17 January 2012 | News | John Glaser
A Shi’ite militia that fought U.S. troops in Iraq said Tuesday it will not lay down its arms immediately due to concerns about the remaining American presence and an unstable Iraqi government.
The U.S. has approximately 17,000 personnel based at its embassy in Baghdad, notoriously referred to as the size of the Vatican, and about 5,000 [...]
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16 January 2012 | News | Jason Ditz
US Military Contractors ‘Trade Group’ Presses Clinton to Intervene in Iraq Arrests | Reports: Maliki ordered hundreds of contractors arrested
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11 January 2012 | News | Jason Ditz
Kurdistan Won’t Hand Over Iraqi VP to Maliki | Calls for Maliki to accept trial outside of Baghdad
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08 January 2012 | News | Jason Ditz
Gov. Perry Vows to Reinvade Iraq if Elected | Congressional authorization still on the books
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08 January 2012 | News | Jason Ditz
Iraq Interior Ministry Presses Kurds to Hand Over VP
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05 January 2012 | News | Jason Ditz
Emergency Session of Iraqi Parliament as Boycotting MPs Return | High stakes talks on potential Hashemi arrest, future of power-sharing
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04 January 2012 | News | John Glaser
The U.S. ambassador to Iraq has expressed approval of Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki’s quest to detain Iraq’s vice president on terrorism charges, despite almost everyone else recognizing it as part of a troubling pattern of consolidating dictatorial power.
“There is a serious effort by the Iraqi judiciary to have a free and fair and just [...]
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02 January 2012 | News | Jason Ditz
Terror Charges Abound as Iraq Political Crisis Grows | Iraqiya denies talks with Iran, slams allegations against Talabani
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01 January 2012 | News | Jason Ditz
As Tensions Rise, Iraqi Sunnis Flee Mixed Neighborhoods | Sectarian cleansing continues in Iraq
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29 December 2011 | News | Jason Ditz
Turkish Warplanes Kill 35 Civilians in Northern Iraq | Military insists it had ‘no way of knowing’
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