrug off concerns over photos of U.S. abuse (M
• What led assailant to shoot his comrades? (AP)
• Iraq Stability May Stall as U.S. Withdraws Troops, Haass Sa
• New mass grave found in central Iraq (AFP)
• US military: US soldier killed north of Baghdad (AP)
• EU announces 20m euros aid for vulnerable Iraqis (AFP)
• 60-year-old is oldest Army soldier killed in Iraq (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,295 (AP)
• House backs $96.7 billion bill for Iraq, Afghan wars (
• U.S. targets al Qaeda in Iraq operative (Reuters)
• Correction: Iraq Shooting-Victims story (AP)
• Treasury targets al-Qaida in Iraq operative (AP)
• Iraq base shooting victims united by circumstance (AP)
• Sadrist spokesman escapes assassination in Baghdad (AF
• In Iraq, an exodus of Christians (AP)
• Bodies of five killed in Iraq return to US (AFP)
• Iraqi archaeologists dig Chicago museum (AFP)
• Jurors told about ex-GI's childhood at trial (AP)
• New threat for Iraqi military: Drop in oil prices (AP)
• Winding paths led victims to Iraq stress clinic (AP)
• Correction: Iraq-US Deaths story (AP)
• Denmark, Iraq reach deal to repatriate Iraqi refugees
• Iraq PM blames US prisoner releases for violence (AFP)
• US military releases names of victims of Iraq murder (
• 2 of Baghdad shooting victims counseled soldiers (AP)
• 'This Is Mental Health, Military-Style' (OneWorld.net)
• US returns Ur to Iraq (AFP)
• US journalist in Iran had secret report on Iraq war (A
• Iraq says insurgent leader still in custody (AP)
• Anti Al-Qaeda leader and son killed in Iraq (AFP)
• Father: Army 'broke' soldier accused of killing 5 (AP)
• Iraq's Refugees: Again, Spooked Away from Home (Time.c
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,294 (AP)
• Witness: Ex-soldier had PTSD, was unfit for combat (AP
• U.S. soldier charged with murder for Iraq shooting (Re
• Pentagon says Navy officer killed in Iraq shooting (AP
• Source: Soldier in shooting is on third Iraq tour (AP)
• Al-Qaeda Iraq leader denies capture: SITE (AFP)
• US soldier charged with murder of five comrades in Iraq
• Qaeda-linked group in Iraq denies head captured (Reute
• Six Iraqis killed in Kirkuk truck suicide attack (AFP)
• Suspect in Iraq shootings is on 3rd tour there (McClat
• Iraq parliament demands more water from neighbors (Reu
• US soldier charged with murder of five comrades (AFP)
• U.S. soldier blamed in Iraq shooting that killed 5 American
• US soldier guns down 5 fellow soldiers in Iraq (AP)
• U.S. soldier kills 5 fellow troops at Baghdad base (Re
• US soldier in custody after shooting at Iraq base (AFP
• US soldier held after five colleagues shot dead in Iraq
• Official: soldier shooting was at 'stress clinic' (AP)
• The Next Detainee Photo Scandal: Get Ready for Abu Ghraib,
• Five US soldiers shot dead at Iraq base (AFP)
• Senior Iraq police chief shot dead (AFP)
• Iran urges Iraqi action on Kurdish rebels (Reuters)
• We don't need US troops in cities: Iraq PM tells Pelosi
• King of Egyptian kitsch sings of swine flu (AP)
• Pelosi wants US to strengthen intelligence in Iraq (AP
• Anti-Qaeda leader killed in Iraq (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,287 (AP)
• US army says child Iraqi grenade-thrower killed (AFP)
• U.S. forces shoot Iraqi boy dead after grenade attack
• First Asian tour group in post-Saddam Iraq (AFP)
• Iraq police general shot dead in Basra (AFP)
• Iraqi leader calls for anti-corruption campaign (AP)
• Iraq's Kurds to begin oil exports in June (AFP)
• Pope urges world to protect Iraq Christians (AFP)
• Iran ex-PM Mousavi bids for presidency (AFP)
• Whatever Happened to Muqtada al-Sadr? (Time.com)
• Troops may leave Mosul by June 30: U.S. general (Reute
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,285 (AP)
• US on track to exit Iraqi cities by end June: commander
• Top US general: Mosul exit date still unclear (AP)
• Stability lets Basra, a city of poets, return to its roots
• Ex-soldier could get death in Iraq rape, slayings (AP)
• Iraqis demand death for rape-murder US soldier (AFP)
• Ex-contractor given probation in slaying of Afghan (AP
• New threat to Iraq's antiquities - tourism (AFP)
• Ex-U.S. soldier found guilty in Iraqi rape, deaths (Re
• Afghan war costs to overtake Iraq in 2010: Pentagon (A
• Iraq: Firm once known as Blackwater exits Baghdad (AP)
• Iraq's wall-builders mourn drop in violence (AFP)
• Future of Guantanamo dominates war spending debate (AP
• Corruption seen at root of Iraq's lack of services (Re
• US security firm Blackwater ends Iraq operation (AFP)
• House Democrats take aim at battlefield contracts (AP)
• US: Baghdad contract expires for ex-Blackwater (AP)
• Informants allege proposed Blackwater weapons dump (AP
• Prosecutor: Stress no excuse for Iraq slayings (AP)
• Jury out in case of US soldier accused of Iraq rape, killin
• 11 killed in Baghdad car bombings (AFP)
• More violence in Iraq: Car bomb kills 11 in Baghdad (M
• Some U.S.-backed Iraqi fighters desert posts (Reuters)
• Attackers blow up north Iraq oil pipeline (AFP)
• Truck bomb kills 10 in Baghdad market (Reuters)
• 10 Kurdish rebels killed in strike in Iraq: report (AF
• Ten killed in Baghdad market bombing (AFP)
• A War No Longer on Autopilot: What if Iraq Unravels? (
• U.S. fears violence ahead of Kurdistan regional elections
• US in Iraq says it holds fewer than 12,000 prisoners (
• U.N. revises refugee guidelines to show Iraq safer (Re
• Iraqi army kills U.S.-allied Sunni militiaman (Reuters
• Iraq summons Iranian ambassador over bombardment (AP)
• Iraqi Kurds to hold election on July 25 (AFP)
• 3 SKorean soldiers convicted of bribery in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq says kills over 30 militants in new strike (Reute
• UN refugee body: Security improved in Iraq's south (AP
• Iraq protests Iran air raid on Kurd villages (AFP)
• Iraq to probe soldier's killing of US troops (AFP)
• Man allegedly squeezed Army contractor for payoff (AP)
• THE INFLUENCE GAME: Lobbyists eye Iraq measure (AP)
• Iraq sticks to US pullout timetable (AFP)
• Iran shells Iraqi Kurdistan village (Reuters)
• Anti-Qaeda boss says arrest 'violates' US amnesty (AFP
• Twin car bombings kill four in Baghdad (AFP)
• Iraq backs US pullout timetable despite attacks (AFP)
• Iraq's Maliki in Paris seeking investment (AFP)
• Iraq: No extension of US pullback date from cities (AP
• Iraq says committed to US withdrawal timetable (AFP)
• Saddam gets stamp of disapproval from Iraqi show (AFP)
• Iraq rules out extension of U.S. withdrawal dates (Reu
• Kurdish vote may bring strife as change looms (AFP)
• In Baghdad, Iraqis fear return of sectarian bloodshed
• Iraqi Sunni fighters detained for past attacks (AP)
• Iraqi forces arrest U.S.-allied militia leader (Reuter
• Iraqi in Denmark recruited suicide bombers for Iraq (A
• Iraq's Kurds condemn cross-border attacks by Iran (AFP
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,284 (AP)
• Two American soldiers shot dead by uniformed Iraqi: US
• Reclusive Iraqi cleric al-Sadr visits Turkey (AP)
• Iraq culls three wild pigs at Baghdad zoo (AFP)
• Two U.S. soldiers killed in northern Iraq (Reuters)
• Anatomy of an `inside' ambush in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq radical cleric meets fellow Shiites (AFP)
• CORRECTED: Two Iraqis killed after U.S. forces are attacked
• Iran shells Kurdish rebel positions in north Iraq (Reu
• Would-be suicide bomber caught in Iraq is Syrian (AP)
• US-allied Iraqi militia strikes over late pay (AFP)
• Iraq says mosque attacker close to Qaeda boss (AFP)
• Iran helicopters strike Iraq Kurd villages (AFP)
• New candidate emerges among Iraq's Kurds (AP)
• Former US soldiers describe rape of Iraqi girl, killings
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,281 (AP)
• Wounded Iraq veteran adjusts to life with one arm (McC
• April brings highest Iraq death toll in seven months (
• Iraqi Shiites battered but not battling back (AP)
• Iraq hit hard by world financial crisis: deputy PM (AF
• Iraq attacks not sparking sectarian bloodshed (AFP)
• Muslim shrines bear witness to Iraq's Jews (AFP)
• Iraqi anti-US cleric Sadr resurfaces in Turkey (AFP)
• U.S. says troops will not face trial over Iraq raid (R
• April toll in Iraq the deadliest for seven months (AFP
• Iraq faces 'havoc' if reconciliation fails: deputy PM
• US military says 3 American troops killed in Iraq (AP)
• KBR seeks dismissal of Pa. electrocution lawsuit (AP)
• Is Baghdad Now Safer Than New Orleans? (Time.com)
• Three Americans killed in Iraq (AFP)
• Surge in violence won't delay U.S. withdrawal from Iraq
• U.S. Slow to Fulfill 'Promises to the Persecuted' (One
• Al-Qaeda behind recent Iraq violence: Gates (AFP)
• Iraqi refugees stay put despite relative calm (AP)
• Iraq to kill 3 wild boars at zoo amid flu fears (AP)
• Britain ends military operations in Iraq (AFP)
• Iraq blames Baghdad bombings on Saddam loyalists (AFP)
• British end combat operations in Iraq (AP)
• U.S. hands oil terminal to Iraqi navy in first step (R
• Iraq: US soldier charged in fellow soldier's death (AP
• Britain ends combat operations in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq war wanes; military families' struggles don't (AP
• Turkish warplanes hit Kurd rebel targets in Iraq (AP)
• Death toll from twin Iraq car bombs rises to 51 (Reute
• Obama says bombings in Iraq cause for concern (Reuters
• Obama: Iraq violence flare-ups a cause for concern (AP
• US soldier confessed to rape, murder of Iraqi girl (AF
• More Baghdad bombings make April worst month in a year
• 48 killed as bombs rip through Baghdad (AFP)
• Court refuses to reinstate charges against Marine (AP)
• 46 killed as bombs rip through Baghdad (AFP)
• Police: Car bombs kill 41 in Baghdad Shiite area (AP)
• Dozens killed in Baghdad car bombings: officials (AFP)
• Three car bombs in Baghdad kill 41 (AFP)
• Toll in Baghdad car bomb blasts rises to 41 (Reuters)
• Iraq violence lingers for women, children: UN (AFP)
• Rape-murder accused wanted 'to kill all Iraqis' (AFP)
• US soldiers kill two in northern Iraq (AFP)
• Civilian Trial Begins for Ex-Soldier Accused of Iraq Atroci
• Iraq moves to dissolve National Security Council (AFP)
• Konami spikes release of Fallujah videogame (AFP)
• US audit: Costs soar for Iraqi military training (AP)
• Iraq seizes group accused of Baghdad car bombs (Reuter
• Iraq PM hails 'victory' of Qaeda chief's arrest (AFP)
• Iraqi government says it captured al Qaida leader (McC
• Iraq owes Kuwait $25.5 bln in war damages (AFP)
• Iraqis celebrate Saddam's birthday (AFP)
• Iraq PM confirms Qaeda leader Baghdadi in custody (AFP
• Iraq seizes group accused of car bombings (Reuters)
• Iraq shows 1st picture of suspected insurgent (AP)
• Iraq confirms Qaeda leader Baghdadi in custody (AFP)
• Officer: Accused ex-soldier lost friends in combat (AP
• Ex-soldier bragged about Iraqi rape, deaths: lawyer (R
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,278 (AP)
• Iraq doubts possibility of keeping US in cities (AP)
• IG reviewing security manager's exit from Iraq (AP)
• Clamor in Iraq for justice over deadly U.S. raid (Reut
• US military 'saddened' by deadly Iraq raid (AFP)
• Iraq mulls disbanding National Security Council (AFP)
• Will Shi'ite Militias Seek Revenge in Iraq? (Time.com)
• Saudis use soft touch to 'save' former militants (AFP)
• U.S. forces say kill 7 al Qaeda suspects in Iraq (Reut
• Biden worries about son in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq PM: Deadly US raid 'breach' of security pact (AFP
• Stakes high as Obama shifts from Iraq to Afghan war (A
• Iraqi commanders detained after US raid kills two (AFP
• US-Iraqi force raids alleged Qaeda hideout (AFP)
• US raid kills women in south Iraq, angers govt (AP)
• Anger at deadly U.S. military raid in southern Iraq (R
• Iraq detains its own commanders after US raid (AFP)
• Security problems uncovered at US bases in Iraq (AP)
• Clinton tries to reassure Iraqis during visit (AP)
• Correction: Iraq Rape Slaying story (AP)
• Iran's Khamenei accuses US, Israel over Iraq bombings
• Clinton: Iraq will keep up progress despite violence (
• Iran condemns U.S. in Iraq, Clinton sees progress (Reu
• Clinton: Iraq violence will not disrupt progress (AFP)
• Clinton pays surprise visit to Baghdad (McClatchy News
• Iran's leader blames US, Israel for Iraq attacks (AP)
• Clinton to Iraqis: US not going to abandon you (AP)
• Clinton says US will back Iraq after troop pullout (AF
• Iran hits at U.S., Clinton sees progress in Iraq (Reut
• Iraq raises security at Shiite shrines after bombs (AP
• Clinton urges Iraqis to overcome divisions (Reuters)
• Iran leader blames U.S. for bombings in Iraq (Reuters)
• Feds seek to force testimony in ex-soldier's case (AP)
• Iraqi blasts stir worries of insurgent push (AP)
• Marines reject plea to drop Iraq murder charge (AP)
• Female suicide attackers kill 58 near Baghdad shrine (
• Photos to detail US abuse in Iraq, Afghanistan (AP)
• New US ambassador arrives in Baghdad (AP)
• EU parliament urges Iraq not to expel group (AP)
• It will take Iraq time to put down extremists (AFP)
• Baghdad shrine attack kills 58 (AFP)
• Petraeus: Tunisian militants attacking Iraq (AP)
• Baghdad Bombings: Is Iraq Unraveling Again? (Time.com)
• Iraqi police: 60 dead in double bombing at shrine (AP)
• EU calls on Iraq to protect exiled Iranian group (AFP)
• US to release Bush-era detainee photos: rights group (
• At least 60 die in latest Iraq suicide bombing (McClat
• US soldier dies in noncombat incident in Iraq (AP)
• Sixty die in deadliest Iraq bombing since June (Reuter
• Baghdad shrine blast kills 30 (AFP)
• Dozens killed in Baghdad blast (AFP)
• Suicide bombers kill 25 at Baghdad shrine (Reuters)
• Toll in Iraq restaurant attack rises to 56 (AFP)
• AP IMPACT: Secret tally has 87,215 Iraqis dead (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,276 (AP)
• Iraq appoints team to settle US claims against Saddam
• Iraq says Qaeda boss captured as dozens killed (AFP)
• Is Iraq Ready for Twitter? New Media Enters a War Zone
• Iraq says top insurgent captured, bombs kill 69 (AP)
• Dozens killed as Iraq captures Qaeda boss (AFP)
• Two suicide attacks kill at least 75 in Iraq (Reuters)
• 2 suicide attacks in Iraq kill at least 50 people (McC
• Iraq's Shahristani says oil at $70 'acceptable' (AFP)
• Iran says pipeline agreement reached with Iraq (AP)
• Iraq suicide bombs kill 73 (AFP)
• 25 killed in second suicide blast in Iraq (Reuters)
• Head of Al-Qaeda in Iraq arrested in Baghdad: army (AF
• Iraqi officials: 22 killed in Baghdad suicide bomb (AP
• Pentagon: Insurgent attacks likely to rise in Iraq (AP
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,275 (AP)
• Report links CIA to military harsh interrogations (AP)
• Lawyer asks Marines to drop Iraq murder charge (AP)
• Can Iraqis tweet their way to a state of normalcy? (AP
• US soldier killed in Baghdad, military says (AP)
• British man admits guilt in NY oil-for-food case (AP)
• Uneasy calm for Iraq, Kurdish troops in disputed area
• Tensions rise in Iraq's Mosul amid Kurdish boycott (Re
• UN report on Iraq says no break-up of Kirkuk (AFP)
• UN gives Iraq report on troubled Kirkuk (AP)
• Army officer feels vindicated by Senate report (AP)
• U.N. launches report on Iraq's contested Kirkuk (Reute
• Americans loom large on 'Iraqi-led' operation (AFP)
• US Senate confirms Hill as Iraq ambassador (AFP)
• Coercive Interrogation Was Common in Iraq, Senate Report Sa
• Report: Abusive tactics used in effort to find Iraq-al Qaid
• New Iraq envoy confirmed by Senate (AP)
• Pentagon Has Seen ‘Astounding’ Rise in Iraq-Relat
• U.S. Senate confirms Chris Hill as Iraq envoy (Reuters
• Senate Confirms Hill as Iraq Ambassador as Brownback Ends S
• Federal judge hears challenge to Iraq war (AP)
• Iraq: No long-term role for ex-Blackwater units (AP)
• Spring is here, violence is down: Time to marry (AP)
• Can Iraq go it alone? (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Syrian PM vows to support Iraq reconstruction (AFP)
• First high-level Syrian visit to Iraq in decades (AP)
• Iraqi victims outraged at slow Blackwater exit (AP)
• Blackwater out of Iraq? No, not yet (AP)
• The Out of Iraq Caucus Wants Out of More Than Iraq (CQ
• Supreme Court mulls legal immunity for Iraq (AFP)
• US tech giants head to Iraq (AFP)
• In Iraq, 'Everybody knows somebody killed by the war'
• Justices skeptical on allowing Iraq to be sued (AP)
• Bomber strikes US soldiers meeting Iraqi officials (AP
• Suicide bomber kills three in Iraq (AFP)
• Two children killed in blast targeting father (AFP)
• Suicide bomber kills three Iraqi police: army (AFP)
• 16 die as bus and truck collide in Iraq: police (AFP)
• Iraqi women learn to read in new schools (AFP)
• Iraq parliament gets new speaker (Reuters)
• Iraq PM warns 'terror' danger far from over (AFP)
• Iraq arrests children recruited by Al-Qaeda (AFP)
• Iraqi parliament ends impasse by electing speaker (AP)
• Iraq MPs elect new parliamentary speaker (AFP)
• Iraq parliament gets speaker after months of discord (
• Politics could hamper Iraq oil development: MEES (AFP)
• Saudi senior Al-Qaeda figure arrested in Iraq (AFP)
• Iraqi forces conduct sweep in Fallujah (AP)
• Saddam army general finally felled by Cyprus mine (AFP
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,274 (AP)
• Report Shows Torture Is Widespread in Iraq (Time.com)
• Iraq MPs to try again to elect new speaker (AFP)
• Iraqis schooled through war celebrate graduation (AFP)
• Iraq says attacks will not derail US withdrawal (AFP)
• Shadowy group threatens to kill gays in Iraq (AFP)
• US military: 1 Marine dies in noncombat incident (AP)
• Iraqi-born insurgent jailed for 25 years in US (AFP)
• $40M fuel theft from Army prompts global manhunt (AP)
• US sergeant gets life for detainee murders in Iraq (AF
• Barriers to be off Baghdad streets by 2009: army (AFP)
• Suicide bomber strikes Iraqi military base (AP)
• Iraq to build 2.8-bln-euro port: minister (AFP)
• Suicide bomber wounds 38 at Iraqi army base (AFP)
• No deaths in Iraq suicide attack: defence ministry (AF
• Security agencies dispute death toll in Iraq bombing (
• Lunchtime bombing kills 16 soldiers at Iraq base (AFP)
• US soldier gets life for murder of Iraqi prisoners (AF
• U.S. soldier sentenced to life for Iraqi murders (Reut
• US Army soldier sentenced to life in prison (AP)
• Suicide bomber in uniform kills 16 in Iraq base (Reute
• Iraq: Suicide bomber kills 16 Iraqi soldiers (AP)
• Bombed Iraqi Shiite shrine reopens (AFP)
• Iraq sentences two senior militants to death (AFP)
• Execution top killer of Iraqi civilians: study (Reuter
• Iraq study: Executions are leading cause of death (AP)
• Ten Iraqi police killed in Kirkuk car bomb (AFP)
• Army officials say war concussions overdiagnosed (AP)
• Lawyer: Soldier killed comrades to defend himself (AP)
• US sergeant convicted of murdering Iraq detainees (AFP
• Most civilian deaths in Iraq from executions (AFP)
• Blooming Iraq holds international flower festival (AFP
• Judge urges Dutch to match insurgent's US sentence (AP
• Correction: Iraq-WMD Lawsuit (AP)
• Iraq MPs request more time for Kirkuk vote report (AFP
• Drought threatens `Garden of Eden' marshes in Iraq (AP
• Iraq holding 26,200 detainees: minister (AFP)
• Iraq soldier says he gave conflicting accounts (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,273 (AP)
• Gates: 'Last gasp' remark on al Qaida in Iraq was mistake
• US soldier says he saw Sgt. chase, shoot comrade (AP)
• Kurdish-Arab tensions continue to grow in northern Iraq
• Iranian group in Iraq part of high-stakes politics (AP
• US troops may stay longer in Mosul: commander (AFP)
• Kurds protest Arab control of Iraqi governorate (AFP)
• Appeals Court: Marine can't sue Murtha (AP)
• US troops could stay in Mosul past June 30 (AP)
• Iraq murders US court-martial continues in Germany (AP
• Murky origins of Iraq attacks stir foreboding (Reuters
• Iraqi parliament opens session without speaker (AP)
• Soldier accused of killing squad members in Iraq (AP)
• Iraqi Kurdistan must rein in forces: Amnesty (AFP)
• Will Iraq Crack Down on Sex Trafficking? (Time.com)
• Iraqi Islamists claim credit for deadly attack on U.S. sold
• Iraq, once a country of fervent readers, now starves for bo
• Fair in Iraqi holy city draws Turkish traders (AFP)
• Abbas visits Iraq's Kurdish region (AFP)
• Lessons from Iraq? US creates local militias to fight Talib
• Iraq accuses some media of provoking strife (AP)
• Iraq roadside bomb kills US soldier (AFP)
• US mil: Soldier killed by roadside bomb (AP)
• US soldier pleads not guilty at court-martial (AP)
• US sergeant pleads not guilty to murder in Iraq (AFP)
• Somber return for 5 soldiers killed in Mosul, Iraq (AP
• Russia's Lukoil to send team to Iraq for talks (AFP)
• Bodies of US troops killed in Iraq arrive home (AFP)
• US general Odierno: Iraq violence low (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,272 (AP)
• For Christians in Iraq, a calmer Easter, but worries still
• Baghdad motor enthusiasts rev up again (AFP)
• Violence in Iraq Down, Says U.S. Commander (CQPolitics
• U.S. general says Iraq attacks no reason to panic (Reu
• General: Iraqi PM to decide on troops in cities (AP)
• Iraqi lawmakers decry move against cartoonist (AP)
• US soldier killed in Iraq bomb blast (AFP)
• Iraq's embattled Christians celebrate Easter (AP)
• U.S. general sees no reason to panic from Iraq attacks
• US soldier killed by bomb blast north of Baghdad (AFP)
• An Anti-Iranian Enclave in Iraq Fights to Stay (Time.c
• Iraq, Turkey and US step up intel-sharing on PKK (AFP)
• As Marines' exit gathers pace, some Iraqis fret (AP)
• Iraq suicide attacker kills 9 at anti-Qaeda militia HQ
• Another suicide bombing in Iraq kills 9, caps bloody week
• Suicide bomber kills 12 Sunni militiamen in Iraq (Reut
• Turkish minister in Iraq for Kurd rebel talks (AFP)
• Suicide bomber kills 9 at Iraq militia HQ (AFP)
• Iraqi PM welcomes Russian business (AP)
• Suicide bomber kills 9 Sunni fighters in Iraq (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,271 (AP)
• 'Last gasp' of Iraq's violent extremists or new beginning?
