The Nation
All eyes now on Moscow talks
Although it was a net victory for the host nation Iraq, to add to its regional prestige and showcase its ability to provide a safe and secure environment for a major international gathering, the two-day talks in Baghdad between Iran and the world powers produced few tangible results, save an agreement to continue for another round set in Moscow two weeks from now.
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Pravda
G5 +1, divided on the Iranian nuclear issue
There are discrepancies between the U.S., the UK, France, Germany, Russia and China, members of the Group 5 +1 (G5 +1) - to respond to the proposal made by Iran in talks that have started Wednesday morning in Baghdad, the Iraqi capital
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Reuters
Iran, big powers agree to hold more nuclear talks in June
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iran and world powers agreed to meet again in Moscow next month for more talks to try to end the long-running dispute over Tehran's nuclear programme, but there was scant progress to resolve the main sticking points between the two sides.
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Washington Post
Iran, world powers to keep talking, but no progress on a deal
BAGHDAD — A faltering diplomatic effort to persuade Iran to curtail its nuclear program was salvaged Thursday by an agreement to hold further talks next month in Moscow, concluding two days of negotiations that exposed the difficulty of bridging the chasm between Tehran’s ambitions and the West’s demands.
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AP
Nuclear talks with Iran set to resume next month
BAGHDAD (AP) -- Iran and six world powers wrapped up talks Thursday still far apart over how to oversee Tehran's atomic program, but with resolve to keep dialogue going as an alternative to possible military action....
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Telegraph
Iran nuclear talks break-up without deal on nuclear stockpile
Iran failed to reach agreement with the world's six leading powers over the most critical part of its nuclear stockpile on Thursday night after a second day of fraught negotiations in Baghdad.
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National Post
Iran has ‘absolute right’ to uranium enrichment; Jalili
Iran has the “absolute right” to uranium enrichment, Tehran’s chief negotiator at talks in Baghdad with world powers, Saeed Jalili, said on Thursday.
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Al Jazhera
More talks planned on Iran nuclear issue
Catherine Ashton, P5+1 lead negotiator, announces further discussions with Iran next month as meeting in Baghdad ends.
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The Guardian
Iran nuclear programme talks salvaged from collapse
Last-ditch agreement reached in Baghdad to make another attempt at a compromise deal in Moscow next monthInternational talks over Iran's nuclear programme were salvaged from collapse in Baghdad with a last-ditch agreement to make another attempt at a compromise deal in Moscow next month.After two days of intense talks in the Iraqi capital, Catherine Ashton, the EU foreign policy chief said: "It...
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BBC
Fresh Iran talks called in Moscow
Talks on Iran's nuclear programme end with "significant differences", EU officials in Baghdad say, but the two sides agree to meet again in Moscow in June.
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FT
Iran nuclear talks to resume in Moscow
Fresh meeting holds out some hope of a possible deal but there was no sign in Baghdad that negotiatiors had managed to bridge any differences
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Huffington Post
Daniel J. Graeber: Kurdish Oil Pipeline Could Split Iraq
Kurdish leaders in the north aim to defy Baghdad by exporting oil to Turkey through a new pipeline. Given simmering acrimony between the Kurdish government and Baghdad, that pipeline may be the tether that formally pulls Iraq in two.
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BBC
Iran nuclear teams keep talking
Talks in Baghdad on Iran's controversial nuclear programme are continuing for a second - unscheduled - day after diplomats fail to reach agreement.
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CNN
A lull in the drift toward war with Iran?
Aaron Miller says Baghdad talks might delay confrontation with Iran but will not stop its ambitions to be a nuclear power. Only regime change could do that.
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Times of India
Iran, world powers agree new round of talks: Diplomat
Iran and world powers agreed on Thursday to hold a new round of nuclear talks, a diplomat involved in discussions in Baghdad said, with EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton to give details shortly.
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Foreign Policy
Progress slowed in second day of Baghdad talks with Iran
Progress
has slowed during talks in Baghdad between six world powers and Iran over the
country's nuclear development program. On Thursday, Iran's lead negotiator, Saeed Jalili,
met with Catherine Ashton, the European Union's foreign affairs chief, but Iran rejected the offer. Iranian media stated that Ashton did not
have anything new to offer in her proposals. The package was
criticized by Ir...
