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Uniformed Gunmen Attack Sahwa Member’s Family, Killing 5 and Wounding 7

by Margaret Griffis | Sep 28, 2011

Five people were killed and seven others were wounded when gunmen dressed in Iraqi army uniforms stormed the home of a Sahwa member in Abu Ghraib. The man’s wife, daughter, two sons and a fifth relative were killed. Seven other family members were wounded. He was not present.

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Iraqi Kurdish MP Slams US for Plan to Provide Drones to Turkey

by Jason Ditz | Sep 27, 2011

Iraqi Kurdish MP Slams US for Plan to Provide Drones to Turkey | Says drones designed ‘to kill Kurds’

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Iraq to Agree on US Trainers Soon Under Pressure From US

by John Glaser | Sep 27, 2011

To comply with current law, the US has three months to completely withdraw from Iraq. But on Tuesday Iraq's foreign minister said he believes there will soon be a final agreement on keeping thousands of US "trainers" in Iraq past the December deadline outlined in the...

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Maliki Aide: Iraq Agrees to Buy 18 F-16 Warplanes From US

by Jason Ditz | Sep 26, 2011

Maliki Aide: Iraq Agrees to Buy 18 F-16 Warplanes From US | $3 billion deal likely to ensure more ‘trainers’ will stay

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Attack on Gov’t Building in Iraqi Holy City Kills 22, Wounds 106 Others

by Margaret Griffis | Sep 25, 2011

A series of four blasts killed at least 22 people in the holy city of Karbala, and about 106 others were reported wounded. The first blast, from a car bomb, took place at 9:30 a.m. and targeted civilians waiting outside a government passport and identity agency in the Bab Tweirij district.

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US Drones Likely Headed to Turkey to Fight Kurds

by Jason Ditz | Sep 23, 2011

US Drones Likely Headed to Turkey to Fight Kurds

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New Draft of Oil Law Could Mean More Hostilities for Iraq

by Margaret Griffis | Sep 23, 2011

The Iraqi cabinet has amended the draft of a much-debated hydrocarbons law, further complicating the delicate political atmosphere. The changes advanced could provoke political hostilities in oil-rich regions north, south and west of Baghdad.

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Mullen: US Won’t Ignore Iran ‘Attacks’ in Iraq

by Jason Ditz | Sep 22, 2011

Mullen: US Won’t Ignore Iran ‘Attacks’ in Iraq | Tells Senate Iranian government ‘have been warned’

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Iraqi Parliament Speaker: Govt Not Telling MPs About US Troop Deal

by Jason Ditz | Sep 22, 2011

Iraqi Parliament Speaker: Govt Not Telling MPs About US Troop Deal | Insists Maliki govt offered no briefings

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Turkey Bombs More PKK Targets in Iraq

by Jason Ditz | Sep 21, 2011

Turkey Bombs More PKK Targets in Iraq | Vows strikes to continue, asks US for help

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