• Court revives Iraq currency retread fraud claim (AP)
• US: Saddam's chrome AK-47 being returned to Iraq (AP)
• Suicide attack kills 5 U.S. soldiers in northern Iraq
• Hussein's chrome AK-47 being returned to Iraq (AP)
• Congresswoman wants answers on KBR contract (AP)
• Russia, Iraq aim to revive pre-war deals-minister (Reu
• Deadliest attacks on US troops in Iraq since 2008 (AP)
• Iraqi Sadrist cleric slams 'political' arrests (AFP)
• Asian companies the new players in Iraq's oil industry
• Six years after Iraq invasion, Jordan still playing host to
• Iraq suicide truck bombing kills five US troops (AFP)
• Military: Iraqi truck bombing kills 5 US soldiers (AP)
• Suicide truck bomb kills 5 U.S. troops (Reuters)
• Iraqi PM talks business with Russian leaders (AP)
• Iraq PM seeks tight Russia ties on first visit (AFP)
• Five US soldiers among dead in Iraq truck bombing (AFP
• Guardsman brings Iraqi boy to Mich. for surgery (AP)
• Obama seeks $83.4 bln for Iraq, Afghanistan (AFP)
• Obama Requests $83.4 Billion for Iraq, Afghanistan, Foreign
• Obama asks quick congressional OK of new war money (AP
• Lawsuit: Firms sold poison gas ingredients to Iraq (AP
• Marine acquitted of murdering Iraqi detainee (AFP)
• Marine who admitted shooting detainee acquitted (AP)
• Iraq to create nuclear energy commission (AFP)
• In Baghdad, a big craze for new cars (AP)
• Tens of thousands of Iraqis rally against U.S. (McClat
• Iraqi students make art not war with old weapons (AFP)
• Anti-US demo six years after Saddam statue toppled (AF
• Shiite rally marks anniversary of fall of Baghdad (AP)
• Iran opposition risks torture if repatriated: NGO (AFP
• Six years on, huge protest marks Baghdad's fall (Reute
• Jury gets case of Marine accused of Iraq murder (AP)
• Biden praises troops for Iraq efforts (AP)
• Second bombing in 2 days in Baghdad district kills 7 (
• Bomb near Iraq Shi'ite shrine kills 7 (Reuters)
• Obama told of piracy on flight from Baghdad (AP)
• Veteran Milutinovic to lead Iraq in South Africa (AFP)
• Biden welcomes home troops from Iraq (AP)
• Bomb near Shiite shrine kills 7 in Baghdad (AP)
• Bomb kills 7 near Baghdad Shi'ite shrine (Reuters)
• Safety team warns of 'catastrophic' wiring in Iraq (AP
• Obama's Visit to Iraq: A Page from Bush's Playbook (Ti
• Iraq reviews US-freed prisoners after blasts (AFP)
• Bomb near Baghdad Shiite shrine kills 7 (AFP)
• Obama returns to Washington after jam-packed trip (AP)
• Iraq city placed in lockdown as police hunt bombers (R
• Media resumes photos of Iraq, Afghanistan war dead (AF
• Obama says Iraq faces 'critical' 18 months (AFP)
• WHITE HOUSE NOTEBOOK: Obama misses dinner in Iraq (AP)
• Obama says Iraq entering critical phase (Reuters)
• Analysis: Obama achieves defining TV shot in Iraq (AP)
• Infant survives Baghdad car bombing that killed 8 (McC
• Obama draws warmer feelings than predecessor (AP)
• Obama departs Iraq, headed for Washington (AP)
• Baby survives Baghdad bombing (AFP)
• Baby survives Baghdad bomb in slain mother's lap (AFP)
• Hefty support for Obama's Iraq withdrawal: poll (AFP)
• Obama in Baghdad, tells troops Iraq must take over (AP
• Obama makes surprise Iraq visit (AFP)
• Obama: Time for US to "transition to the Iraqis' (AP)
• Obama in Iraq to push for political progress (Reuters)
• Car bomb in Shiite area of Baghdad kills 9 (AP)
• Obama wants to help Iraq settle outstanding issues (AP
• Iraq shoethrower's jail term cut to one year (AFP)
• Court reduces sentence for Iraqi shoe thrower (AP)
• Obama says much work remains to be done in Iraq (AP)
• Saddam aide wants to mend fences with Washington (AP)
• Obama makes surprise visit to Iraq: AFP reporter (AFP)
• Obama makes unscheduled visit to Iraq (McClatchy Newsp
• Baghdad car bomb kills 9 in Shi'ite area (Reuters)
• Gates cuts back weapons projects to bolster Iraq, Afghan mi
• Seven car bombs kill 37 across Baghdad (Reuters)
• Mine-filled Iraq to accelerate clearance (AFP)
• As Iraq rape trial begins, attorneys attack law (AP)
• Black Monday in Baghdad car bombs kill 34 (AFP)
• British minister leads trade mission to Iraq (AFP)
• Series of bombings in Baghdad Shiite areas kill 36 (AP
• Six car bombs kill 34 across Baghdad (Reuters)
• Death toll from Baghdad car bombings rises to 34 (AFP)
• On bloody day in Baghdad, bombings kill 32, wound dozens
• Spate of Baghdad car bombings kills 18 (AFP)
• AP INVESTIGATION: Terrorist eludes US in Iraq (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,266 (AP)
• U.S. soldier charged in contractor's slaying in Iraq (
• Iraq pledges to protect its Palestinian residents (AP)
• US soldier charged with contractor murder in Iraq (AP)
• Abbas praises Iraq on first post-Saddam visit (AFP)
• Iraq's policewomen struggle to change perceptions (Reu
• Three homosexuals shot dead in Iraq: ministry (AFP)
• Jazz takes the 'A' train from New York to Baghdad (AFP
• Asian firms on Iraq shortlist for oil deals (AFP)
• Retired goalie to head Iraqi Olympic committee (AFP)
• Iraqi police: 2 gay men killed in Baghdad slum (AP)
• Iraqi forces arrest more U.S.-allied Sunni guards (Reu
• Iraq plans to open Saddam museum (AFP)
• Gays killed in Baghdad as clerics urge clampdown (Reut
• US Marine dies in non-combat incident in Iraq (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,265 (AP)
• Popular, pro-US Iraqi aims to redraw political map (AP
• PM says Saddam loyalists infiltrated Iraq's Sahwa militia
• British minister to lead landmark trade mission to Iraq
• US in Iraq kills Sunni paramilitary planting bomb (AP)
• Dozens of Iraqi Sahwa militiamen arrested (AFP)
• U.S. forces say fired on Sunni force in Baghdad (Reute
• Iraq presidency approves slashed budget (AFP)
• US Marine stood with gun over Iraqi: witness (AFP)
• After uprising, Iraqi government releases Sunni paramilitar
• US army hands Iraq control of last anti-Qaeda fighters
• Iraq's Maliki says rogue militia fighters face justice
• Iraq penalises two S Korean oil firms for Kurd deal (A
• Interview: Top US commander in Iraq (The Christian Sci
• Arrest of Sunni fighters sparks fear in Baghdad (Reute
• US army hands Iraq control of anti-Qaeda fighters (AFP
• Car bomb near Iraq's Mosul kills one (AFP)
• Iraq declares Korean oil deal with Kurds illegal (AFP)
• Iraq to pay Sunni paramilitaries despite clashes (AP)
• US army hands Iraq control of anti-Qaeda fighters (AF
• ACLU: Mich. funeral protest law unconstitutional (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,264 (AP)
• Vote on new US envoy to Iraq delayed (AP)
• Army: Officer reprimanded after friendly fire (AP)
• US awards new security contract to replace Blackwater
• Iraq to reopen Ur to public after US pullback (AFP)
• Maliki poised to run provinces with Sadr as ally (AFP)
• US replaces Blackwater for some Iraq security (AP)
• March violence claims 252 Iraqi lives (AFP)
• Iraq blames neighbors for water shortage (AP)
• US marine charged for killing unarmed Iraqi (AFP)
• Iraq govt in talks with kidnappers of Britons (AFP)
• No forensic match for ammo in Blackwater shooting (AP)
• Monthly U.S. death toll in Iraq lowest since beginning of w
• Key Senate panel backs Iraq, Afghan envoys (AFP)
• Senate panel backs Obama Iraq, Afghanistan envoys (AFP
• Trial begins for Marine in Iraq killings case (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,263 (AP)
• Senator: US can't ignore Iraqi refugees (AP)
• Iraqi forces revamp hit by oil prices: Pentagon (AFP)
• Senate panel okays nominees for Iraq, Afghanistan (AP)
• Key Senate panel backs Obama's Iraq, Afghan envoys (AF
• U.S. ambassador to Iraq wins Senate panel backing (Reu
• Al-Qaeda Infiltrating Pro-U.S. Militias in Iraq, Sources Sa
• Eight dead in north Iraq attacks: police (AFP)
• Iraqi convoys ordered to silence their sirens (AFP)
• Analysis: Weekend uprising shows Iraqi tensions (AP)
• Basra wary of U.S. forces after light British touch (R
• British troops begin Iraq pullout (AFP)
• Iraq starts policing borders with unmanned planes (Reu
• Iraq: suicide bomber kills 8, wounds 12 in Mosul (AP)
• Troops begin Iraq pullout (AFP)
• Seven killed in suicide attack on Iraqi police (AFP)
• New Iraq mission requires diplomacy, patience (AP)
• US mil: Marine dies in non-combat incident in Iraq (AP
• British forces to begin Iraq withdrawal (AFP)
• Seven killed by truck bomb in northern Iraq (Reuters)
• Iraq's largest lake tranquil again with Qaeda gone (AF
• Iraqi ex-detainee's poem: 'When I see you I see Paradise'
• U.S. sergeant sentenced to life for Iraq killings (Reu
• Freed Iraqi detainee vows to keep fighting Americans (
• US sergeant jailed for murdering prisoners in Iraq (AF
• US sergeant jailed for murder of prisoners in Iraq (AF
• US soldier gets 35 years in deaths of 4 Iraqis (AP)
• US-allied Sunnis alarmed at Baghdad crackdown (AP)
• Iraq army pulls out from Baghdad flashpoint (AFP)
• US sergeant convicted of executing Iraqi prisoners (AF
• British forces to start Iraq pullout (AFP)
• Iraq army begins pullout from Baghdad flashpoint (AFP)
• US sergeant convicted of executing Iraqi prisoner (AFP
• US sergeant found guilty over murder of Iraq prisoners
• The Iraqi Government's New Target: NGOs (Time.com)
• Arrest of Sunni leaders raises fears of broader clashes
• US won't speed up troop withdrawals from Iraq (AFP)
• Arrest of anti-Qaeda chief triggers Baghdad clash (AFP
• Iraqi forces make arrests after clash with guards (Reu
• US military builds new jail in northern Iraq (AFP)
• Iraqi troops round up Sunni fighters in Baghdad (AP)
• Troops and militiamen clash in Baghdad (AFP)
• Obama: won't speed up Iraq pull out (AP)
• Obama plans to stick to Iraq withdrawal timetable (AP)
• Iraqi forces encircle Sunni fighters after clash (Reut
• Rebel Kurds slam Iraq's Talabani (AFP)
• AP Exclusive: UN suggests power-sharing for Kirkuk (AP
• Kurdish rebel leader in Iraq vows not to disarm (AP)
• Violence erupts after Iraqi army arrest of Sunni paramilita
• Two killed as Baghdad police clash with anti-Qaeda group
• Clashes between Iraq forces and Sunni guards kill 3 (R
• US contractor jailed for Iraq stabbing (AFP)
• Two civilians killed during Baghdad clashes (AFP)
• Iraqi Airways makes first EU flight in 19 yrs (AFP)
• Report: Deal close to free Britons seized in Iraq (AP)
• Iran opposition outraged at Iraq resettlement plan (AF
• Fallujah is test case for post-US Iraq (AP)
• Major dates in Fallujah's war (AP)
• Maliki urges Iranian firms to invest in Iraq (AFP)
• Iraq to move Iranian opposition group: official (AP)
• Iraq kidnappers claim deal to free Britons: report (AF
• North Baghdad car bomb death toll rises to 20 (Reuters
• US general: American forces may not leave key Iraqi cities
• Iraq elections watchdog says January poll results final
• Aid group gives maimed Iraqis hope in Jordan (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,262 (AP)
• 16 die in bombing at Baghdad marketplace (McClatchy Ne
• AP IMPACT: More bad wiring imperils troops in Iraq (AP
• Baghdad car bomb kills at least 20 (AFP)
• UK government says Iraqis freer than ever before (AP)
• Car bomb kills at least 20 in Baghdad (AFP)
• Car bomb kills at least 16 in Baghdad (AFP)
• Palestinian president's Baghdad trip called off (AFP)
• At least 16 killed by Baghdad car bomb: officials (AFP
• France sells 24 military helicopters to Iraq (AFP)
• Iraq hails improved Syrian efforts on security (AFP)
• UK foreign secretary: Iraq inquiry to be held soon (AP
• AP IMPACT: It's fear that keeps Baghdad's peace (AP)
• Syrian foreign minister in Iraq (AFP)
• U.S. death toll in Iraq hits post-invasion low (Reuter
• Iraq ambassador pick Hill says Iran 'real problem' (AF
• Baghdad envoy nominee optimistic on Iraqi security (AP
• Increased attacks on Iraqi forces south of Baghdad (AP
• US tries new tack against insurgents in Iraq (AFP)
• US Senator: Send Hill to Baghdad now (AFP)
• Cool welcome for Iraq's returning academics (Reuters)
• Iraq Kurd leader backs call for rebels to disarm (AFP)
• Iraq says Turkey to double water supply (AFP)
• Iraq pick Hill faces Senate grilling (AFP)
• Senator Graham won't block Iraq envoy pick (Reuters)
• Obama needs to clarify exit from Iraq: US report (AFP)
• Iraq to say it with flowers at Baghdad festival (AFP)
• Arab-Kurd Tensions Could Threaten Iraq's Peace (Time.c
• Death toll from Iraq funeral bombing reaches 27 (AFP)
• Water on agenda for Iraq-Turkey talks (AFP)
• Turkish president in Iraq for historic visit (AP)
• Kurd rebels must lay down arms: Talabani (AFP)
• Turkey's Gul on landmark Iraq visit (AFP)
• Eight killed in Baghdad bomb blast (AFP)
• Baghdad bomb kills 9, wounds 23: police (Reuters)
• US backs Iraqi fight against dying insurgency (AFP)
• US pursues charges in 2007 attack in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq fired 62,000 accused of corruption: minister (AFP
• About half Iraqi prisoners 'dangerous': US (AFP)
• U.S. says Iraqi prisoners to be freed or charged (Reut
• New video shows British hostage kidnapped in Iraq (AP)
• Iraqi VP calls for wise economic policy amid woes (AP)
• Protests in Washington, Calif. call for war's end (AP)
• Obama's Afghan task 'tougher' than Iraq (AFP)
• Kidnappers of Britons in Iraq send video to Baghdad embassy
• Protesters march to Pentagon, call to end Iraq war (AP
• U.S. hands almost all Sunni guards to Iraqi control (R
• First Western tour group since 2003 visits Iraq (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,260 (AP)
• Brits and Americans enjoy package tour - in Iraq (AFP)
• Iraqi budget woes force security hiring freeze (AP)
• Bomb kills Iraqi policeman (AFP)
• Iraqi family sues ex-Blackwater guard over death (AP)
• Blackwater sued in US court over alleged cover-up (AFP
• Iraq's Shiites call for end of US occupation (AFP)
• Western firm to bring more tourists to Iraq (AFP)
• Tiny Christian community stays put in Iraqi home (AFP)
• Troops fighting to finish off rebels in Mosul (AFP)
• Iraqis still battle for life and limb (AFP)
• Q&A: Stolen Treasure Hunter Matthew Bogdanos (Time.com
• US soldier dies from non-combat causes in Iraq (AP)
• AP IMPACT: Many Iraqis held by US to go free (AP)
• Iraq Urged to Halt Execution of 128 Prisoners (OneWorl
• Hardship still the life of Iraqis, Red Cross says (AFP
• First group of Iraqi refugees lands in Germany (AFP)
• After Six Years of War, Iraq's Future Remains Clouded
• Six years in Iraq: three American stories (The Christi
• Challenges remain as war in Iraq enters 7th year (AP)
• Iraqis headed to US get one-year visa: embassy (AFP)
• Mass grave found during oil search in Iraq (AFP)
• In Iraq, a boy named 'War' turns 6 (McClatchy Newspape
• Tiny Christian community stays put in Iraq (AFP)
• Iraq's last Sabeans seek help to save dying sect (AFP)
• US urged to fix Iraqi refugee 'mess' it created (AFP)
• Iraq better but future shaky (AP)
• Is the Iraq war over? Iraqis, Americans see it differently
• Baghdad's water still undrinkable 6 years after invasion
• Obama's Iraq envoy pick gets key senator's support (Re
• Three killed in Iraq unrest: police (AFP)
• Officials: Bombs kill couple, policeman in Iraq (AP)
• In Mosul, Iraq's Insurgency Refuses to Be Tamed (Time.
• Lugar signs off on Iraq ambassador nomination (AP)
• GOP Senators Urge Obama to Replace Hill as Nominee for Amba
• McCain still has questions about Hill as Iraq envoy (R
• Iraq nominee Hill courts US lawmakers (AFP)
• US: No surprise Iran using drone craft over Iraq (AP)
• Iraq Qaeda chief criticises Obama troop plan (AFP)
• Three Iraqis killed in unrest: police (AFP)
• Blind Iraqi girl struggles despite offers of help (AP)
• Iraq urges execution of Saddam-era officials (Reuters)
• Arab League chief presses Iraq on reconciliation (AFP)
• US says it shot down Iranian drone last month (AP)
• Clinton rejects charges Hill mishandled N. Korea (Reut
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,259 (AP)
• Iraqi chemical attack recalled at UN ceremony (AP)
• Clinton defends pick for Iraq ambassador (AFP)
• US military says Iraqi girl killed in US shooting (AP)
• US says it shot down Iran drone north of Baghdad (AFP)
• AP IMPACT: Back from Iraq, Killer Blue looks ahead (AP
• Sgt. Jose Regalado: `Very proud to be a scout' (AP)
• Sgt. Jon Fleenor: `There's no way to understand' (AP)
• Lt. Rusty Morris: `We really helped people' (AP)
• Spc. Derek Griffard: `Live my life to the fullest' (AP
• Sgt. Cole Weih: `Just got to be able to walk tall' (AP
• Spc. Nathan Stopps: `A privilege to fight a war' (AP)
• Staff Sgt. Chad Caldwell: `Life of the platoon' (AP)
• U.S. forces shot down Iranian drone over Iraq (Reuters
• US military shoots down Iranian drone over Iraq (AP)
• U.S. confirms downing Iranian drone over Iraq (Reuters
• Iraqis most upbeat since 2003: poll (AFP)
• Poll: Iraqis feel upbeat about future (AP)
• US troops hold St Patrick's Day parade in Baghdad (AFP
• OPEC holds off from oil output cut (AFP)
• OPEC holds oil output until May (AFP)
• Cheney: Obama detainee policies make US less safe (AP)
• In the Waterfront: The U.S. Prison for Iraq's Worst Prisone
• Bureaucracy, clashing rules hinder Iraq investment (Re
• Kurdish rebels say 4 fighters killed in raids (AFP)
• Cheney: US achieved much of what it wanted in Iraq (AP
• US troops to remain active in Iraq after pullback (AP)
• Kuwait expat workforce in first fall since 1990 (AFP)
• Iraqi security leader wants 'war of intelligence' (AP)
• Iraq's president to retire from office next year (Reut
• Iraqi president to serve only one more year (AFP)
• Iraqi Shiites rally for populist candidate (AP)
• Gen. Petraeus: No Iraq-style surge in Afghanistan (AP)
• White House defends pick for Iraq ambassador (AP)
• Obama Stands Behind Hill as Pick for Iraq Ambassador (
• White House defends pick for Iraq ambassador (AFP)
• White House, Democrats defend Iraq envoy choice (Reute
• Anti-US cleric demands release of Iraq shoe-thrower (A
• Iraqi clerics call for shoe thrower's release (AP)
• Iraq must stop executions: Amnesty (AFP)
• Baghdad blasts kill one, injure seven (AFP)
• Turkey bombs Kurdish rebels in north Iraq: report (AFP
• Amnesty urges Iraq executions halt on legal fears (Reu
• Iraqi PM says nation is united against terrorism (AP)
• Turkey says attacks Kurd rebel targets in northern Iraq
• Iraqis Divided over Jail Sentence for Shoe Thrower (Ti
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,257 (AP)
• Republicans oppose Obama pick for Iraq ambassador (AP)
• US Senators urge Obama to reconsider Hill for Iraq (AF
• UK officials were worried about Iraq dossier (AP)
• Better brain trauma testing urged for those at war (AP
• Al-Qaida front claims Iraq police academy bombing (AP)
• Iraqi who threw shoes at Bush sentenced to 3 years (Mc
• Iraqi who threw shoes at Bush jailed for 3 years (AP)
• Iraq court jails Bush shoe-thrower for three years (AF
• Iraq, China open major oil field (AFP)
• Officials worried Iraq dossier might be misleading (AP
• Bush: Shoe-thrower sentence is Iraqi matter (AFP)
• Iraq shoe thrower sentenced to three years in jail (Re
• Iraqi PM assures Arab neighbors Iraq is secure (AP)
• Iraq govt to control US-backed Sunni militias by April
• Qaeda-linked group claims deadly Baghdad bombing (Reut
• Extremists losing in Iraq despite attacks: PM (AFP)
• Well-heeled in Baghdad means wearing 'boose' (AFP)
• Iraq wants big Australian wheat import boost: officials
• After Iraq, more US caution on preemptive attacks: Gates
• Obama names envoys to Afghanistan, Iraq (AP)
• Qaeda group claims Baghdad police academy blast (AFP)
• Obama picks U.S. ambassadors to Iraq, Afghanistan (Reu
• Joy in Baghdad: Its soccer teams are playing again (Mc
• Iraqi Women Enduring 'Silent Emergency' (OneWorld.net)
• Iraqis defend security forces after attacks (AP)
• British lawmaker secretly meets Hamas leader (AP)
• Tariq Aziz, Saddam-era official, gets 15-year term (AP
• Car bomb kills three Iraqi soldiers (AFP)
• Former Saddam aide jailed for 15 years (Reuters)
• Iraq court jails Saddam's ex-deputy PM Aziz (AFP)
• Iranian shelling kills Kurdish child on Iraq border: mayor
• Deadly Iraq bombings set off alarm bells (AFP)
• Snapshot of Baghdad: from whispering to cacophony (AFP
• Iraq attacks not due to Obama pullout: White House (AF
• Iraq media booming, yet still in sectarian grip (Reute
• New violence in Iraq may hinder Obama's plan for Afghanista
• Abu Ghraib Blast: A Return to the Bad Old Days in Iraq?