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The Jerusalem Post
Iran: P5+1 making 'difficult atmosphere' at talks
Tehran accuses US of causing impasse at Baghdad nuclear talks, says world powers don't have "clear mandate" to act.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
As Baghdad talks end, Iran insists on 'undeniable right' to enrich uranium
Iranian diplomat involved in discussions says package offered by Western nations falls far short of a compromise
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BBC
VIDEO: Tensions over Iran nuclear facilities
Iran's nuclear negotiators have spent much of the day sat around a table in Baghdad with six western powers, but British Prime Minister David Cameron has already held talks on the possibility of conflict in the Middle East.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
World powers discuss potential Iranian nuclear deal in Baghdad
After a 15-month diplomatic freeze which saw tensions soar, the six powers were testing Irans readiness to curb its disputed uranium enrichment program, under pressure of harsher sanctions.
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FOX
Iran seeks concessions in Baghdad nuclear talks- Hamas attack victims slam US for siding with Iran |
New York Times
Global Powers and Iran Meet in Baghdad
Leaders from the United States and five other countries resumed talks with Iran a day after Tehran signaled willingness to allow potentially intrusive inspections of military facilities.
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Huffington Post
Baghdad Nuclear Talks: Crucial Negotiations On Iranian Nuclear Program Take Off
BAGHDAD -- A senior Iranian official says nuclear talks between world powers and Tehran over Iran's atomic program have begun in the Iraqi capital.Negotiators from the U.S. and five other world powers sat down Wednesday with a team of Iranian diplomats to try to hammer out specific goals in the yearslong impasse over Tehran's nuclear program.Read More...More on Iran
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USA Today
Gunmen attack bus in Iraq, killing 2
Iraqi officials say gunmen have attacked a bus northeast of Baghdad, killing two people.
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WSJ
Iranians' Focus Is on Economy
When Iran meets with world powers in Baghdad this week for nuclear negotiations, the Islamic Republic's most pressing concern will be how to ease sanctions crippling its economy.
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Daily Mail
Sky over Baghdad turns ORANGE after sandstorm hits city as it prepares to host atomic talks with Iran
The sky turned an ominous orange as sand from the surrounding desert blew into the Iraqi capital and caused mayhem.
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Irish Times
US Senate approves Iran sanctions
The US Senate has unanimously approved a package of new economic sanctions on Iran's oil sector just days ahead of a meeting in Baghdad between major world powers and Tehran.
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China Daily
Baghdad talks can help resolve nuke dispute
China said Monday that talks scheduled for later this week in Baghdad can help resolve the Iranian nuclear dispute as well as promote peace and stability in the region.
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Times of India
UN atom chief hopeful on Iran deal before Baghdad meet
The U.N. nuclear supervisor arrived in Tehran early on Monday voicing optimism he could reach a deal to investigate suspected atom bomb research - a possible breakthrough that Iran may hope could help ease Western sanctions pressure and deflect threats of war.
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White House
Remarks by the President Before Working Session with G8 Leaders
9:24 A.M. EDT
THE PRESIDENT: All right, everybody, listen up. First of all, I want to welcome all the leaders here. The press, you're welcome as long as you don't break anything. (Laughter.)
This is, by the way, the largest gathering ever of international leaders at Camp David, and I'm glad that we could arrange for good weather. Last night, we had a chance to discuss some core issu...
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New York Times
Officials See Promising Signs for Iran Nuclear Talks
As American negotiators prepare for nuclear talks next week in Baghdad, they say recent statements from Iran and pressure from sanctions have raised the chances of compromise.
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Wired
Why the World Isn't Freaking Out About Iran's Next Sat Launch
Next Wednesday, Iran will try to launch an experimental reconnaissance satellite into orbit -- just as international negotiators gather in Baghdad for talks about Tehran's nuclear program. The timing couldn't be more inflammatory, and rogue state satellite launches are usually considered to be missile tests in drag. So why isn't the world throwing itself into a tizzy about the mission?
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Mashable
Twitter Campaign Donates Your Unused Characters
Forget old clothing and canned food — you can now donate your unused Twitter characters to a good cause.
