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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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Sadr: Maliki Building a New Dictatorship

by Jason Ditz | Sep 21, 2011

Sadr: Maliki Building a New Dictatorship | Concern as Maliki orders MP arrested for ‘insulting’ him

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Mullen: Iraq Troop Total to Drop to 30,000 by End of September

by Jason Ditz | Sep 20, 2011

Mullen: Iraq Troop Total to Drop to 30,000 by End of September | 10 days left and 44,500 troops still there

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Awakening Council Leader, Three Others Killed in Ramadi

by Jason Ditz | Sep 20, 2011

Awakening Council Leader, Three Others Killed in Ramadi | Suicide bombing targeted government complex

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Iraq: Sectarian Tensions Still High As Sunni Demonstrators Refuse To Be Silenced

by Margaret Griffis | Sep 19, 2011

In Anbar province, protesters demanding the release of four detainees became outraged when a military patrol tried to disperse them. The protesters were demanding the release of four men who were arrested following a deadly attack on Shi’ite pilgrims last week. The protesters said they would continue to hold sit-ins until the four suspects are released.

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Study: 59 Percent of Iraqi Widows Lost Husbands Under US Occupation

by Jason Ditz | Sep 18, 2011

Study: 59 Percent of Iraqi Widows Lost Husbands Under US Occupation | Warns massive number of widows could lead to terrorism

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