• 2 Iraqi journalists killed in Abu Ghraib bombing (AP)
• Suicide attack in west Baghdad kills up to 33 (Reuters
• Suicide Bombing Hits Iraqi Tribal Leaders (U.S. News &
• Navy to continue listing Gulf War pilot as missing (AP
• Odierno: No sign Iraqis will ask US to stay (AP)
• Iraq suicide bomber kills 33 in Abu Ghraib (AFP)
• Major attacks in Iraq since Jan. 1 (AP)
• Suicide attack in western Baghdad kills 28 (Reuters)
• Iraq's women's minister to withdraw resignation (AP)
• Small-town guardsmen groomed to hunt bombs in Iraq (AP
• Iraq: Minister says OPEC aims to raise oil prices (AP)
• Sadrist MP demands immediate US troop pullout (AFP)
• Iraqi army called in to patch up a ruined nation (Reut
• At Least 28 killed in Baghdad Suicide Attack (Time.com
• Two militiamen shot dead in Iraq (AFP)
• Drawdown in Iraq begins: 12,000 troops to return by fall
• Art flowers again in Iraq as violence ebbs (AFP)
• US contractor protecting diplomats in Iraq killed (AP)
• US accelerates troop withdrawal from Iraq (AFP/File)
• 12K US troops to leave Iraq by fall; bomb kills 32 (AP
• U.S. to cut Iraq troop strength by 12,000 (Reuters)
• Pope invited to Iraq: Jordan envoy (AFP)
• Iraq suicide cyclist kills 28 in Baghdad (AFP)
• Suicide attack kills 28 at police academy in Iraq (Reu
• U.S. to cut Iraq troops by 12,000 in six months (Reute
• Iraq's ex-minister for women's rights speaks out (AFP)
• Iraqi PM to visit Australia (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,256 (AP)
• Iraqi women suffer 'silent emergency': aid agency (AFP
• Obama Turkey visit to focus on Iraq, Afghanistan (AP)
• Iraqis don't seek help for mental disorders: study (AF
• Maliki urges Iraqis to board the 'love boat' (AFP)
• Iraqi army to get US battle tanks (AFP)
• Study: Iraqis mentally resilient amid war (AP)
• Iraq's Unspeakable Crime: Mothers Pimping Daughters (T
• Iraqi PM calls for reforms in handing out posts (AP)
• Iraqi mental health study shows need for more care (AP
• Iraqis resilient but mental health care lacking: U.N.
• Iraqi pilgrims visit Samarra's bombed mosque once again
• Iraq withdrawal raises concerns for elite forces (AP)
• 375 Kurds killed, hurt in Iraq raids since October: Turkish
• The Vanishing Booksellers of Baghdad (Time.com)
• Baghdad roadside bomb kills policeman (AFP)
• Iraq Maliki calls for forgiveness of Saddam allies (Re
• A million Iraqi Shiites pray in Sunni stronghold (AFP)
• Why 10,000 Ugandans are eagerly serving in Iraq (The C
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,255 (AP)
• US officer charged with stealing Iraq relief funds (AF
• Iraqi MPs cut billions off 2009 budget (AFP)
• Baker, Hamilton endorse Iraq plan (AP)
• Truck bomb kills 10 at Iraq livestock market (AFP)
• Car bomb in south Iraq livestock market kills 12 (Reut
• Iraq passes sharply reduced budget for 2009 (AP)
• Iraq attacks kill 11 (AFP)
• Turkey may allow US to use bases for Iraq pullout: minister
• Germany opens door to new wave of Iraqi refugees (AFP)
• Iraqis protest visit of ex-Iran president (AFP)
• Iraq's urban sprawl, not looting, threatens Ninevah antiqui
• US commanders hone battlefield diplomacy in Iraq (AP)
• AP count: Iraqi deaths hover near lowest level (AP)
• Iraq's 'Chemical Ali' sentenced to death for third time
• Democracy is firmly rooted in Iraq: British general (R
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,253 (AP)
• Falling oil prices stymie Iraq's security spending (AP
• Iraq a 'success,' withdrawal plan unlikely to change: Gates
• U.S. military chief comfortable with Iraq withdrawal (
• Iran's former president to visit Iraq (AFP)
• Gates: Iraq withdrawal plan unlikely to change (AP)
• Mullen comfortable with Obama's Iraq timetable (AP)
• Iraq death toll for February 'rises to 258' (AFP)
• US Marine dies in Iraq's Anbar province (AP)
• Ky. Army officer gets 25 years for detainee murder (AP
• Iran urges Iraq to expel opposition group (AFP)
• Obama's balancing act on Iraq withdrawal strategy (AP)
• Leaving Iraq: Shift to south, exit through desert (AP)
• Consensus emerges in Congress for Obama Iraq plan (AP)
• Iraq arrests Al-Qaeda 'oil minister' (AFP)
• Iraq welcomes Obama plan but still needs US help (AFP)
• Iraqi PM says his security forces ready (AP)
• Iraq's ailing farm sector more crucial than ever (Reut
• Obama sets firm date to end Iraq war he inherited (AP)
• Iraq War may end, but fighting doesn't (AP)
• Soldier guilty of murder in Iraqi detainee killing (AP
• New US envoy to Iraq is shrewd, tackles thorniest issues
• Obama sets August 2010 date for end of Iraq combat (AF
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,252 (AP)
• Obama sets Iraq deadline, unveils new strategy (Reuter
• In twist, GOP likes Obama's Iraq plan, Democrats don't
• Obama Says Iraqis Must Take Control as U.S. Withdraws
• US troops say Iraqis ready for Obama timetable (AP)
• Iraqi doctors treat the wounded in Jordan (AP)
• Italy plans virtual Baghdad museum (AP)
• Iraq lawmaker accused of terror returns mid-flight (AP
• Obama to announce Iraq troop withdrawal decision (AFP)
• Iraq says early U.S. pullout ok if Iraq army equipped
• Troops to leave Iraq in 18 months, officials say (AP)
• Iraq's waning insurgency scrambles for new sanctuary (
• New in Town: How Baghdad Has Changed (Time.com)
• Making music, not war, in Baghdad (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,251 (AP)
• US soldier killed, three shot in Iraq police station (
• Iraqis ready soon to take over from US force: general
• UK blocks publication of Iraq war discussions (AP)
• Iraqi police attack U.S. soldiers, translator killed (
• Iraq Kurds complete unification of ministries (AFP)
• Conspiracy charge dropped against US soldier (AP)
• UK government refuses to publish pre-Iraq war discussion
• US soldiers wounded, interpreter killed in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq arrests Shiite police for anti-Sunni attacks (AFP
• Seoul, Baghdad sign $3.55B deal to rebuild Iraq (AP)
• Iraq court to deliver Aziz verdict in March (AFP)
• Iraq in budget battle to restore electricity (AFP)
• Iraqi lawmaker accused in parliament suicide blast (AP
• Iraq's Maliki to make first Russia visit (AFP)
• Iraqi president to visit Tehran (AFP)
• Iraq invites France back to build nuclear plant (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,247 (AP)
• Analysis: Obama faces split opinion on Iraq future (AP
• US tests military exit routes out of Iraq (AP)
• With new name and fresh paint, Abu Ghraib reopens (AP)
• Iran offered nuclear deal to stop Iraq troop attacks: BBC
• Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison, renamed, reopens (Reuters)
• Gunmen kill Iraq election candidate (AFP)
• Iraq arrests dozens of 'terrorists' in Mosul (AFP)
• Iraq's Ancient Treasures Lost and Found (Time.com)
• US soldier guilty of murder in deaths of 4 Iraqis (AP)
• US soldier found guilty in Iraqi killings (AFP)
• Iraq: 7 die in crash with British military vehicle (AP
• Four Iraqis killed in collision with British vehicle (
• Iraq speaker vote goes to run-off (AFP)
• Soldier seen with pistol before prisoners killed (AP)
• Iraq museum row shows turf wars as violence fades (Reu
• Turkey could furnish a safe way home as US departs Iraq
• Iraqi boy deafened in bomb attack hears again (AP)
• U.S. to decide in weeks, "not months" on Iraq troop cuts
• Volatile Anbar province a test of Iraq's future (McCla
• German official's visit highlights Iraq's interest in reach
• Judge refuses to toss charges in Blackwater case (AP)
• German FM in Iraq as Europe joins rebuilding effort (A
• Iraqi president agrees to share power in his Kurd party
• US must resolve Kurdish issues before pullout: Barzani
• Iraq election results out on Thursday (AFP)
• Iraqi president to visit South Korea (AFP)
• Iraq grills ex-Guantanamo detainees (AFP)
• Iraqi shoe-thrower goes on trial Thursday (AFP)
• Iraqi women get posts, but want power and respect (AP)
• US soldier court-martial begins Tuesday in Germany (AP
• 8 civilians and a soldier killed in Iraq blasts (AFP)
• Roadside bombs kill 8 Iraqi Shiite pilgrims (AP)
• Bomb blasts as Iraq Shi'ite rite ends with trek home (
• Red tape curbs profits from Iraq religious tourism (Re
• Iraq sheds US puppet image in region: FM (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,245 (AP)
• Too many Iraqis in government jobs: UN (AFP)
• Iraq hands back Asian Cup -- dents an' all (AFP)
• Iraq poll results due after 'minor' fraud (AFP)
• Heavy security for Shiite pilgrims in Iraq holy city (
• Too many Iraqis in govt jobs: UN (AFP)
• One dead in Baghdad's Sadr City blast (AFP)
• Iraqi army finds 10 bodies in mass grave (AFP)
• Are Shi'ite Feuds Driving Iraq's Lingering Violence? (
• U.S. officers probed on Iraq rebuilding: report (Reute
• Iraqi Kurds want US help to avoid war with Arabs (AP)
• Iraq spends $5 bln on US defence deals (AFP)
• Saddam party members urged to pick up Iraq pensions (A
• Roses at a premium as Baghdadis look to better days (A
• Iraqis open arms to romance as violence fades (Reuters
• Five Kurds quit Iraqi president's party (AFP)
• Dozens of Shiite pilgrims die in resurgent violence in Iraq
• Major attacks in Iraq against Shiite pilgrims (AP)
• Ask AP: State stimulus plans, buying Iraq's oil (AP)
• Worst attacks by female suicide bombers in Iraq (AP)
• Iraqi woman bomber kills 35 Shiite pilgrims in Iraq (A
• As Britain Prepares to Leave, Basra Dares to Dream of Peace
• Bomb kills at least five Shiite pilgrims in holy Iraqi city
• Suicide attack kills 8 Shiite pilgrims in Iraq (AP)
• Landmark cafe comes back to life in Baghdad (AFP)
• Roadside bomb kills eight Iraqi pilgrims: police (Reut
• Iran urges release of citizens held in Iraq by U.S. (R
• Iraqi refugees in Syria reluctant to return (Reuters)
• US frees scores from Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison (AFP)
• Oil won't reach $70-75 before 2011: Iraq sales chief (
• US soldier dies of non-combat injuries in Iraq (AP)
• Panel orders U.N. to pay costs of oil-for-food chief (
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,243 (AP)
• String of bombings threatens relative calm in Iraq (Mc
• Mystery terrorist was targeted for assassination (AP)
• Iran tells Obama not to miss chance for talks (AFP)
• At least 27 die in Iraq as bombs, shootings shatter lull
• Iraq Kurds reserve five more seats for women MPs (AFP)
• Iraq's Aziz demands 'just' verdict in killings case: lawyer
• Transfer of U.S. detainees to Iraq done by 2010 (Reute
• Iraq invites contractors to drill 40 oil wells (AP)
• Four Guantanamo prisoners handed over to Iraq: ICRC (A
• Saddam and Bush are taboo as Iraq schools recover (Reu
• 4 ex-Gitmo prisoners transferred to Iraqi custody (AP)
• Iraq to arrest foreigners without Baghdad visa (AFP)
• Iraq far from peace and wracked by sectarianism: Allawi
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,239 (AP)
• Shoe-throwing Iraqi journalist faces Feb. 19 trial (Mc
• Iraqi shoe thrower due in court (AP)
• Qatar may open consulate in Iraq's Kurdish region (AFP
• Iraq shoe-thrower trial on Feb 19 (AFP)
• Iraq: 2 pilgrims killed by bomb in Baghdad (AP)
• Assault trial date set for Bush shoe assailant (Reuter
• Afghanistan seen tougher challenge than Iraq (Reuters)
• Iraq parliament fails to elect new speaker (AFP)
• Obama team reaches out in first foreign outing (AFP)
• Iraq bomb kills two Shi'ite pilgrims (Reuters)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,238 (AP)
• Last El Salvador soldiers back from Iraq (AFP)
• Family of slain contractor sues Halliburton, KBR (AP)
• Iraq ready to issue licences to foreign airlines (AFP)
• OPEC to cut output in March: Iraqi oil minister (AFP)
• U.S. commanders favor slower Iraq pullout (Reuters)
• Iraq's Sadrists complain of vote fraud (AFP)
• Iraqi oil minister says OPEC to cut production (AP)
• Al-Sadr candidates appeal Iraq election results (AP)
• KBR wins contract despite criminal probe of deaths (AP
• White House looking at Iraq withdrawal options (AFP)
• Obama considering at least 2 Iraq withdrawal plans (AP
• Airline says bias wasn't factor in canceled flight (AP
• AP CEO urges better press access to military ops (AP)
• Top US lawmakers assess Iraq war effort (AFP)
• U.N. head visits Iraq, applauds provincial elections (
• US played behind-the-scenes role in Iraqi vote (AP)
• US to be 'more aggressive' with Iraq on political reform
• Turkey bombs Kurdish rebels in Iraq (AFP)
• UN chief, Maliki discuss lifting Iraq sanctions (AFP)
• Top US lawmakers to Iraq, Afghanistan (AFP)
• Visiting UN chief praises Iraqi progress (AP)
• U.N. chief, in Iraq, hails peaceful local vote (Reuter
• Election could help eject al Qaeda from Iraq (Reuters)
• Turkish warplanes hit Kurdish rebels northern Iraq (AP
• Iraq's Maliki beats religious parties in vote (Reuters
• Iraq Vote: Al-Maliki Wins Big, But Secularists Encouraged
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,237 (AP)
• Military offers Obama longer troop-withdrawal plans for Ira
• Allies of Iraqi PM triumph in elections (AFP)
• Maliki's party dominates Iraqi elections, trouncing Shiite
• Iraq PM's allies triumph in polls (AFP)
• At least 12 killed in Iraq restaurant attack (AFP)
• Senior Mahdi army fighter killed in Iraq (AFP)
• US warns of Iraq violence as poll results due (AFP)
• Some attacks by female suicide bombers in Iraq (AP)
• Analysis: Iraq still faces hurdles after election (AP)
• US: Bombers arrested in lead up to election (AP)
• Former NKorea envoy Hill likely next Iraq ambassador (
• US: 50 detainees released a day in Iraq (AP)
• Iraqi woman recruited 80 suicide bombers (AFP)
• Iraq Kurds call regional vote but no date for provincial po
• Revival of Iraq National Oil Co 'key to output boost'
• Citing Iraq, auditor warns against wasteful aid in Afghanis
• Iraqi voter turnout lower than expected (AFP)
• Polls delay Iraq prisoner transfer (AFP)
• Government allies see gains in Iraqi elections (AP)
• Iraq death toll 'lowest since invasion' (AFP)
• US soldier dies in northern Iraq (AP)
• Obama praises Iraqis on provincial elections (AP)
• Calm Iraqi election marred as thousands were denied vote
• In Iraq, a vote for the spirit of democracy (McClatchy
• Iraqi Christians caught in middle of Mosul vote (AP)
• Red tape strands Indiana woman's baby son in Iraq (AP)
• Obama hails Iraq vote as 'step forward' (AFP)
• Iraq January death toll at lowest since 2003 war (Reut
• Bush shoe-thrower sculpture given the boot in Iraq (AF
• US says 2 Iraqi police killed in shooting (AP)
• US says 2 Iraqi police dead in shooting (AP)
• Iraq wraps up election with no major violence (AP)
• Iraq sculpture honoring Bush shoe-thrower removed (AP)
• Iraqis vote in key test of nation's progress (AFP)
• Iraq voting ends without attacks (Reuters)
• UN envoy observes Iraq vote in restive Anbar (AFP)
• Maliki sees strong turnout in Iraq vote (AFP)
• Major political forces in Iraqi elections (AP)
• Facts about Saturday's Iraqi election (AP)
• Blackwater's Iraq deal not to be renewed (AP)
• U.S. will not renew Blackwater contract in Iraq (Reute
• Iraq's oil-rich Basra has endured hard times (McClatch
• Obama watching Iraq vote, plans new approach soon (Reu
• Iraq elections 'significant milestone': US (AFP)
• Killing of Iraqi candidates highlights dangers (AP)
• Spotlight on vote-buying on eve of Iraqi ballot (Reute
• Iraq encouraged by US reassurances, minister says (AP)
• Female candidate runs to make change in her life, in Iraq
• Iraq Christian candidate hopes he lives to see voting day
• Blackwater: We will leave Iraq if US orders it (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,236 (AP)
• 'City of death' may be key to Iraq's future (McClatchy
• Behind Iraqi walls plastered with promises, tragic stories
• First black Iraqi runs in elections (AP)
• Five killed in Iraq pre-election violence (AFP)
• Three candidates slain ahead of Iraq polls (Reuters)
• US to comply with Iraq ban on Blackwater (AFP)
• Iraqi shoe hurler inspires art in Saddam hometown (AP)
• Iraqi candidates stumping for Jan. 31 provincial elections
• Iraqi government struggles to win Sunnis' trust (AP)
• Iraq repeats pledge to close Iran opposition camp (AP)
• Marine commandant wants his troops out of Iraq (AP)
• Turkey, US, Iraq to set up joint centre to curb Kurd rebels
• Iraq's Zebari sees no dramatic U.S. disengagement in '09
• Marine commander: 'Time is right' for Marines to leave Iraq
• Turkey, Iraq, U.S. step up efforts to fight PKK (Reute
• US soldier dies when vehicle rolls over in Iraq (AP)
• Iraqi voters show preference for can-do over creed (Th
• Iraq pledges strong ties with Serbia (AFP)
• Obama vows responsible end to Iraq war (AP)
• Obama says US to begin to responsibly leave Iraq (AFP)
• Obama to discuss Iraq troop drawdown on Wednesday (Reu
• Arab ministers fail to reach consensus on Gaza: Iraqi minis
• Meeting of Arab leaders on Gaza ends in discord (AP)
• Iraqis eager for first polls since 2005 (Reuters)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,229 (AP)
• Barzani vows Iraq unity as long as Kurds not seen as foe
• Debate arises over Iraqi shoe thrower's future (AP)
• Iraqis out stumping for votes in show of democracy (AP
• Top Shiite cleric urges Iraqis to vote on Jan. 31 (AP)
• Iraqi foreign minister 'expected in Turkey for security tal
• Iraq parliament postpones election of new speaker (AFP
• Iraqi shoe thrower to seek Swiss asylum: lawyer (AP)
• Suicide bomber kills Sunni leader in north Iraq (AFP)
• Al-Sadr's followers eye comeback in Jan. 31 vote (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,228 (AP)
• Suicide bomber kills deputy head of Iraq Sunni party (
• Soldier reunites with Rachet: 'Fuzzy little love' (AP)
• Case dropped against aide accused of helping Iraq (AP)
• Mich. man accused of spying for Iraq pleads guilty (AP
• Iraqi guards said to throw party for shoe-thrower (AP)
• Pentagon: Seabees shifting from Iraq to Afghan war (AP
• Momentum builds for a self-ruled southern Iraq (AP)
• Mideast protests against Israel attacks on Gaza (AP)
• Iraqi candidate for provincial vote assassinated (AP)
• Brother visits Iraqi who threw shoes at Bush (AP)
• Pentagon: Iraq withdrawal has 16-month time frame (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,226 (AP)
• Obama withdrawal option included in Iraq plans (Reuter
• VP-elect's son back from Iraq to see inauguration (AP)
• Bush defends foreign policy in final legacy tour (Reut
• Cartoonist chronicles military's Iraq odyssey (AP)
• 'America's Lawrence of Arabia' receives highest civil award
• Pentagon readies 16-month Iraq withdrawal option for Obama
• As house prices rise, Iraqis find they can't go home again
• AP IMPACT: Suicide spotlights troops' mental care (AP)
• Basra is focus of Shiite rivalry in southern Iraq (AP)
• Iraq ratifies treaty banning chemical weapons (AP)
• US mission in Afghanistan tougher than Iraq (AFP)
• Three killed in northern Iraq attacks (AFP)
• Shinseki promises to modernize VA (AP)
• In Iraqi Politics, the Sunni-Shi'ite Divide Recedes (T
• Iraq joins nations banning chemical weapons (AP)
• Iran to seek influence through Iraq elections: Pentagon
• US Supreme Court to address Iraq immunity (AFP)
• Iraq insists reporters agree to code of conduct (AP)
• South Korea arrests officer for corruption in Iraq:defence
• US faulted for poorly managing private security in Iraq
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,223 (AP)
• Report: Iraq security contractors poorly managed (AP)
• US troops in Iraq get to drink beer for Super Bowl (AP
• U.S. says Iraqis may still be held without charge (Reu
• Court steps into case involving Iraq (AP)
• Sadr supporters torch US, Israel flags in Iraq (AFP)
• Iraqis march against Israel, cleric wants revenge (Reu
• Cheney warns against impulsive action in Iraq (AP)
• North Iraq bomb kills five in Iraqi army convoy (Reute
• Iraq boosts security ahead of landmark elections (AFP)
• Roadside bombs kill eight Iraqi soldiers (AFP)
• As war winds down, will Iraq's progress hold steady? (
• Iraqi Shiite politicians use holy day to stir fervor (
• US General: Anbar lacks support of Iraq government (AP
• US soldier referred to court-martial (AP)
• Iraq's Sadr urges reprisals against US over Gaza war (
• Shi'ites in Iraq mark Ashura in show of strength (Reut
• OIC condemns Iraq suicide bombings as Shiite festival peaks
• Former Blackwater guards plead not guilty (AP)
• Five Blackwater guards plead not guilty to manslaughter
• Judge sets trial in 2010 for Blackwater guards (Reuter
• Iraq bans women from shrine through bomber was a man (
• Feds plan to charge Seattle man for Iraq death (AP)
• US, Iraqi troops get the picture (not their man) (AP)
• US inaugurates new $700 million embassy in Baghdad (AP
• US ambassador: 2009 key year for Iraq (AP)
• U.S. opens new Iraq embassy (Reuters)
• Iranian Resistance Group a Source of Contention in Iraq
• US opens new embassy in Baghdad (AFP)
• Dozens in Iraq killed by woman wearing a bomb (McClatc
• Woman suicide bomber kills 35 near Baghdad shrine (AFP
• Kurdish communist politician shot dead in Iraq (AFP)
• Government gets control of Sons of Iraq in Diyala (AP)
• Female bomber kills 35 near Baghdad shrine (AFP)