A new application called Hashtags…
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Times LIVE
Director gives Romeo & Juliet Iraqi spin
In a new staging of Shakespeare's ‘Romeo and Juliet’, a Baghdad theatre director has transformed the Montagues and Capulets into religious rivals in war-torn Iraq.
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USA Today
Interpol puts fugitive Iraqi VP on most-wanted list
Interpol put Tariq al-Hashemi, who is being tried in absentia in Baghdad on terrorism charges, on its most-wanted list.
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Reuters
Exclusive: Shell in talks to cut Iraq's Majnoon output target
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Royal Dutch Shell is in talks with Iraq to cut the production target for the Majnoon oilfield, oil ministry documents show, in a move that may prompt discussions with other companies and lead to a downsizing of the country's unrealistic output goals.
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The Nation
US caught between Iran & Israel
With less than a month to the much-anticipated meeting in Baghdad between Iran and the “P5+1” nations, indications are that the two sides are seriously contemplating successful talks that could yield a mutually acceptable breakthrough and pave the way to a gradual resolution of the Iran nuclear crisis.
The “P5+1”, also known as the “Iran Six” - the permanent ...
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The Nation
US caught between Iran & Israel
With less than a month to the much-anticipated meeting in Baghdad between Iran and the “P5+1” nations, indications are that the two sides are seriously contemplating successful talks that could yield a mutually acceptable breakthrough and pave the way to a gradual resolution of the Iran nuclear crisis.
The “P5+1”, also known as the “Iran Six” - the permanent ...
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The Nation
US caught between Iran & Israel
With less than a month to the much-anticipated meeting in Baghdad between Iran and the “P5+1” nations, indications are that the two sides are seriously contemplating successful talks that could yield a mutually acceptable breakthrough and pave the way to a gradual resolution of the Iran nuclear crisis.
The “P5+1”, also known as the “Iran Six” - the permanent ...
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The Nation
US caught between Iran & Israel
With less than a month to the much-anticipated meeting in Baghdad between Iran and the “P5+1” nations, indications are that the two sides are seriously contemplating successful talks that could yield a mutually acceptable breakthrough and pave the way to a gradual resolution of the Iran nuclear crisis.
The “P5+1”, also known as the “Iran Six” - the permanent ...
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Foreign Policy
Our Man in Baghdad - By James Traub
Don't look now, but the greatest threat to Middle East
stability might just be the "democracy" we created in Iraq.
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Times LIVE
Director gives Romeo & Juliet Iraqi spin
In a new staging of Shakespeare's ‘Romeo and Juliet’, a Baghdad theatre director has transformed the Montagues and Capulets into religious rivals in war-torn Iraq.
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AP
Iraq oil exports jump nearly 15 percent in March
BAGHDAD (AP) -- Iraq says oil exports jumped by 15 percent in March compared to the previous month, putting them at the highest level the nation has seen since 1989....
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Reuters
Iraqi al Qaeda claims country-wide bombing attacks
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Al Qaeda's affiliate in Iraq on Friday claimed responsibility for more than 20 bombings that hit cities and towns across the country the previous day, killing at least 36 and wounding almost 150.
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Irish Times
Baghdad bomb attacks kill 6
Three separate bomb attacks rocked Baghdad this morning, killing six people and wounding 21, Iraqi officials said.
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Daily Mail
Peter Van Buren blog: Top diplomatic official 'had sex act performed on him while on the roof of Baghdad palace'
In a potentially damning claim on his blog, State Department official Peter Van Buren (pictured) has said the sexual misconduct took place on the roof of the Republican Palace in Iraq.
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China Daily
US offers olive branch to Iran
Just as in the past, whether the next round of talks on the Iranian nuclear issue, due to be held in Baghdad on 23 May, can be fruitful lies in the United States and Iran finding common ground.
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politico
Obama: No 'freebie' for Iran
CARTAGENA, Colombia—President Barack Obama has rejected Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s public claim that the U.S. and other nations gave Iran a “freebie” by holding nuclear talks with the regime in Istanbul this weekend and agreeing to another session in Baghdad in May without any agreement by the Iranians to halt their nuclear enrichment.
“We’re not going to have these talks just ...