• Female bomber at Shiite shrine in Baghdad kills 38 (AP
• Cheney: U.S. close to achieving its goals in Iraq (Reu
• Iraq pledges security forces ready to defend country (
• Suicide bomber kills 35 at Baghdad shrine (Reuters)
• Maliki seeks Iran help to rebuild Iraq (AFP)
• Female bomber kills 35 at Baghdad shrine (Reuters)
• U.S. troops returning to Iraq find something new: optimism
• Marines in combat still seek a better flak vest (AP)
• Baghdad bomb blast kills two, wounds eight (AFP)
• US troops shoot Iraqi TV producer (AFP)
• U.S. military takes first step to quit Iraqi cities (R
• U.S.-installed Iraqi ex-PM says Bush "utter failure" (
• Iraqi premier visits Iran to discuss US-Iraq pact (AP)
• Iraq won't be used to threaten neighbors: Maliki (Reut
• Record US deaths in Afghanistan in 2008, lowest in Iraq
• With its air industry growing, Iraq needs air traffic contr
• Baghdad greets 1st European passenger flight in 18 yrs
• Iraqi preachers slam Israel's attacks on Gaza (AFP)
• Iraq's transport network on road to recovery but needs help
• Iraq bomb kills 23 at election campaign feast (Reuters
• Suicide bomber kills 30 at Sunni tribal parley (McClat
• Suicide bomber kills 23 near Baghdad (AFP)
• Iraq suicide bomber kills 23 at tribal meal (Reuters)
• Iraq police: 30 die in Iraq suicide bombing (AP)
• Iraq's Iffy New Year Resolution (Time.com)
• Iraq to expel Iran rebels as it takes over camp from US
• Iraq hails lowest monthly death toll in nearly three years
• US hands over Green Zone security to Iraq (AFP)
• British forces hand Basra airport to Iraqis (AFP)
• US deaths down in Iraq in 2008, up in Afghanistan (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,221 (AP)
• A new era dawns in Iraq, but fear of the old still holds sw
• U.S. troops under Iraq's authority for first time (Reu
• Cult-like Iranian militant group worries about its future i
• UK turns Iraqi suspects over to Baghdad (AP)
• Violence kills eight in northern Iraq (AFP)
• U.S. vacates Baghdad palace ahead of handover (Reuters
• Police arrest Shiite cult leader in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq invites new tenders for oil, gas fields (AFP)
• Iraq opens nearly 90 pct of its oil reserves (AP)
• Iraq set to take greater control of its airspace (AFP)
• On Saddam anniversary, Iraq readies macabre museum (Re
• US charges second man for secretly aiding Saddam (AFP)
• Iraq signs military accords with Britain, Australia (A
• Man charged with spying for Saddam denied bail (AP)
• Iraq and UK agree to let troops stay until July (Reute
• Amid political change, troops prepare for Iraq (AP)
• Britain keen to finalise Iraq troop deal (AFP)
• Iraq, Air France-KLM sign cooperation deal (AFP)
• Eight alleged Islamic militants held in Iraq: police (
• Trial delayed for Iraqi who threw shoes at Bush (Reute
• U.S. pull-back from Iraq will hit private contractors
• Iraq shoe-thrower trial postponed (AFP)
• Iran exiles say won safety for Iraq camp inmates (Reut
• Iraq, Britain hope to seal troop deal by year end (Reu
• Sweden urges due process for Iraq detainee (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,219 (AP)
• Turkish jets hit PKK targets in N.Iraq: army sources (
• Turkey bombs Kurdish rebels in Iraq: PKK (AFP)
• Israel Gaza blitz sparks protests across the Arab world
• Laura Bush: 'Not amused' by Iraq shoe throw (AFP)
• Suicide bomber hits anti-Israel protest in Iraq (AFP)
• Iraqi presidency approves non-US foreign troops resolution
• Iraq tries Saddam officials for crushing opponents (Re
• Turkish jets hit PKK targets in N.Iraq-army sources (R
• Mrs. Bush: Iraq invasion was not a distraction (AP)
• First lady says shoe-throwing an assault (AP)
• Suicide bomber hits Iraqi Gaza protest (AP)
• Iraqi civilian deaths fell sharply in 2008: survey (AF
• Iraqi prison break drama ends with Qaeda escapee killed, tw
• Iraq Report: Civilian Deaths Decrease (Time.com)
• Baghdad bombing underscores fear that security gains are fr
• Senator trades suit for uniform in Iraq, Afghanistan (
• Baghdad bombs kill 28 people: police (Reuters)
• Iraqi Qaeda escapee killed in firefight (AFP)
• Iraqi army: at least 22 die in Baghdad car bomb (AP)
• Car bomb in Baghdad kills 22, wounds 54 (AFP)
• Iraqi Qaeda escapee killed in firefight: police (AFP)
• Top Iraq cleric urges people to vote in provincial poll
• Qaeda 'emirs' flee in deadly Iraq jailbreak (AFP)
• Police: 13 killed in jailbreak in Ramadi, Iraq (AP)
• Iraq militants escape jail, at least 14 dead (Reuters)
• Bush's $1 Trillion War on Terror: Even Costlier Than Expect
• The Shoe-Thrower Becomes an Issue in Iraq Election (Ti
• Christmas with Baghdad's Dwindling Christians (Time.co
• Troops in Iraq find Christmas in memories (AP)
• Christians crowd Baghdad church, but many families are divi
• Shortage of men marks Christian Christmas in Baghdad (
• Attacks kill five in Iraq (AFP)
• For first time, Christmas official holiday in Iraq (AP
• Two car bombs kill seven people in Iraq (Reuters)
• Three Turkish soldiers killed in Kurdish rebel attack
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,217 (AP)
• Thousands of candidates may complicate Iraq's provincial el
• Christmas Eve services come early in Baghdad (AP)
• Iraq bomb kills woman and three children (AFP)
• Turkey, Iraq pledge cooperation against Kurdish rebels
• Iraqi ex-speaker praises shoe-thrower as 'brave' (AP)
• Couple of steps left to finish Iraq-UK troop deal (Reu
• Australia to maintain Iraq presence (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,213 (AP)
• What are `combat troops'? Answer may affect Iraq withdrawal
• Turkish president indicates Iraq visit in January (AFP
• Baghdad's silent movie theaters reflect cultural darkness i
• Iraq says power grid not fully restored until 2011 (AF
• Iraq parliament speaker resigns, troop mandate extended
• Iraq parliament backs British troop deal (AFP)
• Iraq parliament speaker quits, troops impasse ends (AP
• Recession Hits Iraqi Refugees Extra Hard (U.S. News &
• Iraq parliament approves British troop measure (Reuter
• Iraq parliament votes to allow non-US troops beyond Dec 31
• Talabani says Iraqi Kurds aim to stop rebel attacks (A
• Iraq frees security officers held on terror charges (A
• Detained Iraqi security officials released on bail (AP
• Five Iraqi police killed in bombing (AFP)
• US has assurances from Iraq on Iranian rebels: official
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,212 (AP)
• UN extends protection for Iraqi assets (AP)
• Iraqi pleads guilty to spying for Saddam Hussein (AP)
• UN recognizes end of mandate of multinational force in Iraq
• Iraqis hope to sue U.S. troops under new accord (McCla
• Fiat fined $7M for Oil-for-Food kickbacks (AP)
• Mashhadani: Iraq's firebrand parliament speaker (AFP)
• Shoe-thower's fate up to Iraq: White House (AFP)
• Iraq shoe-thrower's brother says he'd do it again (AP)
• Fate of British troops in Iraq in doubt after vote derailed
• Iraq shoe-thrower to go on trial amid new torture claims
• British troop vote delayed in Iraq parliament (Reuters
• Dec. 31 trial date for shoe-hurling Iraqi reporter (Re
• Iraq MPs delay vote on foreign troops (AFP)
• Iraqi Parliament delays vote on foreign troops (AP)
• At Iraqi border outpost, signs of improving ties with Iran
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,211 (AP)
• New "Chemical Ali" trial for Iraq gas massacre begins
• Cheney Gives Vigorous Defense of Bush Record and His Own
• Iraq vows to expel Iranian opposition group (AFP)
• PKK frets about Turkish pressure on Iraq Kurds (AFP)
• Iraq to vote on fate of non-US troops (AFP)
• Iraq seeks way out of British troop pact impasse (Reut
• US to replace British forces in southern Iraq (AP)
• Bush shoe attack a matter for the courts: Maliki (AFP)
• New Chemical Ali trial for Iraq gas massacre begins (R
• Iraq forces stronger, but not standing alone yet (Reut
• WITNESS: Basra family meeting shocks and awes Iraqi-Briton
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,210 (AP)
• Iraqi farmers are back in business, and Iraqis love local p
• Iraq PM denies arrested officers were plotting a coup
• Iraqi Sunnis embrace Shiite reporter who threw shoes at Bus
• US circulates UN resolution to protect Iraq assets (AP
• Iraqi judge says shoe-throwing reporter was beaten (AP
• Iraq minister dismisses coup plot (Reuters)
• Shoe-tossing journalist was abused, Iraqi judge says (
• Protesters shake shoes at US Embassy in London (AP)
• Iraq preachers demand release of Bush shoe attacker (R
• Iraqi judge says shoe-tossing reporter was beaten (AP)
• Iraqi shoe-thrower's family asks for his release (AFP)
• Last South Korean troops sent to Iraq return home (Reu
• Palestinian offers shoe-throwing reporter a bride (AP)
• Punishment for the Shoe Thrower Puts al-Maliki in a Spot
• SKorea brings last remaining troops home from Iraq (AP
• Report raps ex-White House pair on Iraq claims (AP)
• Blackwater radio logs: Guards took incoming fire (AP)
• Iraqi government plays down arrests of 23 police officers
• Gates briefed Obama on Iraq drawdown options: Pentagon
• Iraq seeks renewed UN protection for its assets (AP)
• Iraqis celebrate reopening of book market (AP)
• Arrests show fears of Saddam followers (AP)
• Top US general in Iraq gives first view of pullout (AP
• Iraq deadliest country for press in 2008: CPJ (AFP)
• US general drafts troop withdrawal plan for Iraq (AP)
• Iraqi journalist who threw shoes asks for pardon (AP)
• Iraq — again — is deadliest place for journalists (A
• Up to 25 Iraqis accused in Saddam party plot (AP)
• Iraqi journalist 'sorry for shoe-throwing' (AFP)
• Audit: FBI agents billed $45k apiece for Iraq OT (AP)
• Iraq arrests dozens over 'coup plot' (AFP)
• UK's Brown confirms Iraq pullout (Reuters)
• Iraq officials arrested for reviving Baath party (Reut
• Iraqi PM's office says shoe-thrower apologizes (Reuter
• Iraqi official: Leader of women's group killed (AP)
• Britain's Brown: UK withdrawing from Iraq (AP)
• Britain confirms Iraq troop pullout, rebuffs Afghan link
• British forces to begin rapid Iraq pullout by May 31 (
• Albania now pulling its 218 troops out of Iraq (AP)
• Blackwater might lose license to work in Iraq (AP)
• The Lesson of the Iraqi Shoe Thrower (Time.com)
• Iraqi officials arrested for plotting coup: report (AF
• U.S. should be ready if Iraq bars Blackwater: report (
• Iraqi doctor jailed for life for failed British bombings
• Turkey bombs Kurdish rebels for second day in Iraq: army
• Iraqi jailed for car bomb plots in London and Glasgow
• Britain to end Iraq mission first half 2009: statement
• Taking a swipe at Bush: Zaidi-inspired shoe game on Interne
• As Iraq calms, Mosul still a battle front (The Christi
• Shoe-throwing reporter a hero to some Iraqi colleagues
• Response to shoe-thrower up to Iraq: White House (AFP)
• Bush shoe-thrower in hospital after beating: brother (
• Iraq shoe-thrower in hospital with broken arm: brother
• Official: Shoe-thrower in Iraqi judicial custody (AP)
• US hands over members of Saddam's regime to Iraq (AP)
• Iraqi doctor found guilty of failed UK terror attacks
• Iraq cabinet wants all non-US foreign troops out by July
• US hands over last women detainees to Iraqis (AFP)
• Iraqi doctor convicted of UK murder conspiracy (AP)
• Sudan refugees leave Iraq for Romania: UNHCR (AFP)
• Iraqi police: Bomb in downtown Baghdad wounds 6 (AP)
• Family: Shoe thrower hates both US, Iran role (AP)
• Bush shoe incident catches Secret Service flatfooted (
• U.S. costs of Iraq, Afghan wars top $900 billion: report
• Marine pleads not guilty to killing Iraq detainee (AP)
• Bush's Iraq-Afghan farewell tour marred by dissent (AP
• Rights group: Iraqi court falls short on fairness (AP)
• AP Interview: Rice says Iran scaling back in Iraq (AP)
• Japan begins withdrawing Iraq airlift mission (AP)
• 10 killed in Iraq attacks after Bush visit (AFP)
• Iraqi police: suicide bomber kills 5 near Baghdad (AP)
• Bush laughs off Iraq flying shoes drama (AFP)
• Bush on farewell visit to Iraq dodges flying shoes (Re
• Seven Yazidis killed in Iraq attack (AFP)
• Bush's final Iraq visit marks gains, meets contempt (T
• UN urges Iraq to treat Saddam-era officials fairly (AP
• Gunmen kill seven from Iraqi family: police (Reuters)
• BUSH NOTEBOOK: Bush ducks shoes in Baghdad (AP)
• Iraqi justice system falls short: report (Reuters)
• Bush: Work in Iraq has been hard; needed for peace (AP
• Bush says Iraq war 'necessary' on farewell visit (AFP)
• New report slams U.S. reconstruction of Iraq: report (
• Bush says Iraq task 'difficult but necessary' (AFP)
• Bush makes farewell visit to Iraq (Reuters)
• US troops to get Iraq permission to stay in cities (AP
• Bush meets Iraqi president in Baghdad (AFP)
• U.S. troops may be in Iraqi cities beyond next June (R
• Iraq's reconstruction a 100-billion failure: report (A
• Iraqis hurt in bomb blast treated in Turkey (AFP)
• US attorneys visit Iraqis in Blackwater shooting (AP)
• U.S. prosecutors in Iraq Blackwater case meet victims
• Troops may be in Iraqi cities beyond next June (Reuter
• US prosecutors meet Blackwater case families (AFP)
• Commander: Some US troops to stay in Iraqi cities (AP)
• US troops to stay in Iraq cities: commander (AFP)
• Iraq repeats debt-cancellation plea (AFP)
• Commander: Troops to stay in cities past deadline (AP)
• Iraqi PM dismisses comment US to stay 10 years (AP)
• US team meets Iraqis over Blackwater shooting (AP)
• US defence chief in surprise visit to Iraq (AFP)
• Fort Hood soldiers to participate in marathon (AP)
• Iraqi PM rejects view U.S. troops needed for decade (R
• US commander focuses on Sons of Iraq transition (AP)
• British soldier in Iraq dies after shooting himself (A
• Human rights inquiry set for warehoused Asians in Iraq
• Confiscating toy guns part of US mission in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq to cut 2009 spending plans again (AFP)
• Iraq spokesman says U.S. troops might be needed another dec
• Iraqis in north mourn suicide bombing deaths (Reuters)
• Thousands celebrate in Baghdad as violence falls (Reut
• Hospital's recovery signals rising well-being in Iraq
• AP Interview: General says Iraq work far from over (AP
• US general: Iran backs off worst bombs in Iraq (AP)
• Panel blames White House, not soldiers, for abuse (AP)
• Senate probe blames top Bush officials for abuses (McC
• Suicide bomber kills 55 in packed Iraq restaurant (AP)
• Iraq urges Obama to talk to Iran, Syria (AFP)
• Suicide bomber kills 55 at Kirkuk restaurant (McClatch
• Iranian support for Iraq insurgency appears to wane: US gen
• Iraq may need U.S. troops for decade: Iraqi official (
• A look at attacks in or near Kirkuk (AP)
• US to begin transfer of Iraqi prisoners on Feb 1 (AFP)
• Women in Baghdad take to the road again (AFP)
• Iraq restaurant bomb kills 55: police (AFP)
• UN denounces plight of foreign workers in Iraq (AFP)
• Suicide bomb kills at least 46 in Iraqi res (Reuters)
• Iraq asks Obama to hold new U.S.- Iran talks (Reuters)
• Maliki's tenure on ice as rift with Kurds widens (The
• A young life changed forever by Iraq's war (AP)
• Prices for sacrificial lambs skyrocket as Iraqis honor dead
• Britain to withdraw most troops from Iraq by June (AP)
• NY soldier denies guilt after 'fragging' acquittal (AP
• Blackwater guards should die: dead Iraqi's family (AFP
• U.S. troops start to relax as Iraq security improves (
• Basra in Iraq to decide on holding autonomy vote (AP)
• Britain could begin Iraq pullout in March: source (Reu
• Despite fury, US advanced on climate change: US delegate
• British troops out of Iraq by June: reports (AFP)
• Britain says most troops will leave Iraq by June (AP)
• Tribal power stokes fears in fractured Iraqi province
• Following Obama, black Iraqis run for office (Reuters)
• Official: Iraq war was both intel, policy failure (AP)
• Bush greets 2 Marines, gives them kisses (AP)
• Official calls for economic cooperation (AP)
• With violence down, Iraqis travel for big religious holiday
• Petraeus favours US troop surge in Afghanistan (AFP)
• Iraq outlines regional plan for security, development
• Iraqis Welcome Blackwater Indictments (Time.com)
• Iraq violence at 5-1/2 year low, Petraeus says (Reuter
• Hajj pilgrims not hopeful of Obama (AP)
• Iraq welcomes charges against US contractors over Baghdad s
• Iraq arrests 10 Qaeda suspects for Fallujah bombings (
• Blackwater security guards charged with killing 14 Iraqis
• Baghdad home prices soar (AFP)
• Blackwater shootings case moved to Washington DC (AP)
• U.S. declines to free Reuters photographer in Iraq (Re
• Babylon's history swept away in US army sandbags (AFP)
• Voters want people, not parties in Iraq's Basra (Reute
• Soldier pleads not guilty in Iraq detainee's death (AP
• Biographical sketches of 5 Blackwater guards (AP)
• Blackwater guards charged in Iraq shooting (Reuters)
• In glimpse of goal, U.S. lets Iraqis lead joint exercise
• Blackwater convoy disobeyed order before shooting (AP)
• Basra vote aims to benefit from Iraq oil wealth: planner
• Iraqis demand harsh penalty for Blackwater guards (AP)
• Hard times hit Iraq's Feast of the Sacrifice (AFP)
• Iraq security contractors face end to immunity (Reuter
• US: 4 suspected Shiite militants caught in Baghdad (AP
• University brings American-style learning to Iraq (The
• USA (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Iraqi relatives want death for Blackwater guards (Reut
• Iraq: New security for Central Bank, ancient sites (AP
• Rice praises Clinton as pick to be top diplomat (AP)
• Baquba mayor among 34 hurt in roadside bomb (AFP)
• Iraq will turn out to be 'strategic achievement': Rice
• Bomb targets Iraqi police as they lift barricades (Reu
• Rumsfeld nemesis Shinseki to be named VA secretary (AP
• Blackwater guards: Mercenaries or decorated vets? (AP)
• Obama picks Shinseki for veterans affairs (Reuters)
• Five Blackwater security guards charged in the United State
• Bush urges 'new perspective' on Iraq (AFP)
• Iran shells remote area of northern Iraq: mayor (Reute
• Bio sketches of 5 indicted Blackwater guards (AP)
• Bush Says Iraq War Entering ‘New Stage’ With Secu
• Charged Blackwater guards ID'd: All decorated vets (AP
• Referendum seen as way to "correct" U.S.: Iraq pact (R
• Iraq to resume oil sales to South Korean firm SK (AP)
• Bush: war in Iraq on its way to being won (AP)
• Police: Attacks targeting security kill 6 in Iraq (AP)
• U.S. to unveil charges in Blackwater shooting in Iraq
• Bush delivers upbeat defense of his Mideast policy (AP
• A first: An oil expo in Baghdad (AP)
• Reporter reflects: 'Their grief is my last remembrance of I
• Turkish planes bomb Kurdish rebel bases in Iraq (AP)
• Turkey bombs Kurdish rebels in Iraq: army (AFP)
• U.S. soldier acquitted in Iraq "fragging" case (Reuter
• Tape recorder bomb kills teenage sisters in Iraq (AFP)
• Many oil majors skip Iraq oil expo (AFP)
• Bush: Iraq war longer, more costly than expected (AP)
• US cmdr spells out Iraq mission under new pact (AP)
• Bush thanks Iraqi leaders for security deal (AFP)
• Iraq Pact Puts Relations on Strong Footing, U.S. Says
• US mulls unusual tactic as Blackwater charges loom (AP
• New orders for US troops in Iraq after landmark pact (
• U.S. military frets over Iraqi prisoners (Reuters)
• Halliburton, KBR sued for unsafe conditions at Iraq base
• Baghdad mayor dreams big in former rebel bastion (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,209 (AP)
• NY soldier acquitted of murder in officers' deaths (AP
• Bush thanks Iraqi leaders for security pact help (AP)
• Warehoused Asian workers in Iraq will be sent home (Mc
• Tonga, most other coalition countries leaving Iraq (Mc
• US hails Iraq accord, sees ties on 'strong footing' (A
• Iraq Presidency Council approves U.S. troop pact (Reut
• Obama calls Iraq PM to discuss cooperation (AP)
• White House praises Iraqi approval of key security pact
• Iraqi council gives final approval to pact with US (AP
• Bush administration welcomes Iraq approval of pact (AP
• Bombers return to Fallujah as Iraq-US pact endorsed (A
• Iraqi army finds 80 bodies in four mass graves (Reuter
• Two US soldiers killed by car bomb in Iraq (AFP)
• At least 15 dead, 147 hurt in Fallujah bombings (AFP)
• Iraq presidential council endorses US security pact (A
• Testimony doesn't link US soldier to 4 dead Iraqis (AP
• Iraq bids to stop Christie's sale of ancient earrings
• Ind. soldiers sue over chemical exposure in Iraq (AP)
• Reconciliation needed in Iraq's most violent city (AP)
• U.S.-led coalition in Iraq dwindles as allies leave (R
• Journalist jailed in Iraq over homosexuality story (AP
• Hangman's rope ties Kurds to tragic past (AFP)
• US Cmdr: Iraq attacks at lowest level since 2003 (AP)
• US soldier's hearing in Iraqi deaths to continue (AP)
• Five Reasons for Hope in Iraq (Time.com)
• Gates: Military looks to accelerate Iraq pullout (AP)
• Iraqi PM refuses to suspend tribal councils (AFP)
• Iraq's president steps up row over PM's councils (AP)
• U.S. forces in Iraq detain, kill Iran-backed suspects
• Iraq turns to lie detectors to outsmart Al-Qaeda (AFP)
• Gates softens opposition to 16-month Iraq timetable (A