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
'Constructive' Iran nuclear talks will continue in Baghdad
World powers and Iran launched a new round of negotiations in Istanbul on Saturday, aiming to resolve a long-standing dispute over Tehrans nuclear program
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Irish Times
Armed men kill seven Shia pilgrims in ambushes in Iraq
BAGHDAD – Armed men killed seven Shia pilgrims in ambushes yesterday, police and hospital sources said, in the latest attacks to highlight underlying sectarian and ethnic tensions in Iraq.
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AP
Iraq to ask FIFA to lift ban on home matches
BAGHDAD (AP) -- An Iraqi soccer official says the federation will ask FIFA to lift the ban on home international matches at stadiums across the country....
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NEWS.au.com
Twin explosions rock Baghdad
TWO explosions have been heard in central Baghdad, where the annual Arab summit meeting has opened.
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Human Rights Watch
Arab League: Carry Out, Monitor Syria Sanctions
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The League of Arab States should at its summit in Baghdad that began on March 27, 2012, commit to carrying out and monitoring the implementation of the targeted sanctions against the Syrian leadership it agreed to in November 2011.
(New York) – The League of Arab States should at its summit in Baghdad that began...
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The Jerusalem Post
PA to Arab countries: Meet aid obligations
PA president will stress in Baghdad summit need to support Palestinians "in face of Israeli efforts to Judaize J'lem."
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Reuters
Iraq still considering Exxon bidding ban
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq is still considering whether to lift a ban on Exxon Mobil bidding on new oil contracts imposed because of its dealings with the Kurdish autonomous region, Oil Minister Abdul...
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AP
US wants Iraq to stop arms reaching Syrian gov't
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Obama administration expressed concern Friday that Iranian planes may be ferrying weapons over Iraq to Syrian President Bashar Assad's regime, and asked Baghdad to cut off its airspace to any such flights....
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Rolling Stone
Emo Kids Targeted in Wave of Iraq Murders
At least 14 young people have been stoned to death in Baghdad in the past three weeks in what appears to be a deliberate campaign by Shi'ite militants against kids wearing clothing and hairstyles associated with the emo subculture in the Western world The subculture is widely perceived in Iraq...
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perez hilton
Horrifying!! Reports Claim Emo And LGBT Youth Massacre In Iraq!!!
Oh wow… we really hope this isn't true.
Multiple reports claim there have been militia attacks targeted at the emo youth and LGBT community!!
Apparently those behind the attacks "warned" the communities of the upcoming massacre a month ago with posters, etc. posted throughout cafes and street corners in Baghdad.
Since the attacks began, local [...]
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Washington Post
Baghdad Embassy for sale (Loop contest winners!)
And now, the winners in the “Embassy for Sale ” contest, which was to come up with ideas for what to do with the enormous, 104-acre embassy complex in Baghdad as the mission winds down.
We received hundreds of entries from around the world. Here, based on our three-judge panel’s preferences, are the top 10 winners — in no particular order.
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Reuters
Iraq militia hands over last missing U.S. soldier's remains
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - A Shi'ite militia has handed over the body of the last U.S. soldier missing in Iraq, closing a final chapter of the war two months after U.S. troops left and more than five years after the soldier vanished while secretly visiting his wife in Baghdad.
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WSJ
Missing Son in Iraq: Family Learns Fate
Years of uncertainty for the family of U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Ahmed Altaie, who was snatched by militants from a Baghdad street in 2006 and was the last American soldier in the war listed as missing or captured, came to an end on Sunday.
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omg
Baghdad film festival turns eye to human rights
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - In a country where there still isn't a single public cinema, where detainees complain of torture and militants blow people up because of their sect, supporters of Iraq's first human rights film festival know they face a tough task. Raed al-Rikabi, a professor of education and psychology at Baghdad University, said that during the darkest days of war in the past few years, hi...
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Slashdot
Foxconn Hires Top Spinners To Defend Its Image
An anonymous reader writes "Foxconn is insisting that it has done no wrong. But it has hired Burson-Marsteller to deal with the press failout from recent child labour allegations. Burson-Masteller is a PR heavy hitter called in when outfits have big image problems. It handled Tylenol poisonings, and, according to Corporate Watch, the Bhopal disaster, and Three Mile Island. It represented the pr...