• Report calls for shifting foreign focus from Iraq (AP)
• US soldiers re-enlisting because of poor economy (AP)
• Military contractor in Iraq holds foreign workers in wareho
• Pentagon chief Gates backs Obama Iraq policy (Reuters)
• Iraqi, Kuwaiti navies to police waterways together (AP
• US army deserter applies for asylum in Germany (AP)
• Iraq's "Chemical Ali" gets second death sentence (Reut
• Bombings in northern Iraq kill nine: police (AFP)
• Syria-based Iraqis protest against Iraq-US pact (AFP)
• 'Chemical Ali' sentenced to death for Shiite crackdown
• 'Chemical Ali' sentenced to death in Iraq (AP)
• UN concerned over treatment of Iraqi detainees (AP)
• Rove: Obama security team represents continuity (AP)
• Iraq's 'Chemical Ali' condemned to death again (AFP)
• America's diminishing role in Iraq (The Christian Scie
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,207 (AP)
• Dozens killed, scores wounded in spate of Iraq attacks
• Obama taps Clinton, Gates for US 'new dawn' abroad (AP
• Bush: Iraq intelligence failure 'biggest regret' (AFP)
• Iraq: Key figures since the war began (AP)
• Bombs kill 30 people in two Iraqi cities (AFP)
• Turkey strikes Kurdish rebel targets in Iraq: army (AF
• Bush calls flawed Iraq intelligence biggest regret (Re
• South Korea ends Iraq deployment, troops head home (AP
• Obama announces Clinton, Gates for Cabinet (AP)
• U.S. troops may be out of Iraq in 16 months: Obama (Re
• Obama still looks for Iraq pullout in 16 months (AP)
• Obama vows 'new mission' to end Iraq war (AFP)
• Iraq blasts kill 30 people (Reuters)
• US deaths in Afghanistan, Iraq in 2008 (AP)
• Iraq: Bombs kill more than 30 in Baghdad, Mosul (AP)
• Iraq bloodshed leaves several dozen dead (AFP)
• Iraq death toll rises in November (AFP)
• Bomb attacks near Iraq police acadamy kill 15 (AFP)
• Iran to back US-Iraq pact after referendum (AP)
• South Korea among countries ending Iraq deployment (AP
• Iraq civilian death toll up, U.S. deaths down (Reuters
• Gates steered US toward exit in Iraq (AFP)
• Iraqi court orders U.S. to free Reuters photographer (
• Iraq, with U.N. help, seeks to improve elections (McCl
• NPR journalists' car bombed in Baghdad (AP)
• UN-Iraqi monitors promise clean local elections (AFP)
• Iraqi court orders U.S. to free journalist (Reuters)
• Iraq and Iran resume swaps of 1980s war dead (Reuters)
• Iraq-Iran swap soldiers' remains (AFP)
• Iraqi forces search for suspects in UN rocket attack (
• Iraq, Iran swap remains of 1980-1988 war dead (AP)
• Iraqi doctors come to US for training, fellowship (AP)
• Militants will try to disrupt Iraq election: U.N. (Reu
• Iraq says critics can wait to judge U.S. over pact (Re
• US training Iraqis to defeat deadly roadside bombs (AP
• Rare downpour swamps Baghdad (AFP)
• Key clerics criticize new U.S.-Iraq security deal (McC
• Iraq's Sistani has concerns about U.S. pact: source (R
• Iraq's top Shiite cleric has concerns over US pact (AP
• Iraq, US push for quick implemenation of forces deal (
• Iraqis find 33 bodies beneath former Al-Qaeda 'court'
• Iraqi MP reinstated after visit to Israel: aide (AFP)
• Iraqi army finds 30 bodies in shallow graves (Reuters)
• Top Iraqi cleric fears 'instability' from US pact: aide
• Iraqi lawmakers give US security pact the nod (The Chr
• Iraq Approves Long-Debated U.S. Security Pact (Time.co
• Army deserter seeks asylum in Germany over Iraq (Reute
• Iraqi parliament approves pact to end U.S. occupation
• Bush praises approval of Iraq-U.S. security pact (AP)
• Excerpts from US-Iraqi security agreement (AP)
• Iraq Approves U.S. Security Pact (Time.com)
• Iraq parliament passes U.S. security pact (Reuters)
• Iraqi parliament OKs US troops for 3 more years (AP)
• Iraqi parliament approves landmark US military pact (A
• Bush welcomes Iraqi parliament's approval of military pact
• Iraqi Parliament seeks more compromise on security pact
• US: Potential female bombers in Iraq surrender (AP)
• US: Mass grave with 23 bodies found in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq referendum will not delay military pact: Rice (AF
• Gates to oversee US pivot from Iraq to Afghanistan (AF
• Rice says Iraqi vote won't necessarily stall pact (AP)
• With help, Iraq vets get lives back on track (AP)
• No deal yet in Iraq parliament on U.S. troop pact (Reu
• Iraq to hold referendum on US troops pact (AFP)
• US still hopeful Iraq will pass troops deal (AFP)
• Court: Iraq lawmaker can't be prosecuted for trip (AP)
• Key parts of US-Iraq pact could be lost in translation: off
• Iraqi parliament delays vote on US pact (AP)
• Iraqi parliament delays vote on US pact (AFP)
• Roadside bomb kills two in Baghdad ahead of US pact vote
• Top Iraqi lawmakers eye 2009 U.S. pact referendum (Reu
• Iraq parliament to decide future U.S. troop presence (
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,206 (AP)
• Dueling interpretations hang over U.S.-Iraq security pact
• US says 2 servicemen killed in shooting in Iraq (AP)
• UN nuclear agency chief critical of US (AP)
• Bush thanks troops going to and from war zones (AP)
• Some fearful Christians hope to flee Iraq (AP)
• Iran: Hardliners urge Iraq to reject security pact (AP
• In Anbar Province, Iraq's Sheikhs Discover Democracy (
• Discontent over Maliki threatens US-Iraqi security pact
• US mil: 1 soldier dies of noncombat causes in Iraq (AP
• Baghdad opens campaign to kill city's stray dogs (AP)
• Iraqi Cabinet officials say country needs US pact (AP)
• Syria "safe haven" for terrorists against Iraq: U.S. (
• US urges Iraq's neighbours to root out terror networks
• Iraqi ministers warn against rejecting US military pact
• Jordan king, Iraqi speaker discuss US-Iraq pact (AFP)
• Dismantling US military presence in Iraq looms as big task
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,203 (AP)
• Sunni sheiks air grievances, but will work with Shiite-led
• Iraq: Iranian detained by US has been released (AP)
• Pirates will infest Gulf if US quits Iraq too soon: ministe
• Vote on US-Iraq pact set for Wednesday after stormy debate
• Iraq warns of consequences of early U.S. pullout (Reut
• Iraq to vote Wednesday on US forces pact (AFP)
• Iraq's Kurdish areas prepare to ban female circumcision
• Iraq's prime minister, president in public quarrel (AP
• Iraq's presidency demands suspension of pro-Maliki groups
• Iraq's Race for Political Advantage After US Departure
• Thousands of Sadrists protest Iraq-US military pact (A
• Sadr followers protest Iraqi-U.S. pact in huge rally (
• Thousands protest in Iraq against U.S. troops pact (Re
• Iraqi troops donate money to US wildfire victims (AP)
• Mosul's Christians make timid return after killings (A
• US kills senior Al Qaeda in Iraq leader (The Christian
• US mil: American soldier dies in Iraq (AP)
• Security firms told they lose immunity in Iraq: official
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,201 (AP)
• Contractors in Iraq could face charges in earlier incidents
• U.S. contractors to lose immunity from Iraqi law (Reut
• US contractors lose immunity in Iraq security deal (AP
• US, Iraqis to transfer control of Diyala to Sunnis (AP
• Deal on US Troop Withdrawal Spurs Fierce Debate in Iraq
• Baghdad to kill stray dogs after fatal attacks (AP)
• Al-Qaeda has been 'dramatically' reduced in Iraq: US genera
• US charges defense contractor with Afghan killing (AP)
• Mosul, where Iraq's insurgency still rages (AFP)
• US raid kills Iraqi blamed in 2004 reservist death (AP
• Top Iraq Shiite cleric demands MP vote on US pact (AFP
• U.S. pact can pass Iraqi parliament: minister (Reuters
• Dead San Diego Marine again denied Medal of Honor (AP)
• Defense officials highly critical of U.S.-Iraq troop accord
• Gates, Rice defend US-Iraq security agreement (AP)
• Lawmaker accuses Bush of secrecy over Iraq deal (Reute
• Iraqis doubt security agreement will end U.S. presence
• White House confident Iraq accord will pass (AFP)
• Iraqi parliament's debate on US pact disrupted (AP)
• Hardline Iraqi MPs shout down US pact in parliament (A
• Iraqi forces can control restive north: US general (AF
• Iraq discovers remains of 150 Kurds in south Iraq (Reu
• Iraq PM says pact's critics want U.S. troops to stay (
• US arrests suspected Iranian agent in Iraq (AP)
• Pact would force U.S. troops to leave Iraq by '12 (McC
• Iranian commando arrested at Baghdad airport: US (AFP)
• Maliki defends troop pact; Sadr demands its rejection
• US, Iraq differ on Iranian meddling in military pact (
• House member argues for immunity from lawsuit (AP)
• Prospective US-Iraq pact highlights modest gains (AFP)
• Iraq announces date for long-delayed elections (AP)
• Iran speaker urges Iraq to resist U.S. pact: report (R
• Iraq plans Baghdad metro to ease traffic (AFP)
• More Iraqis travel abroad despite airport chaos (Reute
• Deal on US Withdrawal from Iraq Poses a Challenge for the P
• Iraq, U.S. sign pact to pull troops out in 3 years (Re
• Baghdad embassy contractor gives U.S. trouble again _ in Af
• U.S. military chief says Iraq conditions may change (R
• Iraq war set to end not on Bush's terms (AFP)
• Top US officer comfortable with Iraq security deal (AP
• Iran softens resistance to U.S.-Iraq troop pact (McCla
• Iran judiciary chief lauds US-Iraqi security pact (AP)
• Main provisions of US-Iraq security pact (AP)
• Iraq struggles to sweep Saddam's landmine legacy (Reut
• Iraqi cabinet approves US pact amid bloodshed (AFP)
• Al-Sadr Throws Down the Gauntlet on US-Iraq Talks (Tim
• A New Twist in Iraq's Shi'ite Power Struggle (Time.com
• Iraqi government starts paying Sunni fighters (AP)
• Iraqi Cabinet approves security pact with US (AP)
• Iraq's cabinet approves troops pact with U.S. (Reuters
• Suicide car bomb kills 15 in Iraq: police (AFP)
• Iraqi cabinet approves US military pact (AFP)
• Iraqi cabinet expected to approve US military pact (AF
• US helicopters in SKorea move to Iraq, Afghanistan (AP
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,200 (AP)
• U.S. helicopter down in Mosul, two dead (Reuters)
• Music returns to Baghdad as vice squad enforcers retreat
• EU wants to work with Obama on Iraq, other key issues: repo
• Thousands of Iraqi Arabs attend anti-Kurdish protests
• Car bomb kills 10 in northern Iraq (Reuters)
• Car bomb in northern Iraq kills at least seven (AFP)
• Iraq asks Philippines to lift ban on sending workers (
• Philippines will not lift ban on workers in Iraq (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,197 (AP)
• Iraq stabilizing, but vigilance urged before 2009 elections
• Iraqi envoy sees US remaining ally under Obama (AP)
• Syria heartened by Obama's plan for Iraq: envoy (Reute
• Feds draft indictment against Blackwater guards (AP)
• Top Iraq official upbeat over US, British pull-out pacts
• Counting the dead gets more complicated in Iraq (AP)
• Iraqi prime minister now backs U.S. security accord (M
• White House endorses text of US-Iraq military pact (AF
• Iraq improving but al Qaeda, Iran still threats: U.S.
• British troops out of Iraq by end of 2009: Iraqi official
• AP IMPACT: After US goes, Iraqi city faces vacuum (AP)
• Iraqi local elections set for January 31 (AFP)
• Syria's Assad says US should withdraw from Iraq (AFP)
• Syrian president criticizes proposed US-Iraq pact (AP)
• Female suicide bomber kills three at Iraqi hospital (A
• Iraqi council OKs Christian quota bill (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,192 (AP)
• Iraq presidency approves local council quota for minorities
• German minister plans first postwar visit to Iraq (AP)
• Bush, Obama focus on economy in radio addresses (AP)
• US combat troops in Iraq battle to defend savings (AFP
• Five Iraqis killed in suicide attack (AFP)
• Suicide bombing kills 8 in western Iraq (Reuters)
• Iraqi forces kill senior al Qaeda leader (Reuters)
• Senior Al-Qaeda member killed in Iraq: US (AFP)
• Insurgents to Obama: Pull troops from Iraq (AP)
• US says al-Qaida regional leader killed (AP)
• Sadrists reject security pact day after US reply (AP)
• Shiite preachers warn against Iraq-US troop deal (AFP)
• Alarm over growing use of "sticky bombs" in Iraq (Reut
• Extremist leader in Iraq sends message to US (AP)
• Will Obama Have to Adjust His Timetable on Iraq? (Time
• In a desert camp, Iraqis find aid and zone of trust (T
• US GI dies of noncombat related causes in Iraq (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,191 (AP)
• Bush, Obama to discuss Iraq, economy Monday (AFP)
• Iraqis seek more 'withdrawal' talks, U.S. says they're over
• Senior Iraqi backs Obama withdrawal plan (Reuters)
• Bush, Obama to meet Monday at White House (AFP)
• US, Iraq edge closer to military pact deal (AFP)
• Bush wants to ensure a smooth transfer to Obama (AP)
• US force in Iraq to cut brigade sooner than expected: offic
• US agrees to some changes on Iraq forces deal (AFP)
• Bush to speak to Obama 'early next week' (AFP)
• Peace Activists Welcome Obama, Will Push Him (OneWorld
• US responds to Iraqi proposals on American troops (AP)
• Romanian minister says 500 troops to leave Iraq (AP)
• Iraq bombings targeting police, official kill 10 (AP)
• American school in Syria obeys order to close (AP)
• Business Booms Behind Baghdad's Security Walls (Time.c
• US answer on Iraq pact soon: White House (AFP)
• No US bases in northern Iraq without Baghdad nod: Talabani
• Iraqi vote on minorities marks step to elections (AP)
• Iraq parliament grants minorities six council seats (A
• Minister escapes bombing as Iraq attacks claim seven (
• In Iraq's Diyala Province, US forces anticipate exit (
• Iraq deputy oil minister wounded in Baghdad bombing (A
• Descendants of Iraq's black rebels back Obama (AFP)
• Analysis: Iraq could weigh down new president (AP)
• With an eye on security pact, Iraqis watch US vote (AP
• Iraq's cash pile won't protect it from weak oil prices
• US still the villain in Iraq's former rebel bastion (A
• Iraq to sell Saddam yacht moored in French Riviera (Re
• Iraq to sell Saddam Hussein's luxury yacht (AFP)
• Syria, Iraq in talks to ease tension over US raid (AFP
• Iraqi Kurd says US can have bases in northern Iraq: report
• Iraq slashes 2009 budget in wake of oil price plunge (
• Iraq earmarks $15 billion for reconstruction (AP)
• Iraq sends more police to Syrian border (AP)
• Iraq, Iran to exchange remains of 1980s war dead (AFP)
• Iraq says to show U.S. troops pact to neighbors (Reute
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,189 (AP)
• Maliki to show neighbours US-Iraq military pact (AFP)
• In Iraq, U.S. Marines Rely on Allies Like a Hatchet-Wieldin
• US soldiers in Iraq focus on war in voting (AP)
• AP poll: 1 in 7 voters still persuadable (AP)
• Al Qaeda militant said killed in U.S. Pakistan strike
• Iraq, Iran to swap bodies from war (AP)
• Parts of US-Iraq military pact still to be clarified: minis
• Pentagon chief: Afghan war strategy lacking (AP)
• Insurgents 'blow up Baghdad water pipeline' (AFP)
• Iraqi forces arrest 220 suspects in al Qaeda raid (Reu
• Iraqi Christians slowly returning home to Mosul (AP)
• US says 39 Iranian-funded 'criminals' arrested in Iraq
• Iraq plans to cut 2009 budget by $13 billion (AP)
• Fresh from Iraq success, Petraeus takes on Afghanistan, Ira
• Millions of Iraqis at risk from polluted water: ICRC (
• Syria asks U.N. council to prevent new U.S. attacks (R
• SKorea to withdraw troops from Iraq in December (AP)
• SKorea to withdraw troops from Iraq in December: ministry
• Next president faces unknowns on Iraq (AP)
• Iraqi court sentences militant to death for killing US sold
• U.S. unlikely to accept revised Iraq security pact (Mc
• White House wary of changes to US-Iraq pact (AFP)
• Turkish jets strike Kurdish rebels in Iraq: army (AFP)
• Iraqi militant to hang for killing US soldiers (AP)
• Iraq denounces U.S. raid on Syria (Reuters)
• Iraq PM to negotiate changes in US security pact (AFP)
• Turkish warplanes bomb Kurdish bases in N. Iraq (AP)
• Turkey bombs PKK targets in N. Iraq (Reuters)
• Analysis: Raid into Syria complicates Iraq's ties (AP)
• Iraqi cabinet agrees changes to U.S. security deal (Re
• Iraqi Cabinet authorizes reopening of US talks (AP)
• Egypt slams US raid as 'violation of Syrian sovereignty'
• Last Polish troops come home from Iraq (AFP)
• 4 policemen, 3 civilians killed in Iraq violence (AP)
• At least nine killed in Iraq attacks (AFP)
• Syria orders US school, cultural center closed (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,188 (AP)
• U.S. spells out warning to Iraq if troop pact fails (M
• Syrians 'Clearly Have Harbored' Al Qaeda in Iraq, Says U.S.
• U.S. says raid in Syria targeted smuggler (Reuters)
• US warns Iraq of problems if security pact fails (AP)
• Powerful Iraqi party claims U.S. killed innocent man (
• Shiites in Basra protest US-Iraqi pact (AP)
• Hezbollah chief denies report he was poisoned (AFP)
• US Iraq general to help Turkey fight Kurd rebels (AFP)
• Top U.S. Iraq commander visits Turkey on rebels (Reute
• Top US commander in Iraq holds talks in Turkey (AP)
• Iraq's prime minister won't sign U.S. troop deal (McCl
• Iraqis have money but lack know-how in spending it (AP
• Al-Qaida in Iraq focused on outside attacks (AP)
• How Iraqi Democracy May Mean An Early U.S. Withdrawal
• Iraqi Christians flee Mosul after death threats: U.N.
• Rice dismisses Iranian opposition to US-Iraq pact (AP)
• Iraqis don't need Iran to defend interests, Rice says
• In peaceful Anbar, US commander optimistic about troop cuts
• Analysis: Confusion in Iraq if security deal fails (AP
• US commander sees future troop cuts in Anbar (AP)
• U.S. general optimistic on troop cuts in west Iraq (Re
• Widows testify in case of Iraq officer killings (AP)
• Iraqis take over security of once-violent province (Mc
• US-Iraq pact seeks to enable 'pillage': Ahmadinejad (A
• UK coroner blasts US, UK roles in Iraq crash probe (AP
• Cleric in Iran issues fatwa against US-Iraqi pact (AP)
• Iraq al-Qaida leader eulogizes top commander (AP)
• Taxpayers replace $185,000 left in Iraq (AP)
• 'Dramatic' consequences without US-Iraq troop accord: Gates
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,186 (AP)
• Gates Says Iraq Faces `Dramatic' Situation Without Troop De
• On-again, off-again U.S. troop deal with Iraq is off again
• Iraq cabinet wants changes in pact despite US warning
• Gates says U.S. reluctant to alter Iraq troop draft (R
• Door nearly closed on Iraq troop deal, Gates says (Reu
• Iraq's unschooled children evidence of devastation's depth
• Correction: Iraqi refugees story (AP)
• Iraq, US in joint program for Iraqi heritage (AP)
• Bombs strike bus, taxi in Baghdad, killing 4 (AP)
• Turkey mulls three-way talks with Iraq, US to curb rebels:
• Two killed as bomb rips through Baghdad bus (AFP)
• US-Iraqi security pact still unsettled (The Christian
• Iraqis reach no decision on troops pact with U.S. (Reu
• Iraqi puppy adopted by soldier en route to US (AP)
• Iraq's Christians "sacrificial lambs" as attacks mount
• Vt. auditor's Iraq service hampers re-election bid (AP
• Iraqi forces kill Qaeda militant (AFP)
• Top Iraqi leaders to discuss US-Iraq security pact (AF
• Iraqi official: Turkey bombs rebels across border (AP)
• Iraq Shiite party wants amendments in US-Iraq pact (AP
• Iraq arrests three in murder of anti-US Shiite MP (AFP
• U.S. pact hits snag as Iraq Shi'ites seek changes (Reu
• Iraq, Britain to negotiate security deal: Maliki (AFP)
• Two killed in Baghdad bombings (AFP)
• Iraq, Britain to negotiate security deal: PM (AFP)
• McCain evolved from reluctant warrior to interventionist
• 11 bodies found in Iraq mass grave (AFP)
• Thousands rally in Baghdad against proposed U.S-Iraq troop
• Iraqis divided over security pact with US (AP)
• Muqtada al-Sadr urges rejection of US-Iraqi pact (AP)
• Iraq police kill suspected woman suicide bomber (AFP)
• Sadr urges Iraqi MPs to reject US security pact (AFP)
• Time to decide on military pact with US: Iraqi FM (AFP
• Thousands march in Baghdad against U.S. pact (Reuters)
• Bahrain foreign minister in Baghdad (AFP)
• Anti-US protesters rally against US-Iraqi pact (AP)
• Al-Qaeda desert base looks abandoned, but is it? (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,185 (AP)
• US briefs presidential candidates on Iraq troop deal (
• Proposal sets final Iraq withdrawal for 2012 (McClatch
• Pentagon seeks to calm concerns over Iraq troop pact (
• Gates assures Iraq withdrawal agreement protects US troops
• Gates: Draft Iraq agreement protects troops (AP)
• Some Senior Lawmakers Skeptical of U.S.-Iraq Pact (CQP
• Forgetting Sarah Palin? Only because she's no Sen. (AP
• Troops would face different kind of court in Iraq (AP)
• How the Recession Could End the Iraq War (Time.com)
• Turkey: planes strike Kurd bases in northern Iraq (AP)
• Three worshippers killed in Baghdad mosque bombing (AF
• Iraq: US agrees to limited Iraqi jurisdiction (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,183 (AP)
• Bush should have been impeached: Donald Trump (AFP)
• Al Qaida in Iraq leader killed in raid, U.S. says (McC
• Rescue group leaves Baghdad without puppy (AP)
• Alleged al Qaida in Iraq members charged with killing U.S.
• Al-Qaeda's Iraq number two killed: US military (AFP)
• U.S., Iraq agree pact giving U.S. troops until 2011 (R
• Widow says husband's slaying not Army's fault (AP)
• US, Iraq still negotiating troop presence deal (AFP)
• Falling oil prices make Iraq revisit budget (AP)
• US condemns attacks on Iraq's Christians (AFP)
• Official: Afghanistan suffering from Iraqi gains (AP)
• Iraqi officials to probe attacks on Christians (Reuter
• Britain says critical to reach forces accord with Iraq
• Iraqi Kurd chief to meet Turkish envoys on rebel crisis
• Security slows opening of Egypt's Baghdad embassy (AFP
• Army blocks soldier from bringing puppy back (AP)
• Economy, financial crisis crowd out other issues (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,182 (AP)
• Iraq strives to move beyond body count (Reuters)
• Iraqi VP predicts security accord with U.S. unlikely this y
• Iraqi minister meets oil companies in London (AFP)
• Iraqis are being attacked and killed for returning to their
• U.S. troops now serve as welcome wagon in Baghdad (McC
• Christians flee Iraqi city of Mosul after killings (AP
• Al-Maliki: British troops not necessary in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq calmer but copycat kidnappings spread (AP)
• UN concerned as flight of Iraq Christians continues (A
• US commander says Iran trying to bribe Iraqis (AFP)
• Iraq to begin first oil bid round in London (AP)
• Iraqi PM pledges to protect Christians (AFP)
• Iraq pours in police to protect Christians (AFP)
• Dirndls, oom-pah, sausages? Oktoberfest in Iraq (AP)
• At least 13 killed in spate of Baghdad attacks (AFP)
• Nine killed in Baghdad market bombing (AFP)
• Pope condemns violence against Christians in Iraq, India
• Police say car bomb kills 7 in Baghdad (AP)
• Baghdad car bomb kills nine, wounds 13: police (Reuter
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,181 (AP)
• War-weary Saddam victims miss his iron rule (Reuters)
• Thousands of Christians flee killings in Mosul (McClat
• Houses blown up as Christians flee Iraq's Mosul (Reute
• French side chases Iraqi player - report (AFP)
• Official: 500 Christian families flee Iraq's Mosul (AP
• Turkish planes hit 31 PKK targets in N.Iraq: army (Reu
• Turkey bombs PKK targets, stresses talks with Iraq Kurds
• Iraqi journalist killed in Kirkuk (AP)
• Turkey's military attacks rebels in northern Iraq (AP)
• US forces arrest anti-Qaeda leader in Baghdad (AFP)
• Baghdad's mentally ill remain neglected despite promises
• Iraq contractor gets 3 years in child porn case (AP)
• Anger against US mounts as Iraq Shiites bury slain MP
• Iraqis mourn slain politician, Sadr blames U.S. (Reute
• Maliki says immunity still a problem despite US concessions
• Deal on future of US forces in Iraq near: Gates (AFP)
• Baghdad car bomb kills 12 (AFP)
• France markets arms to Iraq after 2-decade lull (AP)
• Gov't probes US defense contractor over payments (AP)
• Three die in two Iraq bomb blasts (AFP)
• Iraq archbishop warns Christians face 'liquidation' (A
• Turkey carries out new anti-PKK raid in northern Iraq
• Assassinations replacing car bombs in Iraq (McClatchy
• As violence drops, Iraqi tribes begin to make amends (
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,180 (AP)
• Iraqi provincial elections likely to be held early next yea
• US-Iraq security pact faces hurdles (AP)
• Turkish parliament extends mandate on Iraq strikes (AF
• Correction: Iraq Vet Suicide story (AP)
• Iraq offers free returns for its Syrian refugees (AP)
• Turkish parliament reauthorizes Iraq incursions (AP)
• Iraq ready to replace US troops in Baghdad (AFP)
• Pa. widow sues US over Iraq vet-husband's suicide (AP)
• Time running out for McCain to turn election tide: pundits
• Petraeus sees increasingly durable gains in Iraq (Reut
• Former contractor pleads guilty to Iraq fuel theft (AP
• U.S. intelligence warns Iraq war could explode again (
• Iraqi lawmaker urges resolution of minority issue (AP)
• Turkish planes bomb Kurdish hideout in north Iraq (AP)
• Turkish jets hit PKK rebels in Iraq, govt mulls steps
• Iraq hopes shrine rebuild can reconcile sects (Reuters
• Innkeeper's log chronicles ebb and flow of Iraq war (T
• Rising Iraqi Shiite leader calls for national unity (A
• 11 Iraqis killed in U.S. raid in Mosul (McClatchy News
• Turkey slams Iraqi Kurds after rebel attack kills 15 soldie
• Egyptian FM says time to boost Iraq ties (AFP)
• Bomber strikes during U.S. raid in Iraq, 11 killed (Re
• Eleven killed during US raid in north Iraq (AFP)
• Egyptian foreign minister visits Iraq (Reuters)
• Baghdad museum treasures still locked from view (Reute
• Three US soldiers wounded in Baghdad Blackhawks' crash
• Two U.S. helicopters collide in Baghdad (Reuters)
• US close to security deal with Iraq: Negroponte (AFP)
• UAE firms start pumping Kurdish gas over Iraq objections
• Poland leaves Iraq but doesn't give up helping US (AP)
• Top Qaeda planner of Baghdad bombings slain: US (AFP)
• US military: Mastermind of Baghdad bombings killed (AP
• Poland ends Iraq mission (AFP)
• Turkey vows strong action as 38 killed in Kurdish rebel vio
• Poland marks the end of military mission in Iraq (AP)
• Polish military marks close of Iraq mission (Reuters)
• Analysis: Stable Iraq could influence Mideast (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,177 (AP)
• Biden sends son, Delaware troops off for Iraq (AP)
• Attorneys: Marine's delayed court-martial is ploy (AP)
• Ga.-based soldier charged with murder of 2 in Iraq (AP
• U.S.-led forces in Iraq say they killed Qaeda leader (
• Iraq's presidency agrees to provincial-elections law (
• Biden sees son and troops off to Iraq (Reuters)
• Top US official Negroponte visits Iraq (AFP)
• Iraq presidency approves provincial election law (AFP)
• Rabid Iraqi dog arrives in US; warning issued (AP)
• Iraq's Shiite cleric steps up call to evict US forces
• US soldier killed in southern Iraq (AFP)
• Iraq to reopen Baghdad bridge shut since deadly stampede
• US soldier guilty in connection to Iraqi 'blindfold killing
• US transfers control of anti-Qaeda fighters to Iraqi govt
• Iraqi anti-Qaeda fighters wary of their new masters (R
• Iraq civilian, U.S. troop deaths fall in September (Re
• Soldiers headed to Iraq worry about economy (AP)
• Iraq violence kills 440 in September (AFP)
• Iraq still locked in 'communal struggle:' Pentagon report
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,176 (AP)
• Iraq forces gain more control, but lose more lives (AP
• Cost of massive unemployment in Iraq could be paid in blood
• IAEA lacks tools to expose secret work: ElBaradei (Reu
• Iraqi police: Car bomb in Baghdad kills 3 (AP)
• Pentagon announces 2009 deployments to Iraq (AP)
• Three die in Baghdad bombing as Eid begins (AFP)
• Iran's influence? You can hear it on Iraqi streets (Re
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,175 (AP)
• Once again, Iraq's Ramadan ends in violence (McClatchy
• Iraq says doctors can carry guns for protection (AP)
• Al-Maliki says security pact in US, Iraqi interest (AP
• Iraqi president warns against delay in US deal (AFP)
• Excerpts of Iraq PM comments on US deal (AP)
• US frees 2,400 detainees in Iraq during Ramadan (AFP)
• Iraq says doctors can carry guns (Reuters)
• US ambassador appeals for patience in Iraq (AP)
• Baghdad bombs kill at least 32 (Reuters)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,174 (AP)
• Spate of Baghdad bombings kills 33 (AFP)
• Iraqi Christians protest at election law (AFP)
• Tit-for-tat Kurds reverse Saddam's 'ethnic cleansing'
• Iraq PM seeks safeguards for Christians (Reuters)
• Iraq to take control of Babil from US troops: officials
• Mayor wounded by bomb in N. Iraq town (Reuters)
• Iraq, US close to deal on future of US troops (AFP)
• Senate sends $612 billion defense bill to Bush (AP)
• U.S., Iraq say close to deal on security pact (Reuters
• Rice, Iraqi diplomat see progress on security deal (AP
• Man dies as Iraqi forces raid Kurdish peshmerga post (
• Vieira leaves Iraq as charity game postponed (AFP)
• Iraq hopes economic crisis won't affect US troops (AP)
• US: 5 Iran-backed extremists arrested in Iraq (AP)
• War and taxes divide McCain, Obama in first debate (AP
• US says five Iranian proxy insurgents held in Iraq (AF
• McCain, Obama question each other's judgment (Reuters)
• Obama, McCain claim victory after debate (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,173 (AP)
• Contractor says immune from Iraq torture lawsuits (AP)
• 2 Iraqi researchers sue Texas A&M, alleging bias (AP)
• Baghdad has quietest Ramadan in three years: US (AFP)
• Turkish warplanes hit 16 Kurdish targets in Iraq (AP)
• Baghdad blast kills three children: US military (AFP)
• Turkish jets hit 16 rebel targets in northern Iraq: army
• Kurdish rebels say Turkish airstrikes hit N. Iraq (AP)
• Iraq election law marks progress, opens political season
• Military: Roadside bomb kills US soldier in Iraq (AP)
• US general says Afghan challenges unlike Iraq (AP)
• Interrogator details pre-Abu Ghraib abuses (AP)
• EU ready to take up to 10,000 more Iraqi refugees (AP)
• Economy tops Americans' worry list (AFP)
• Troops bound for Afghanistan, Iraq train together (AP)
• Military interrogator details new Iraq abuses (AP)
• Iraqi PM aims to improve military standards (AFP)
• Iraqis plan dig at possible Sumerian site (AFP)
• Iraqi police raise death toll in ambush to 35 (AP)
• WHO says Iraq cholera cases down sharply (AFP)
• Religion, politics make Najaf focus of Iraqi power (Re
• Iraq hunts for Qaeda gunmen after 35 killed in ambush
• Iraq cholera cases on the rise (AP)
• Iraq hunts for Al-Qaeda gunmen after 35 die in ambush
• Military: Suicide bomber kills US soldier in Iraq (AP)
• Iraqi Parliament Paves the Way for Provincial Elections
• Officer cites abusive US interrogations in Iraq (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,171 (AP)
• Al Qaida gunmen kill dozens of Iraqi policemen in Diyala pr
• House clears huge defense bill, sends it to Senate (AP
• Bush, Iraqi leader thank a dwindling coalition (AP)
• Bush hails Iraqi steps towards long-delayed vote (AFP)
• Iraqi parliament approves provincial elections law (AP
• Iraq paves way for long-delayed polls in January (AFP)
• Bush, Iraqi leader co-host thank-you for coalition (AP
• At least 20 killed in ambush north of Baghdad (AFP)
• Iraq's parliament approves landmark provincial elections la
• US officials in Iraq to break security pact deadlock (
• Iraq's Sunni anti-Qaeda patrols fear for future (Reute
• Jordan gets first subsidised Iraqi oil under new deal
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,170 (AP)
• US moves to drop contempt case against 2 Marines (AP)
• US-USREPORT Summary (Reuters)
• In parting shot, Bush warns UN must reform (AFP)
• Iraqi team train at home for first time since fall of Sadda
• A Lonely Crusader Against Iraqi Dual Citizens (Time.co
• Pentagon chief urges caution in Iraq pullout (Reuters)
• World heritage status for Iraq's bombed shrine city: govern
• EU urged to take in more Iraqi refugees (AFP)
• Shell, Iraq seal $4 billion gas deal (AFP)
• Economic crisis overshadows Bush farewell at U.N. (Reu
• Three killed in Iraq roadside blasts (AFP)
• CORRECTED: Appeals court orders release of Iraqi abuse phot
• Baghdad to assume responsibility for "Sons of Iraq": genera
• Shell becomes first international oil firm to open Baghdad
• US soldier fights accusations of killing Iraqi (AP)
• Iraq, Shell sign deal (AP)
• Iraq: lawmakers condemn suicide bomber cartoon (AP)
• Iraq government faces credibility test: U.S. general (
• Iraq to begin paying Sunni volunteers next month (AP)
• U.S. negotiators to return to Iraq for security talks
• US to return 1,000 smuggled Iraqi artefacts (AFP)
• Iraqi's warmth to Israel exacts a heavy price (AP)
• At least six killed in Iraq attacks (AFP)
• US officer on trial for murder of Iraqi prisoner (AFP)
• Two bombs kill six in northern Iraq (Reuters)
• US soldier charged with killing Iraqi has hearing (AP)
• Iraq: gunmen kill interior ministry official (AP)
• Iraq sends convicted prisoners back to Saudi (AFP)
• Young 'heroes' in Iraq get a taste for fasting (AFP)
• Iran-trained Shiite Iraqis returning to launch bombings: po
• Change of paymaster raises worries in Saddam's hometown
• Q&A: McCain, Obama on Iraq, Iran, Putin (AP)
• Tight security for Shiite imam anniversary in Iraq (AF
• Iraq media union boss survives bomb attack (AFP)
• Iraqi journalist union chief hurt in blast (Reuters)
• Officials say gunmen kill cleric in southern Iraq (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,168 (AP)
• U.S. strike hit civilians, Iraqis say (McClatchy Newsp
• US air strike kills eight family members in Iraq: police
• US: 7 Iraqis killed in raid north of Baghdad (AP)
• S.Korea to withdraw all remaining troops from Iraq (AP
• Iraq oil minister blames Kurds for delay in oil law (A
• All South Korea troops to leave Iraq by end of '08 (Re
• U.S. soldier shoots 2 American sergeants (McClatchy Ne
• U.S. soldier sentenced over killings of Iraqis (Reuter
• US soldier jailed for seven months over Iraqi slayings
• US trains Iraqi women spies (AFP)
• Mother to ask Congress to award son Medal of Honor (AP
• Gates: US reviewing its Afghanistan war strategy (AP)
• US soldier gets 7-month sentence in Iraq killings (AP)
• 7 US soldiers die in helicopter crash in Iraq (AP)
• Talks on US military presence in Iraq ongoing: US (AFP
• Iraq seeks British help in oil industry: PM (AFP)
• Seven US troops killed in Iraq chopper crash (AFP)
• Seven U.S. troops killed in Iraq helicopter crash (Reu
• Marine praised by Bush won't get Medal of Honor (AP)
• US soldier in Iraq arrested over killing of two comrades
• U.S. concern rises about future of Iraq's detainees (T
• Five US soldiers killed in Iraq chopper crash (AFP)
• Soldier in Iraq held in deaths of 2 unit members (AP)
• 5 US soldiers die in helicopter landing in Iraq (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,160 (AP)
• Iraqi PM: Obstacles remain to US security deal (AP)
• US-Iraq security pact facing 'dangerous' obstacles: PM
• Turkey to extend mandate for military incursion into Iraq
• US military charges three soldiers with Iraq murder (A
• Four Challenges Petraeus Leaves in Iraq (U.S. News & W
• 3 US soldiers charged with murder in Iraqi deaths (AP)
• Tareq Aziz jailed in 'very bad' conditions: son (AFP)
• At least 10 dead in Baghdad attacks (AFP)
• Odierno takes charge in a 'fragile' Iraq (The Christia
• General Petraeus' Farewell: What He Leaves Behind in Iraq
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,159 (AP)
• Sources: Charges against Blackwater guards debated (AP
• Judge: Woman in Iraqi spy case unfit for trial (AP)
• Odierno: Former door-kicker now reflects Iraq progress
• Former congressional aide ruled unfit for trial (Reute
• Fingers crossed, Petraeus leaves Iraq (AP)
• US imposes sanctions on 5 accused in Iraq violence (AP
• Syria names ambassador to Iraq (AFP)
• Odierno warns on Iraq security as he takes US command
• Explosives-rigged bicycle kills 2 outside Baghdad (AP)
• Odierno takes over as U.S. commander in Iraq (Reuters)
• Syria names first ambassador to Iraq since 1980s (AP)
• House gives go-ahead to sue Iraq over torture (AP)
• Petraeus: 'most trusted' US general since Vietnam (AFP
• Gen. David Petraeus leaves Iraq after 20 months (AP)
• Senate Likely To Debate Iraq 'Surge,' Other Amendments to D
• Bombs kill at least 35, Iraqis say (AP)
• Gates honours US leaders in Iraq as female bomber kills 22
• Female suicide bomber kills 20 at Iraq feast: general
• Being Saddam Hussein in Iraq - both a boon and a bother
• Odierno: surge architect takes command in Iraq (AFP)
• Gates in Iraq as US mission 'in transition' (AFP)
• Synchronized car bombings in Baghdad kill 12 (AP)
• Pentagon chief in Iraq to transfer war command (Reuter
• Gates foresees narrower US combat role in Iraq (AP)
• Baghdad car bombings kill 12 (AFP)
• Iraq's Army grows in numbers and readiness (The Christ
• Reporters on the job (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Petraeus: more than troops needed in Afghanistan (AP)
• Search for safety revives Baghdad housing market (Reut
• A maverick lawmaker is accused of complicity with Israel
• Terrorists murder a television crew (McClatchy Newspap
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,157 (AP)
• Prosecutors want US soldier court martialled over Iraq murd
• Plight of fellow Iraqis shapes oud player's music (AP)
• Roadside bombs strike Iraq police convoy, kill 5 (AP)
• Iraq parliament lifts immunity of Sunni MP over Israel visi
• Obama camp suggests Palin has distorted record (AP)
• Five suspects arrested after Iraq TV crew murder (AFP)
• US military reports death of soldier in Iraq (AP)
• Petraeus to leave behind a very different Iraq (Reuter
• Iraq ready for new talks with U.S. and Iran: minister
• Pre-trial hearing resumes for US soldier accused of killing
• Five Iraqi policemen killed in twin bombings (AFP)
• U.S. in push for foreign arms deals: report (Reuters)
• Iraq close to security agreement with US: foreign minister
• Gunmen kill 4 Iraqi TV staff in Mosul (Reuters)
• Going Home in Baghdad (Time.com)
• Gunmen slaughter Iraqi TV crew (AFP)
• US soldier accused of killing Iraqi by shooting, grenade at
• Iraq TV 'morally responsible' for crew's killing: Al-Sharqi
• At least 16 killed in bombings, shootings in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq bombings kill at least 8 (Reuters)
• Six Iraqi peshmerga killed by bomb: Kurdish official (
• Hearing for US soldier charged with killing Iraqi (AP)
• Tens of thousands of Iraqis may come to U.S. in '09 (R
• Bush to attend final UN General Assembly (AFP)
• Suicide bomber kills 31 in attack on Iraq police station
• Some deadly bombings in Baghdad this year (AP)
• Car bomb kills 30 north of Baghdad: police (Reuters)
• 2 US soldiers to face court-martial in Iraq deaths (AP
• UN: 4 new cholera cases confirmed in Iraq (AP)
• US passes Iraqi refugee admissions goal (AP)
• Will Iraq squander the gains of the surge? (AP)
• Iraqi women take aim at expanded police roles (AP)
• Transfer of U.S.-backed patrols a test for Iraq (Reute
• US thanks Japan as Iraq coalition shrinks (AFP)
• Iraq: Death toll in cholera outbreak rises to 5 (AP)
• US troops already out of cities of most Iraqi provinces: Pe
• Japan to end controversial Iraq mission (AFP)
• Qaeda on the run in Iraq: Petraeus (AFP)
• US thanks Japan for Iraq help (AFP)
• Iraq ends talks with French oil company (AP)
• Japan weighs military withdrawal from Iraq (AP)
• Iraq still awaiting US response on pact proposals: deputy P
• Daughters of Iraq: front-line guards against suicide bomber
• Iraq army arrests Al Qaeda leaders: ministry (AFP)
• Defense chiefs: Afghan fighting is getting harder (AP)
• Kucinich Wants 'Truth' Commission on Bush, Iraq War (C
• U.S. has entered "endgame" in Iraq: Pentagon chief (Re
• Blasts shake Iraqi city of Karbala, killing 2 (AP)
• Talabani: Iran, Syria pose 'no problem' for Iraq (AFP)
• Displaced Iraqis live under stands in soccer stadium (
• US now in the 'end game' in Iraq: Gates (AFP)
• Cholera outbreak spreads in Iraq, with 2 dead (AP)
• Pentagon chief cites caution on US troop pullout (AP)
• U.S. to include Pakistan in Afghanistan strategy (Reut
• Iraq to take over two Shiite provinces: minister (AFP)
• Iraqi panel to resolve election law dispute (AFP)
• Iraq confirms plan to buy US fighter jets (AFP)
• Twenty die of cholera in Iraq (AFP)
• McCain and Obama spar over Iraq policy (AFP)
• U.S. frets nuts-and-bolts will hinder Iraqi security (
• Kuwait arrests secret agent over Iraqi infiltrations (
• Odierno next in line to lead Iraq (AP)
• Petraeus' former deputy returns as Iraq chief (AP)
• Bush touts Iraq troop reduction, not big picture (AP)
• Iraqi parliament still gridlocked over provincial-election
• Obama: Bush plan for Afghanistan not enough (AP)
• Why Bush Scaled Back the Drawdown (Time.com)
• Democrats hit Bush on troop plan for both wars (Reuter
• Bush's Iraq withdrawal modest because gains are fragile, of
• Back-to-work MPs urged to resolve Iraq disputes (AFP)
• Shell agrees landmark $4 bln gas deal with Iraq (AFP)
• Arabiya journalist escapes booby-trapped car in Baghdad
• U.S. frees cameraman working for Baghdad TV station (R
• Bush Will Announce Iraq Troop Cuts, Buildup in Afghanistan
• Bush to order 8,000 troops out of Iraq (Reuters)
• Bush: Pakistan has 'responsibility' to battle extremists
• Bush: 8,000 US troops to leave Iraq (AFP)
• Pentagon IG reviewing 18 possible electrocutions (AP)
• Bush: US troop levels steady in Iraq until January (AF
• Bush to unveil Iraq troop plans as soon as Tuesday (Re
• US finds clues in bakery to foil Iraqi terror plot (AP
• Kurds fear Iraqi arms purchases (AFP)
• Kuwaiti PM to make first Iraq visit since Gulf War (AF
• Iraqi province on alert for cholera outbreak (AFP)
• Three killed in Baghdad attacks (AFP)
• U.S. begins hunting Iraq's bombmakers, not just bombs
• Rice says she has "open" relationship with Iraq (Reute
• Petraeus to hand over Iraq command on Sept 16 (AFP)
• Iraqi parliament faces urgent national issues (AP)
• Petraeus to hand over U.S. Iraq command Sept 16 (Reute
• Health chiefs battle to bring back Iraqi doctors (AP)
• Rice: US and Iraq have 'very open' relationship (AP)
• Iraqi police: Roadside bombs wound 14 in Baghdad (AP)
• Iraq says historic Kuwait visit delayed (Reuters)
• Iraqi minister in Kuwait to discuss compensation for 1991 i
• Iraqi minister to Kuwait for talks on war compensation
• How Fast Should Iraq Re-Arm? (Time.com)
• Baghdad's current problem: regulating private power (A
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,155 (AP)
• Iraq 'victory within sight': Palin (AFP)
• At least nine killed and 50 wounded in Iraq violence (
• UN envoy presses Iraq on controversial election (AFP)
• Official: 6 killed in Iraq bomb; Chalabi uninjured (AP
• Iraq's anti-Qaeda fighters fear for their future (AFP)
• Iraq wants answers on reported U.S. spying (Reuters)
• Iraq govt reacts sharply to US spying allegations (AP)
• White House: Bush wasn't detached from war review (AP)
• Palin's son's job to guard his commanders in Iraq (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,154 (AP)
• Growing Apathy Toward Iraqi Elections (Time.com)
• Official: Baghdad car bomb kills 2 (AP)
• Lingering tensions slow Iraqi withdrawal plans (AP)
• In Baghdad's Sadr City: Seven minutes of 'no to America'
• Bush Is Advised to Delay Further Iraq Withdrawals (Blo
• Iraq seeks Heritage status for restored marshlands (AF
• Bush to announce US troop levels in Iraq next week (AP
• Bush likely to unveil Iraq troop decision next week (A
• Modest US force cuts proposed for Iraq: defense official
• New book says US spied on Iraqi PM (AFP)
• Petraeus says Qaeda still undefeated in Iraq (Reuters)
• Iraq eyes Lockheed F-16 fighter aircraft purchase (Reu
• US to free 3,000 Iraq detainees during Ramadan (AFP)
• Iraq to bring expatriates home from Jordan (AP)
• New book says U.S. spied on Iraqi leaders: report (Reu
• Iraq seeks to buy fighter jets from US: report (AFP)
• Lawyers fear massacre if Iranians in Iraq handed over
• Iraq seeks to buy 36 F-16 fighters from U.S.: report (
• Bush Advised to Delay Further Iraq Withdrawals, Officials S
• Obama Says Iraq Surge Has `Succeeded Beyond Our Wildest Dre
• Bush mulling Iraq troop recommendations (AFP)
• Obama Says Iraq Surge Success Beyond `Wildest Dreams'
• Woodward: Bush 'too often failed to lead' on Iraq (AP)
• Gates, US military leaders in agreement on Iraq recommendat
• Bush mulling US troop levels in Iraq (AP)
• 2 US soldiers killed in Baghdad roadside bomb (AP)
• Baghdad to take control of Sunni anti-Qaeda groups: US
• Iraq war blasts onto Venice screen with 'Hurt Locker'
• U.S. detains second Iraqi cameraman this week (Reuters
• Antiwar march planned for last day of RNC (AP)
• Palin: Iraq war 'a task that is from God' (AP)
• US combat troops could be out of Baghdad by July: Petraeus
• U.S. troops could quit Baghdad "by July": report (Reut
• U.S. troops cast lines for elusive Saddam bass (McClat
• Iraq Kurds and government end standoff over northern town
• US forces detain Reuters photographer in Iraq (AFP)
• 2,183 Iraqi refugees admitted last month (AP)
• Reuters freelance photographer detained in Iraq (AP)
• Reuters seeks information on Iraqi photographer's arrest