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Los Angeles Times
Baghdad attacks kill 30 Iraq police officers, civilians |
National Post
Car bombs targeted at Shi’ites kills 13, wounds 75 in Baghdad
Four car bombs exploded in mainly Shi’ite Muslim areas of Baghdad on Tuesday, killing at least 13 people and wounding 75, underlining a political crisis that threatens to revive sectarian strife in Iraq
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The Lancet
[Clinical Picture] A stray bullet in the brain
In 2003, after the second Gulf War, the authors were medical doctors at the humanitarian Mission of the Red Cross Field Hospital in Baghdad, Iraq. Our experience in the field indicated that civilians were at a high risk for injuries caused by stray bullets. Whilst we were attending an out-patient activity, we saw a 10-year old boy with a deep lesion of the skin in the left frontal-parietal area...
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Number10
Prime Minister statement on Alan McMenemy
Prime Minister David Cameron confirmed the British Embassy in Baghdad have received the body of hostage Alan McMenemy.
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Daily Mail
SAS Saddam statue: Iraq demands back chunk taken home as trophy
Martin Ely, from Derby, ripped off a part of the tyrant's buttock after using a hammer and crowbar to prise off the piece after American soldiers ripped down the monument in Baghdad.
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BoingBoing
Meet Iraq's youngest photographer. He is 8 years old.
Qamar Hashim, who is 8, takes pictures at al-Mutanabi street in Baghdad. Hashim tours famous streets to picture Baghdadis with his single camera. He is the youngest Iraqi photographer to win several local awards, according to the Iraqi Society Photographic (ISP). Photos above and below taken December 16, 2011. Photos via Reuters. Looks like he's [...]
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Irish Times
Saddam Hussein deputy invited Haughey to Iraq
BAGHDAD TRIP:AN UNUSUAL invitation to Iraq for taoiseach Charles Haughey led the Department of Foreign Affairs to prepare a brief justifying the planned visit in October 1980, and flagging potentially difficult questions over its usefulness.
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Los Angeles Times
Iraq's one-man war machine
It is remarkable how Ahmad Chalabi, a Shiite exile who commanded no army and led no tribe, managed to get a superpower to wage a war it will rue for years.When Vice President Joe Biden slipped into Baghdad this month to commemorate the end of eight bloody years of war in Iraq, there was one face conspicuously absent from the host of solemn ceremonies and farewell meetings he attended: that of A...
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Reuters
U.S. urges dialogue over Iraqi crisis
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Vice President Joe Biden spoke by telephone on Sunday with Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki about violence in Baghdad and a political crisis that has erupted in the week since the last American troops left Iraq.
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The Nation
Iraq set for crisis talks after deadly bombings
BAGHDAD (AFP) - Iraqi political leaders were set for crisis talks on Friday after the country suffered its deadliest attacks in four months amid a row that has seen its premier threaten to dissolve power-sharing.Sunni Vice President Tareq al-Hashemi, who is wanted on charges of running a death squad, blamed the crisis on Shiite Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, and accused the Iraqi leader of beha...
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Irish Times
Iraq's political crisis deepens as bombings kill at least 72
FOURTEEN WELL co-ordinated bomb attacks have hit Baghdad, killing at least 72 people and wounding nearly 200.
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Daily Telegraph
Dozens die in peak-hour blasts
A SPATE of apparently co-ordinated bomb blasts across Baghdad killed up to 63 people, as Iraq grappled with a political crisis.
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Times of India
Blasts rock Baghdad, 57 killed
A wave of bombings ripped across Baghdad on Thursday morning, killing at least 57 people and injuring nearly 200 in the worst violence Iraq has seen for months. The bloodbath comes just days after American forces left the country.
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UN
Iraq: UN envoy strongly condemns deadly bomb blasts in Baghdad
The United Nations envoy for Iraq has strongly condemned todays bomb attacks that caused a large number of deaths and injuries in the capital, Baghdad, and urged all of the countrys leaders to unite and bring the violence to an end.