• US-Iraqi forces detain photographer (AFP)
• Brazilian Vieira back at the helm of Iraq football (AF
• US troops mistakenly kill 6 Iraqis (AP)
• Iraq to reopen Abu Ghraib prison, include museum (Reut
• US has three days to respond to Iraq pact proposals: Shiite
• US forces kill six Iraqi security personnel in 'mistaken fi
• New Abu Ghraib prison to show crimes of Saddam (AFP)
• Brazilian Viera back at the helm of Iraq football (AFP
• Palin introducing herself; GOP blasts questions (AP)
• Bush: McCain is 'ready to lead' (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,152 (AP)
• Bush to give McCain boost on national security (AP)
• Baghdad touched by war even as security takes hold (AP
• Iraq: Key figures since war began (AP)
• Iraq army begins evicting Baghdad squatters (AFP)
• China to charge $6 a barrel to develop Iraq field (AFP
• Iraq begins campaign to evict Baghdad squatters (Reute
• Iraqi Cabinet approves China oil deal (AP)
• Iraq-US pact to go to parliament in 10 days: report (A
• Military: US soldier dies in Baghdad (AP)
• Eight people killed in Iraq bombings (AFP)
• U.S. hands over Anbar, Iraq's once-deadliest region (T
• Marchers urge Republicans to halt Iraq war (AFP)
• Iraqis take control of once-bloody Anbar province (AP)
• Iraq: An Anbar province timeline (AP)
• US military returns control of Anbar to Iraqis (AP)
• US hands over former Sunni rebel hotspot to Iraq (AFP)
• Immunity a sticking point in US-Iraq security pact: report
• U.S. hands over former Iraqi insurgent flashpoint (Reu
• Dark Days for Iraq's Awakening (Time.com)
• Bush hails turnover of Anbar to Iraqi forces (AP)
• Muslims' holy month of fasting starts (AP)
• Iraq largely free of foreign fighters: police (AFP)
• Iraqi prime minister suffers from overconfidence, U.S., Ira
• AP Exclusive: Incremental Anbar drawdown expected (AP)
• Time running out for Iraqi lawmakers to pass election law
• Doubts persist as Iraq takes over U.S.-backed patrols
• Iraq PM says Ramadan to celebrate victory over 'terrorists'
• Iraq-US troops on alert ahead of Anbar handover (AFP)
• Iraq changes team negotiating on US withdrawal: report
• Iraq "surge" followed sharp internal debate: report (R
• Iraqi police want equipment to stop bombers (AP)
• Kurds, Baghdad in dispute over government buildings (A
• Iraq to clear out Baghdad squatters (AFP)
• US military: More than 11,000 Iraqis freed in 2008 (AP
• Iraq election law must pass mid-Sept for 2008 vote (Re
• Iraqi troops take control of Iranian refugee camp (AFP
• Iraq militia chief condemned to death for Karbala killings
• Bombs, sectarian tensions still scar Iraq's Diyala (AP
• US says 11,000 Iraq detainees freed this year (AFP)
• Should Iraq Prosecute US Soldiers? (Time.com)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,151 (AP)
• Acquittal of ex-Marine sparks debate over law (AP)
• Source: Petraeus submitted preliminary Iraq report (AP
• Iraq's Palestinians still live in fear (AP)
• Loyalists of Iraq's Sadr sign blood oaths to continue fight
• Iraqi girl tells of ordeal as suicide bomber (Reuters)
• Jury acquits former Marine in killing of Iraqis (AP)
• Iraq's port city shows signs of an economic comeback (
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,150 (AP)
• U.S. jury acquits ex-Marine in Iraqi killings (Reuters
• Former US Marine cleared of manslaughter in California
• Defense contractor accused of human trafficking (AP)
• Senior Iraqi official suspected of militia links (AP)
• U.S. forces arrest senior Iraqi official (Reuters)
• US Army hearing on death of 4 Iraqis ends (AP)
• Top Iraqi official detained at Baghdad airport (AP)
• Iraq's Sadr suspends militia operations (AFP)
• Iraq says US to hand over former Sunni battleground (A
• China, Iraq reach $3 billion oil service deal (AP)
• Iraqi PM changes team negotiating U.S. troops pact (Re
• U.S. troops to hand back Iraq's Anbar province (Reuter
• Iraqi forces starting to lead but need US aid (AP)
• China hails $3bln oil deal with Iraq (AFP)
• Thousands of war protesters march in Denver (AP)
• Iraq veterans endorse Obama (AP)
• Families of Nepalese workers killed in Iraq sue KBR (R
• SoCal jury gets case of ex-Marine in Iraq deaths (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,148 (AP)
• Top U.S. Marine sees shift from Iraq to Afghanistan (R
• US forces to transfer control of Anbar to Iraqis (AFP)
• Obama Aide Says U.S.-Iran Negotiations Necessary for Iraq E
• US military says Baghdad bombing suspect detained (AP)
• Fewer Marines needed in Iraq's western province (AP)
• Iraq says U.S. agreed troop pullout compromise (Reuter
• U.S. soldiers say they executed Iraqis on riverbank: report
• Iraq says U.S. sought troop presence to 2015 (Reuters)
• 2 Iraqi officials accused of aiding al-Qaida (AP)
• Top Shiite cleric urges Iraqis to register to vote (AF
• Iraq seeks loan from Japan for water projects (AFP)
• US soldier dies in Baghdad (AP)
• Iraq urges 2011 deadline for U.S. troop withdrawal (Th
• Iraq veterans make some noise at convention (AP)
• Former Marine testifies in Iraqi detainee killings (AP
• Kurdish journalists under assault in Iraq (Reuters)
• Iraqi adviser says he quit to speak against Iran (AP)
• Judge upholds Iraq charges against former soldier (AP)
• Iraq suicide bomber kills 25 at police recruiting office
• Car bomb kills at least 25 in Diyala province (McClatc
• Suicide bomber kills 28 police recruits in Iraq (Reute
• Separate bombings kill at least 30 in Iraq (AP)
• Suicide blast at Iraq police recruiting centre kills 25
• Suicide bomber kills 28 in strike on Iraq recruits (Re
• Car bomb injures 13 in Saddam's home town (AFP)
• Car bomb kills 4, wounds 6 north of Baghdad (AP)
• Iraqi leader insists on deadline for troop pullout (AP
• Pennsylvania House Race Measures Voter Weariness With Iraq
• US Marine pleads not guilty to charges of Fallujah murder
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,147 (AP)
• Dazed Iraqi teen suicide bomber says she didn't want to die
• Iraqi girl aborts suicide bombing, surrenders (Reuters
• Iraq says 650 doctors have returned from exile (AP)
• Iraq soccer final before sellout crowd (AP)
• Iraq, U.S. clash over timetable for U.S. troop withdrawal
• Iraq parliament speaker leaves hospital after heart surgery
• Iraq, US agree no foreign troops after 2011: PM (AFP)
• US: No final troops deal with Iraq (AFP)
• Obama pounces on Iraq troop deal to slam McCain (AFP)
• Iraq-US pact puts troop pullout by 2011: negotiator (A
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,146 (AP)
• Diyala raid was rogue operation, Iraqi government says
• 2 Marines refuse to testify in ex-comrade's case (AP)
• Troops, casualties, costs in Iraq war (AP)
• US Marines refuse to testify in Iraq prisoner death trial
• Bush consults with Iraqi on troop withdrawal (AP)
• Iraq deal hovers over presidential campaign (AP)
• In reversal, Bush to accept Iraq withdrawal timetable
• Iraq wants U.S. troops deal to expire in three years (
• Iraq says no firm dates in U.S. troops deal (Reuters)
• Gunmen ambush electoral officials in southern Iraq (AP
• McCain: Obama tried to legislate Iraqi failure (AP)
• Iraq plans less intrusive security stance in Najaf (AF
• Lebanese PM to visit Iraq for trade talks (AFP)
• Shiite cleric killed, 17 wounded in Baghdad violence (
• Record number of US contractors in Iraq (The Christian
• Ex-Marine decries prosecution in civilian court (AP)
• Iraq pilgrims head home, suicide bomber strikes (Reute
• Suicide bomber kills 15 in Baghdad Sunni bastion (AFP)
• Suicide bomber strikes U.S.-backed guards in Baghdad (
• US drawdown raises security fears in Iraqi city (AP)
• Bombers strike Iraq pilgrims for 3rd straight day (AP)
• Iraq reserves right to hold Blackwater trial (AFP)
• U.S. prosecutors target six Blackwater staff: report (
• Newspaper: Blackwater guards get target letters (AP)
• Turkey says its planes hit PKK group in northern Iraq
• Millions of Shiites mark Iraq pilgrimage (AFP)
• Mashhadani undergoes 'successful' surgery in Jordan: embass
• Shi'ite pilgrims stream home from Iraq rite (Reuters)
• Turkish warplanes hit Kurdish rebel target in Iraq (AP
• Why Iraq is Still Oil Poor (Time.com)
• UN to remember victims of deadly Baghdad bombing (AFP)
• Kurd officials split on pullout from Iraq province (Re
• Iraqi, US units replace withdrawn Georgian troops (AFP
• For 3rd day, bomb strikes Iraq pilgrims, kills 6 (AP)
• US soldier hearing to start Sept 5 for Iraqi detainee murde
• Six killed in Iraq attack against Shiite pilgrims (AFP
• Pilgrims flock to Iraq shrine despite blasts (Reuters)
• Kurdish troops to withdraw from restive Iraq province
• Bomb in Baghdad strikes Shiite pilgrims, kills 6 (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,143 (AP)
• Kurdish forces agree to quit Iraq battlefield province
• US-trained Iraqi troops taking over Georgian base (AP)
• Iran training Iraqi hit squads: US military (AFP)
• Iraq heightens pilgrimage security as bombers strike (
• Kirkuk dispute fuels ethnic tensions in Iraq (AP)
• US: Quds, Hezbollah training hit squads in Iran (AP)
• Iraq's Sadr calls for followers to sign blood pact against
• Group says life not improving for tent camp Iraqis (AP
• Iran: regional countries should help Iraq (AP)
• Security crackdown on Iraq holy city after suicide bombs
• Iraq: US Marine killed by gunfire near Fallujah (AP)
• Roadside bomb kills Shiite pilgrim in Baghdad (AFP)
• Spate of Iraq bomb attacks kills 27 (AFP)
• Iraq's Talabani had heart surgery in US (AP)
• Suicide bombers kill 13 Iraq pilgrims: police (AFP)
• U.S. deserter to appeal Canada deportation order (Reut
• 6 US sailors charged with detainee abuse in Iraq (AP)
• Jordan king visits Iraqi parliament speaker in hospital
• Bombs target Shiite pilgrims, police in Baghdad (AP)
• Iraq's Talabani had heart surgery, politicians say (AP
• U.S. Navy charges Iraq camp guards with abuse (Reuters
• Five killed in Iraq bomb attacks (AFP)
• Iraqi president undergoes heart surgery (AFP)
• US: Tracking Russia-Georgia war is frustrating (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,141 (AP)
• U.N. pledges to expand in Iraq, 5 years after blast (R
• Bombs hit northern Iraq, forces expect more (Reuters)
• Iraq's new -- but scorned -- matchmaker: Internet (AFP
• Kurdish forces refuse to quit Iraq battlefield province
• Iraq anti-Qaeda leader survives 9th assassination bid
• Report: Iraq contracts have cost at least $85B (AP)
• Iraqi forces move en masse against insurgent hotbed (M
• Contractors reap 85 bln dlrs from Iraq war: US report
• Warrior with AK-47 becomes cleric with pseudonym (AP)
• Iraq parliament speaker in Jordan for tests after heart pro
• US mil: Suicide bomber kills 2 Iraqis in Baqouba (AP)
• Report: Iraq contracts have cost billions (AP)
• Iraq parliament speaker taken to Jordan with heart problems
• Curfew in Iraqi province after governor attacked (Reut
• Iraq imposes Baquba curfew after bomb kills three (AFP
• Nine pro-Iranian group suspects arrested in Baghdad: US mil
• Iraq governor survives attack, curfew imposed (Reuters
• Jordan's king in Iraq on landmark visit by Arab leader
• Georgian exit leaves vacuum near Iranian border (AP)
• A U.S. General on Security in Northern Iraq (U.S. News
• Jordan's King Abdullah makes first visit to post-Saddam Ira
• Iraqi leader gives refugees free flight home (AP)
• More than 200 Iraqi refugees repatriated on PM's plane
• Violence continues in Iraqi province despite amnesty offer
• Jordan's Abdullah first Arab leader to visit Iraq (Reu
• Airlift of Georgian troops from Iraq near complete: Pentago
• PART IV: for 2 Soldiers, Families, Lives (AP)
• From despair to hope via Google: US veterans help Iraqi ref
• Jordan's king holds talks with Iraqi PM in Baghdad (AP
• Report: US using 'money as a weapon' in Iraq (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,139 (AP)
• Iraq, China ready to revive major oil deal (AFP)
• Iraq Should Use Its Oil Sales to Pay for Rebuilding, Levin
• Georgia begins pulling forces out of Iraq: US military
• Iraq demands 'clear timeline' for US withdrawal (AP)
• US begins flying Georgian troops home from Iraq (AP)
• Iraq to revive oil deal with China (AP)
• Iraq demands "very clear" U.S. troop timeline (Reuters
• U.S. and Iraqi forces wall off threats in Sadr City (R
• McCain: Obama seeks to 'legislate failure' in Iraq (AP
• McCain slams Obama again for defeatism over Iraq (Reut
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,138 (AP)
• US-Iraqi officials seek to ease water shortages (AP)
• Georgia to withdraw all of its troops from Iraq (AFP)
• Death toll rises to 25 from Iraq market bombing (AP)
• Iraqi-Kurd MP lashes out at 'Turkish interference' (AF
• Time for Iraqis to assume responsibility: Obama (AFP)
• Obama Cites U.S. Deficit, Iraqi Surplus; McCain Touts Drill
• Qaeda detainee claims he kidnapped, killed 16 in Iraq
• Obama: McCain embracing harmful Bush policies (AP)
• Georgia to recall Iraq troops to help in S.Ossetia (AF
• Commander: Georgia to remove all troops in Iraq (AP)
• Marine ordered to stand trial in Fallujah killings (AP
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,136 (AP)
• Sadr promises to disband militia if U.S. sets Iraq withdraw
• Kirkuk 'city of Kurdistan': Iraqi Kurdish leader (AFP)
• Looking for suicide bombers in Iraq is no easy task (M
• Iraq resumes oil exploration after 20-year break (AFP)
• Sadr to disarm if U.S. withdraws on timetable (Reuters
• Sadr to dissolve militia if US withdraws from Iraq (AF
• Baghdad zoo welcomes pair of US-donated tiger cubs (AP
• US-bred Bengal tigers given to Baghdad zoo (AFP)
• First person: Embedded with Iraqi army, where saluting is o
• Marine to stand trial over detainee killing in Iraq (A
• Iraqi official defends spending, surplus (AP)
• Eight Iraq family members killed by old landmine (AFP)
• In Iraq, troops balance fighting and lending a hand (
• Iraq's oil profits huge while U.S. shoulders reconstruction
• White House denies fake Iraq-al-Qaida link letter (AP)
• Iraq: Gunmen kill US-allied Sunni group leader (AP)
• Iraqi Islamist leader sues Norway over human rights (A
• Secret deal kept British troops out of Basra: report (
• Report: UK troops cut deal and avoided Iraq battle (AP
• Iceland, Sweden to take in Iraq's Palestinian refugees
• Kurd president says Iraq vote bill a 'conspiracy' (AFP
• Refugees to move from Iraq desert to Iceland, Sweden (
• Iceland, Sweden to take in Palestinians from Iraq (AP)
• Iraq reissues tender to drill 2 oil wells (AP)
• Police fire water cannon at Bush protesters (AP)
• Obama's Overseas Spectacle Masks Policy Gaps on Iraq, China
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,131 (AP)
• U.S. must charge or release Reuters Iraq cameraman: CPJ
• Five killed, 28 injured in Iraq attacks (AFP)
• Squatters in Iraqi buildings fear they'll soon be on the st
• Hundreds protest in Baghdad over Kirkuk's status (AFP)
• Huge new US embassy reflects growing US-China ties (AP
• In Iraq, waiting for a lift with Tila Tequila (McClatc
• 'Durable security' near in violent Baghdad district: US com
• Four senior Qaeda suspects arrested in Iraq: military
• US: Soldier dies in vehicle accident in Iraq (AP)
• Twelve killed in Baghdad bomb blasts (AFP)
• Iraqi troops capture suspected Shiite militiamen (AP)
• GOP convention attracting array of demonstrators (AP)
• Car bomb kills eight in Baghdad: police (Reuters)
• Two US soldiers charged with murdering Iraqi prisoner
• U.S. soldiers charged over killing of Iraqi prisoner (
• 2 US soldiers charged in Iraqi detainee's death (AP)
• More than 10,000 detainees released in Iraq (AP)
• Tensions run high in Iraq over disputed Kirkuk (AP)
• Iraqi Arabs stage noisy protest over Kirkuk row (AFP)
• Iraq says 265 arrested in anti-Qaeda offensive (AFP)
• Detainee population in U.S. custody in Iraq falls (Reu
• US military says 10,000 detainees freed in Iraq (AFP)
• Filthy Iraqi drinking water raises cholera fears (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,127 (AP)
• Iraq arms sales request worth over nine billion dollars: Pe
• US shatters record for Iraqi refugee admissions (AP)
• Pentagon OKs over $10 billion in arms sales for Iraq (
• Ask AP: Iraqis in the US, printing less money (AP)
• Iraq by the numbers: key figures in the war (AP)
• US military in Iraq holding cameraman (AFP)
• Fewer Iraqi civilians killed in July (Reuters)
• Iraq forces arrest five in Al-Qaeda offensive (AFP)
• Iraq turning in President Bush's direction (AP)
• New sports center helps Iraqi youths opt out of insurgency
• US: Iraqi fighters extort, kidnap to raise funds (AP)
• `Martyrs' List' tallies Mahdi Army's troubles (AP)
• Some Iraq athletes will go to Olympics (McClatchy News
• Will Peace Hold in Sadr City? (Time.com)
• Prosecutors appeal dismissal of Haditha charges (AP)
• Afghanistan more deadly for U.S. troops than Iraq so far in
• Prominent names on al-Sadr's martyr list (AP)
• Turkish planes attack rebel Kurds in Iraq (AP)
• Iraqi Shiites head to shrine under shadow of bombings
• Thousands of Kurds protest in northern Iraqi city (AFP
• Turkish jets 'destroy Kurdish rebel base' inside Iraq
• State Department investigating Iraqi oil contracts (AP
• Hagel chides candidates on Iraq (AP)
• Iraqi athletes banned from the Summer Games (McClatchy
• Suicide bomber kills 8 US-allied Sunnis in Iraq (AP)
• Female bomber kills seven in northeast Iraq (Reuters)
• Woman suicide bomber kills eight in Iraq: police (AFP)
• Female suicide bomber kills 8 in Iraq (AP)
• US envoy says Iraq insurgency has lost its clout (AP)
• Walcott wins journalism medal for Iraq coverage (AP)
• Turkey bombs Kurdish targets in Iraq: military (AFP)
• Official says gunmen kill 3 in Baghdad (AP)
• US envoy doubts Iraqis will revert to violence (AP)
• U.S. to give thousands of Iraqis visas (Reuters)
• Son of Iraq journalist shot dead by US forces (AFP)
• Turkey bombs Kurdish targets in Iraq (AFP)
• Visa program expanded for Iraqis who worked for US (AP
• Turkey bombs 13 Kurdish targets in northern Iraq (AP)
• Iraq presidency council vetoes election bill (AFP)
• Ambassador: al-Qaida leaving Iraq for Afghanistan (AP)
• McCain denies he misstated timing of Iraq surge (AP)
• McCain's Iraq Argument (U.S. News & World Report)
• Iraqi forces aren't quite ready to take charge (McClat
• Iraqi army prepares assault in Diyala as election law vetoe
• US talks with Iraq could stretch years (AP)
• Next president to decide on Afghan troop levels (AP)
• Four US soldiers charged with conspiracy to murder Iraqis
• US urges Iraq to vote by year's end (AFP)
• Iraqi PM pitches reconstruction work to German firms (
• White House mum on new Bush trip to Iraq (AFP)
• Maliki tells Germany Iraq is open for business (AFP)
• Iraqis cast doubt on elections this year (AP)
• Obama wants troops out of Iraq by 2010 (AFP)
• Obama: Iraq now needs a political solution (AP)
• 4 US soldiers charged in detainee deaths in Iraq (AP)
• Obama says committed to Iraq withdrawal timetable (Reu
• Brown eyes 'change of mission' in Iraq as troops cut (
• Gunmen kill Iraqi journalist (AFP)
• Obama visits Iraq's Anbar, former insurgent haven (Reu
• Conviction of would-be Allawi assassins appealed (AP)
• Iraqi prime minister visiting Germany (AP)
• U.S. military says Iraq troop "surge" has ended (Reute
• Kurdish journalist killed in Iraq (AP)
• Obama talks to U.S. commanders and Iraqi officials (Th
• McCain insists he was right, Obama wrong on Iraq (AP)
• McCain Aide Says New York Times Rejection of Iraq Essay Unf
• Text of Obama statement on trip to Iraq (AP)
• Obama says has good talks with Maliki (Reuters)
• Obama's Drive-By Visit: The Iraqi View (Time.com)
• Obama Meets With Al-Maliki, U.S. Commanders in Iraq (B
• Obama meets top Iraqi leaders, US commanders (AFP)
• Iraqi leader meets Obama, calls for U.S. troops out by end
• US-Iraq deal won't spell out troop levels: White House
• Leaving Iraq: Debate Shifts to When (Time.com)
• Obama Arrives in Iraq With Support for Withdrawal (Blo
• Iraq Unsure How to Greet Obama (Time.com)
• Iraq official says US troops could leave by 2010 (AP)
• Iraq trip will show Obama he was 'wrong' on troop surge: Mc
• Obama Arrives in Iraq With Support for Troop Withdrawal Pla
• Barack Obama arrives in Baghdad: U.S. embassy (Reuters
• British PM blasts 'suicide' claim of Iraq hostage (AFP
• Diplomacy given fresh look as Bush presidency nears its end
• Bush adviser says Iraq timeline "very dangerous" (Reut
• Brown blasts 'suicide' claim of Iraq hostage (AFP)
• Iraq proposes delay in key provincial vote (AP)
• Maliki Doesn't Endorse Obama Troop Withdrawal Plan (Bl
• U.S. troops kill son of Iraqi governor (Reuters)
• US troops kill relatives of Iraq governor in raid (AP)
• ADVISORY: Baghdad story on views on Obama is withdrawn
• Iraq opens airport in holy city of Najaf (AP)
• Iraqis say they like Obama, divided on his policies (R
• Iraqi leader: US should leave as soon as possible (AP)
• Iraqi PM to visit Germany, Italy, meet pope (Reuters)
• Jordan allows 17,000 Iraqi refugees to stay (AFP)
• Iraq denies PM backed Obama troop cut plan (AFP)
• Iraq Not Backing Obama Troop Withdrawal Plan, Government Sa
• Iraq PM did not back Obama troop exit plan: government
• Report: British hostage in Iraq is dead (AP)
• Obama's Troop-Withdrawal Plan Backed by Iraqi Premier
• Obama's Troop-Withdrawal Plan Gets Support From Iraqi Premi
• Iraqi PM backs Obama troop pullout plan: report (AFP)
• Bush, Maliki, agree on 'time horizon' for US troop cut
• McCain jabs Obama on Iraq, Afghanistan (AFP)
• US general: al-Qaida may be easing effort in Iraq (AP)
• UK's Brown says wants to cut troops in Iraq (Reuters)
• Iraqi Sunnis end government boycott (AFP)
• Britain's Brown wants to cut troops in Iraq but no timetabl
• Iraqi Sunni bloc rejoins government (AP)
• Iraqi PM backs Obama troop exit plan: report (Reuters)
• Five-star hotel planned for Baghdad (AP)
• British prime minister meets with Iraqi leaders (AP)
• No artificial timetable for troop cuts in Iraq: Brown
• Iraq's Sunni Arab bloc rejoins government (Reuters)
• Iraqi village shows hope for wider stability (AP)
• Bush agrees to time 'horizon' on Iraq troop cuts (AP)
• McCain says Obama trip to Iraq may be soon (Reuters)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,124 (AP)
• Iraq crackdown focuses on arms smuggling from Iran (AP
• Senators seek review of wiring at Iraq bases (Reuters)
• McCain TV ad accuses Obama of shifting Iraq views (AP)
• McCain predicts 'spectacular' attacks in Iraq (AFP)
• U.S. troops at risk from shoddy wiring in Iraq: report
• McCain says he's glad Obama going to Iraq, sort of (AP
• McCain says Obama Europe trip amounts to politics (Reu
• Paring down high unemployment is Iraq's next task (AP)
• Baghdad to get first new post-Saddam luxury hotel (AFP
• Kuwait names 1st ambassador to Iraq since Gulf War (AP
• What Obama Should Do in Baghdad (Time.com)
• Iraqis divided by U.S. troop timetable call (Reuters)
• Kuwait names former army chief as Iraq envoy (AFP)
• Iraq PM to tour Germany, Italy from Monday (AFP)
• WHO says cholera, typhoid main health risks in Iraq (A
• Report: Kuwait names ambassador to Iraq (AP)
• Iraq's al-Qaida fighters now `furtive terrorists' (AP)
• Pentagon eyes more Iraq troop reductions (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,121 (AP)
• U.S. aims to send troops to Afghanistan, cut in Iraq (
• Cases against Iraq IG, deputy, end without charges (AP
• Some US soldiers in Iraq yearn to be in Afghan war (AP
• US military may seek further troop reductions in Iraq: admi
• Car bomb kills 12 in northern Iraq (AFP)
• Dems call for State to investigate Iraq oil deals (AP)
• US hands over control of province to Iraqis (AP)
• Where Iraq and Iran Meet, Uneasily (Time.com)
• Iraq takes control of Shiite province from US-led forces
• Iraq eyes full security control by year-end (Reuters)
• Military surge in Iraq ends; 150,000 troops remain (AP
• Analysis: GOP, Dems using wars to define Obama (AP)
• Iraqi Kurds block vote on election plan (AP)
• Obama to direct US firepower at Al-Qaeda, not Iraq (AF
• Iranian goods offer economic lifeline to Iraqis (AFP)
• Bush rejects 'artificial' timetable for Iraq pullout (
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,120 (AP)
• 28 killed in twin suicide attacks in Iraqi city (AP)
• Bush, Congress get record lows in AP-Ipsos poll (AP)
• Obama and McCain Debate Iraq and Foreign Policy (U.S.
• Fugitive Saddam aide sees US troops gone by 2008 (AP)
• Obama Web site removes `surge' from Iraq problem (AP)
• McCain calls for Iraq strategies in Afghanistan (AP)
• Obama wrong on Iraq: McCain (AFP)
• Obama: Iraq distracting from every other threat (AP)
• Obama says will end "single-minded" focus on Iraq (Reu
• McCain: Use Iraq strategies in Afghanistan (AP)
• Fugitive Saddam deputy in 'message' to Iraq insurgents
• Multiple bombings kill 40 in northern Iraq (Reuters)
• Iraq suicide bombings kill 37 (AFP)
• Police: Iraq suicide bombers kill 28 army recruits (AP
• Two suicide bombings kill nine in northern Iraq (AFP)
• Obama: U.S. must end "single-minded" focus on Iraq (Re
• Iraq opens contest to design new flag (AP)
• Obama speech sets stage for foreign trip (AFP)
• 3 convicted in plot to kill Iraqi leader Allawi (AP)
• Two suicide bombers kill 20 at Iraq army base (AFP)
• Britain to send 120 more troops to Iraq: defence ministry
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,119 (AP)
• White House says US-Iraq talks on troops 'on track' (A
• Obama Urges Shifting Focus From Iraq to Afghanistan (B
• A gentle descent to Baghdad's airport (AP)
• Iraq second city still faces militia threat: Britain (
• Iraq says petrodollars hold key to peace (AFP)
• Obama Shifts Focus From Iraq, Eyes More Troops for Afghanis
• U.S. and Iraq near a deal on drawdown plan (The Christ
• Obama vows not to seek permanent US bases in Iraq (AFP
• US pleased, worried, by newfound Iraqi confidence (AP)
• Kurdish rebels say abducted Germans in good health (AP
• US, Iraq still aiming for troop deal this year: officials
• Time for US to leave Iraq? Not so fast, say analysts (
• Iraq eyes new offensive; U.S. talks scaled back (Reute
• Iraqi official denies US, Iraq abandoning troop deal (
• Gunmen kill 2 in soccer game attack near Baghdad (AP)
• Iraq expects 'tough' fighting in Qaeda stronghold (AFP
• Newfound Iraqi confidence pleases, worries US (AP)
• Military chief: More UK troops will leave Iraq in 2009
• Fear still stalks mixed Baghdad district (AFP)
• U.S. and Iraq scale back security deal plans: W.Post (
• Ahmadinejad claims met coalition commanders in Iraq: report
• Roadside bombings kill five in Iraq (AFP)
• Obama says U.S. troop withdrawal backed by Iraqi govt
• US considers additional troop pullouts from Iraq: report
• Iraq handing out cash to people on the streets (AP)
• Iraqi tribal chief wants more aid from Baghdad (AP)
• Gunmen kill 2 police, injure another in north Iraq (AP
• Iraqi cleric's aide detained, sparking Shiite rivalry
• As violence recedes in Iraq, rebuilding gets tough (AP
• AP: 'Lob bombs' biggest worry for US in Baghdad (AP)
• Officer considering murder charge for Marine (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,118 (AP)
• U.S. military finds bodies of 2 kidnapped soldiers in Iraqi
• US contractor in Iraq accused of electrocution deaths
• Remains of two missing US soldiers found in Iraq (AFP)
• Former KBR electricians criticize contractors work (AP
• Bush thanks UAE for canceling Iraq debt (AFP)
• Iraq dismisses report on Israeli air drills (Reuters)
• Bodies of 2 missing US soldiers are found in Iraq (AP)
• Israeli jets use Iraqi airspace to practice Iran strike: we
• Reuters seeks U.S. army video of staff killed in Iraq
• Bodies of missing U.S. soldiers identified in Iraq (Re
• Peace dividend in Iraq's Basra faces obstacles (Reuter
• US military detains 9 suspected militants in Iraq (AP)
• Senate OKs promotions of Iraq generals (AP)
• Iraqis tortured by UK military settle case for $6M (AP
• Turkish leader visits Iraq; Kuwait to send envoy (AP)
• Turkish PM says Iraq to back fight against Kurdish guerrill
• Iraq and Turk leaders agree to boost ties (Reuters)
• Turkish PM in Iraq (AP)
• Drought threatens Iraq's crops and water supply (AP)
• Al-Qaida in Iraq militants detained (AP)
• Iraq: 2 new refinery deals close (AP)
• Turkish PM arrives in Iraq on first visit (AFP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,116 (AP)
• US-funded effort to win over Sadr City residents (AP)
• US has released thousands of detainees in Iraq (AP)
• Iraqi forces estimated to become proficient in '09 (AP
• U.S. ground troops mostly done in Iraq in '09 (Reuters
• US braces for possible surge in insurgent attacks (AP)
• Electoral pressure seen driving Iraq pullout timetable dema
• Growth in US exports to Iran surprises lawmakers (AP)
• Has Al-Maliki Turned on the U.S.? (Time.com)
• U.S. ground troops mostly done in Iraq in '09: general
• US says Iranian-sponsored attacks in Iraq falling (AP)
• General: Iraq needs long-term US military help (AP)
• Has Maliki Turned on the US? (Time.com)
• Bombs kill 10 in Iraq but number of attacks falls (AP)
• Iraqi general targeted as attacks kill 14 (AFP)
• Suicide bomber kills seven in northern Iraq city (AFP)
• Obama: Iranian missile tests call for more talks (AP)
• Tiny Iraq navy to flex muscle as oil guardian (Reuters
• Twin bombings kill six in Iraq's Sunni bastion (AFP)
• The story of Mosul: Few jobs, lots of trouble (AP)
• U.S. opposes arbitrary withdrawal date for Iraq troops
• McCain, Obama at odds over Iraqi withdrawal demand (AF
• US still aiming for July security pact with Iraq: White Hou
• Iran's Chemical Ali survivors still bear scars (Reuter
• McCain: US withdrawal in Iraq will come in time (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,115 (AP)
• Review board orders AP journalist held (AP)
• Gates optimistic that Iraq troop cutbacks will continue
• US chief: Iraq needs time to stabilize after fight (AP
• Iraq starts to 'take its place' in Gulf region, US says
• Police show cars owned by Saddam's son (AP)
• Iraqi uranium transferred to Canada (AFP)
• Joint Chiefs chairman: Security gains holding (AP)
• Iraq demands pullout timetable in US defence pact talks
• Iraq says may agree timetable for U.S. withdrawal (Reu
• US may cut troops in Iraq no matter who is president: repor
• Female bomber kills two in Iraq market blast (AFP)
• Iraq's al-Maliki wants short-term US agreement (AP)
• Female suicide bomber kills 9 north of Baghdad (Reuter
• As Afghanistan boils, McCain keeps focus on Iraq (The
• Iraqi Shiite Party rises as Sadr falls (The Christian
• UAE cancels Iraq debt, names new ambassador (AP)
• UAE cancels nearly $7 bln in Iraq debt (Reuters)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,114 (AP)
• Bomb kills US-allied Sunni near Baghdad (AP)
• More power in Iraq, but shortages linger (AP)
• UAE scraps billions in Iraqi debt, names Baghdad envoy
• Iraq attacks kill 15 (AFP)
• UAE scraps Iraq debt, names Baghdad envoy (AFP)
• Iraqi president expresses support for Turkish govt (AF
• Iraq blasts kill 15 (AFP)
• Report: United Arab Emirates cancels Iraqi debt (AP)
• Obama struggles to thread needle on Iraq (AFP)
• Baghdad car bomb kills six, wounds 14: police (Reuters
• Seven killed in Iraq bombing (AFP)
• UAE names ambassador to Iraq (AFP)
• Six killed in Baghdad car bombing (AFP)
• Obama: Media response to Iraq remarks overblown (AP)
• AP Exclusive: US removes uranium from Iraq (AP)
• US soldier dies in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq emerging as key route in global drugs trade (AFP)
• Obama "puzzled" by Iraq comment frenzy (Reuters)
• Veterans group plans ad campaign touting Iraq war (AP)
• Iraqi boy's first swim hopeful sign of progress (AP)
• Baghdadis make splash in new pool as temperature soars
• Iraq PM says Baghdad saved from 'terrorist siege' (AFP
• US Secretary of State 'proud' of Iraq invasion: interview
• US soldiers in Iraq mark Fourth of July (AP)
• Gunmen assassinate Shiite official in Iraq (AP)
• Troops in Iraq celebrate Fourth by reenlisting (McClat
• Hundreds of US troops in Iraq re-enlist for national day
• Iraqi Shiites denounce security pact with US (AFP)
• Syria returns stolen marble artifact to Iraq (AP)
• Federal judge orders 2 Marines released from jail (AP)
• Obama says Iraq trip could refine his policy (AP)
• Obama wades into controversy with Iraq comments (Reute
• Obama insists no change in Iraq plan (AFP)
• Obama's past comments on Iraq troop withdrawal (AP)
• Iraqi PM to parade progress on trip (AP)
• Obama says he might "refine" his Iraq position (Reuter
• State denies it pushed for Texas-Iraq oil deal (AP)
• Iraq PM to visit UAE Sunday (AFP)
• Iraq creates task force to probe stolen antiquities (A
• Iraq may ban images of religious figures in poll (Reut
• Iraq says competition deciding factor in oil deals (AF
• Iraqi officials say Jordan's king plans visit (AP)
• The Battle for Catholic Voters (Time.com)
• Iraq says election ads can't show non-candidates (AP)
• Iraq says Jordan king to visit next week (AFP)
• Iraq eyes conditions on local election campaigning (Re
• U. S. officials condoned Hunt-Kurd oil deal-documents
• Former Australian FM Downer quits politics (AFP)
• McCain camp cranks up pressure ahead of Obama's Iraq trip
• U.S., Iraq narrow differences over forces pact, Iraq says
• Bush says US to send more troops to Afghanistan (AP)
• Iraq says Jordan king and Turkish PM to visit (Reuters
• U.S. conviction upheld in FBI sting of NY Muslims (Reu
• Iraq arrests provincial governor: officials (AFP)
• Talks 'continuing' on US-Iraq security pact: White House
• U.S. flexible on Iraq pact, hurdles remain: Zebari (Re
• Britain tightens ban on Hezbollah (Reuters)
• Iraq-US security pact 'almost finalised': FM (AFP)
• Rehabilitating Sadr City (Time.com)
• US agrees to scrap immunity for security guards in Iraq: FM
• Iraq: Miles-long gas lines despite oil riches (AP)
• Iraqi foreign minister urges security deal with US (AP
• Truck bomb wounds at least 15 near Mosul, Iraq (AP)
• Total on verge of signing Iraq oil service contract: presid
• Iraq assembly mulls US military pact (AFP)
• Last U.S. "surge" brigade begins leaving Iraq (Reuters
• Ex-Abu Ghraib inmates sue US firms for torture (AFP)
• 13 Americans, not 12, electrocuted in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq Sunni bloc on verge of rejoining government (Reut
• Sunni bloc says it will return to Iraq cabinet (AFP)
• Six killed in Iraq's Diyala province (AFP)
• Iraqi Kurdistan criticises Baghdad's oil plans: report
• Iraq opens door to foreign bidding to increase oil output
• Abu Ghraib inmates sue contractors, claim torture (AP)
• US, NATO deaths in Afghanistan pass Iraq toll (AP)
• Iraq sues companies over oil-for-food kickbacks (Reute
• Six more combat units to head to Iraq: Pentagon (AFP)
• Bush signs $162 billion war spending bill (AP)
• Police: 4 judges targeted by bombs in Iraq (AP)
• Army, Marine units heading to Iraq in 2009 (AP)
• Highlights of war funding, GI benefits bill (AP)
• Afghanistan deadlier than Iraq again for troops (AP)
• Iraq throws open door to foreign oil firms (Reuters)
• US transfer of Shiite province to Iraq delayed (AFP)
• Iraq fails to ink deals with global oil majors (AFP)
• Bush signs Iraq and Afghanistan war-funding (AFP)
• Five Iraqi judges escape Baghdad bombs (Reuters)
• Bomb attacks target three Baghdad judges (AFP)
• Army study: Iraq occupation was understaffed (AP)
• In Maliki's hometown, grief and questions after deadly U.S.
• Program in Iraq against al-Qaida faces uncertainty (AP
• Sen. Kerry facing first Democratic foe in decades (AP)
• Correction: Iraq-Inside the Walls story (AP)
• U.S. faces Iraqi anger over raid near Kerbala (Reuters
• Car bomb kills seven policemen in Iraq (AFP)
• Suicide bomber kills 7 policemen in northern Iraq (Reu
• Qaeda claims Iraq suicide bombing (AFP)
• New panel to iron out differences on Iraq oil law: Kurd lea
• Ankara, Tehran ganging up against Kurds: rebel chief (
• Kurdish regional leader stands by oil deals (AP)
• McCain, Iraqi president say progress being made (AP)
• WHO opens office in Baghdad (AFP)
• Al-Qaida in Iraq says it was behind Anbar attack (AP)
• Iraq police find 7 bodies, suspected al Qaeda jail (Re
• Iraq earmarks $8 million for new state oil company (AP
• Iraqi Qaeda group claims Anbar attack (Reuters)
• Officials: 30,000 troops heading to Iraq in 2009 (AP)
• Iraqi officials outraged by U.S. raid in prime minister's h
• U.S. C-130 makes emergency landing in Baghdad field (R
• Iraq veteran discharged for acknowledging he's gay (AP
• U.S. handover of Iraqi province delayed (Reuters)
• Baghdad's walls keep peace but feel like prison (AP)
• Congress Backs $162 Billion for Iraq, Afghanistan (Blo
• US troops nab suspect in deadly Iraq suicide bombing (
• Iraq says two dozen Shiite fighters have surrendered (
• Rare Iraqi Jewish books 'surface in Israel' (AFP)
• Congress passes Iraq war spending bill (AP)
• US delays Anbar handover due to weather (AP)
• Weather delays U.S. handover of Iraqi province (Reuter
• Iraqi Supreme Court judge shot dead in ambush (AFP)
• Iraq tries to entice back doctors who fled violence (R
• Md. mom uses son's Iraq death to help change law (AP)
• US Senate approves Iraq, Afghanistan war funding (AFP)
• Congress passes new Iraq war funds (Reuters)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,113 (AP)
• US says top al-Qaida figure killed (AP)
• 3 Marines among 43 dead on bloody day in Iraq (McClatc
• Militia in Saddam's home province told to lay down arms
• At least 38 killed in Iraq bombings (AFP)
• Suicide bomber kills 15 in Iraq's Anbar province (AFP)
• CBS to appeal ruling on Marine interview (AP)
• Bush, Talabani discuss complex Iraq security deal (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,110 (AP)
• U.S. direction in Asia hinges on Iraq: advisers (Reute
• Will the Calm in Baghdad Last? (Time.com)
• Marine jailed for refusing to testify in Iraq case (AP
• Iraq, U.S. making progress on security pact: Talabani
• Bush, Talabani work on US-Iraq security pact (AFP)
• US-Iraq pact must suit Baghdad: Bush (AFP)
• Bomb in Qaeda bastion in Iraq kills 3 U.S. troops (Reu
• Three more US soldiers killed in Iraq (AFP)
• Voters split over McCain, Obama views on Iraq (AP)
• 3 Americans killed, Shiite fighting in south (AP)
• Iraq Through the Looking Glass(es) (Time.com)
• Iraq PM gives new one week deadline to Shiite militants
• Sadr City blast reveals new dangers for U.S. (The Chri
• 90 Iraqis wounded in car bomb: US military (AFP)
• Iraq bomb kills 3 U.S. soldiers, interpreter (Reuters)
• Iraq: 14 Shiite gunmen arrested (AP)
• US: 3 American troops killed in northern Iraq (AP)
• Bush to meet Iraqi president Wednesday (AFP)
• Bush, Talabani to meet on Iraq security (Reuters)
• Baghdad bombing kills 4 Americans, 6 Iraqis (McClatchy
• Senators seek to stop Iraq oil deals (Reuters)
• Four Americans, Italian, six Iraqis killed in Baghdad blast
• Bush administration to leave Iraq oil deals alone (AP)
• Rice laments US civilian deaths in Iraq (AFP)
• Rice: Sadr City attack reminder of dangers Americans face
• Bomb kills six Iraqis, four Americans in Baghdad (Reut
• Four Americans, six Iraqis killed in Baghdad blast (AF
• New Iraq war guidelines stress role of citizens (AFP)
• Blast in Baghdad's Sadr City kills 4 Americans (AP)
• US official visits Syria for talks on Iraq refugees (A
• Four Americans killed in Baghdad blast (AFP)
• Two Americans killed in Baghdad bombing: embassy (Reut
• Iraqi Kurds sign oil deals with Canadian firms (AFP)
• Iraqi passions turn to soccer – for 90 minutes (T
• First contractor convicted under U.S. military law in Iraq
• Trial postponed for ex-Marine charged in Iraq case (AP
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,104 (AP)
• Baghdad's minibus taxis bridge sectarian divide (Reute
• Security gains in Iraq are fragile, reversible: Pentagon
• U.S. says Iraqi forces still need American help (Reute
• As US military buildup in Iraq ends, what next? (AP)
• Freed of militias, Basra has new problems (AP)
• 'Operation Baghdad' nabs 75 in Europe immigrant racket: Eur
• European police nab Iraq immigrant ring (AP)
• Iraqi PM pledges to enforce law after Amara raid (Reut
• US military to hand back Sunni bastion of Anbar to Iraq
• American soldier killed, 5 others wounded in Iraq (AP)
• Iraq PM announces crackdown in Qaeda bastion (AFP)
• One U.S. soldier killed, five wounded in Iraq attack (
• U.S. soldier reportedly killed by Iraqi official (McCl
• Iraqi forces to take over security in Anbar (Reuters)
• Court delays hearing on Saddam super-yacht (AFP)
• Mortar attack kills 10 US-allied Sunnis (AP)
• Mortar attacks kill 10 Iraqis in Diyala (AFP)
• U.S., Iraqi forces meet no Sadr resistance in Amara (T
• Iraq Suicide Bomber Kills 16 (Time.com)
• Qatar end Iraqi hopes of World Cup qualification (AFP)
• Iraqis