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science blogs
The cost of the Iraq war [The Pump Handle]
J. Freedom du Lac reports in the Washington Post that Army Spec. David Emanuel Hickman, killed by a roadside bomb in Baghdad on November 14th, was the 4,474th US servicemember to be killed in Iraq. With all the US troops now gone from Iraq, Hickman's death may well be the last servicemember fatality directly attributed to this conflict. The number of Iraqi deaths is much higher and much less pr...
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Mail & Guardian
Nato's training mission in Iraq is over
Nato has ended its training mission in Iraq. Hopes for an extension deal collapsed as Baghdad refused to grant the troops immunity from prosecution.
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New York Times
U.S. War in Iraq Declared Officially Over
United States forces declared a formal end to their operations in Iraq during a ceremony in Baghdad on Thursday even as violence continued to plague the country and the Muslim world remained leery of American power.
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The Jerusalem Post
US marks official end to Iraq war in Baghdad
Nearly 9 years after invasion that ousted Saddam Hussein, US Defense Secretary Panetta packs up military flag.
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IKRK
Iraq: ICRC ready to help the residents of Camp Ashraf
Camp Ashraf, 80 km north-east of Baghdad, is home to over 3,000 Iranian nationals who belong to the People's Mujaheddin Organization of Iran. In recent months, the Iraqi authorities have repeatedly said that they intend to close the camp at the end of 2011. Beat Schweizer, head of the ICRC delegation in Iraq, explains the ICRC's role and response.
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La Voix du Nord
Ligoté, baîllonné, supplicié pour quelques jeux vidéos : trois jeunes accusés à la barre
Aujourd'hui et jusqu'à vendredi, devant la cour d'assises des mineurs, se tiendra le procès de Baghdad El Aboussi, Cindy et Jérémie (1), accusés d'avoir battu à mort Éric Entzmann, pour lui voler quelques objets de faible valeur. Les faits s'étaient produits le 5 janvier 2010, rue de la Paix, en Basse Ville. Pour ce vol ayant entraîné la mort, les trois jeunes accusés encourent la réclusion cri...
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Reuters
Vienna best place to live, Baghdad worst: survey
VIENNA (Reuters) - Vienna's excellent infrastructure, safe streets and good public health service make it the nicest place to live in the world, consulting group Mercer said in a global survey which...
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AP
US military legacy rubs off on Iraqi youth
BAGHDAD (AP) -- After more than eight years in Iraq, the departing American military's legacy includes a fledgling democracy, bitter memories of war, and for the nation's youth, rap music, tattoos and slang....
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Reuters
WRAPUP 1-Kurd, Baghdad oil officials meet on Exxon spat
LONDON, Nov 17 (Reuters) - The most senior energy
officials from the Kurdish region of Iraq and from the central
government were due to meet on Thursday to try and resolve a
spat over a major oil...
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FT
Shell pulls out of Kurdistan oil talks
Effort to protect lucrative investments in southern Iraq after Baghdad officials threaten to cancel existing contract with ExxonMobil
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New York Times
Iraq Criticizes Exxon Mobil for Its Deal With the Kurds
The government in Baghdad considers Exxon’s deal illegal until long-awaited rules can be worked out to split revenues among Iraq’s fractious regions.
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The Nation
Iraqi police: 3 bombs kill 6 in a market in central Baghdad
Three bomb blasts have hit a busy market in Iraq's capital, killing at least eight people and wounding 26 others, police and hospital sources said. The blasts occurred in Shurja, an important commercial district in central Baghdad, on Sunday at the beginning of a Muslim festival. Officials said the bombs, planted on Sunday in different parts of the market, killed sellers and shoppers buying goo...
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Washington Post
U.S. firms lag in bids to develop Iraqi oil fields
BAGHDAD -- Chinese, Russian and European companies won the right this weekend to develop major oil fields in Iraq, while U.S. firms made a paltry showing at auctions that represent the first major incursion of foreign oil companies into Iraq in four decades.
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Foreign Policy
Throwing shoes has gone viral
First it was President Bush in Baghdad. Now it is Chinese prime minister Wen Jiabao at Cambridge University: protester threw an athletic shoe at the Chinese prime minister, Wen Jiabao, during his speech at Cambridge University's concert hall on Monday, seven weeks after a similar incident involving President Bush in Iraq. The shoe missed Mr. Wen by at least 30 feet, but security officials pr...
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