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Clashes, bombings kill 6 people in Iraq
    BAGHDAD — Iraqi authorities say clashes between militants and government troops as well as two bombings at marketplaces have killed six people. Police and hospital officials say one bomb exploded Saturday inside a market in Baghdad’s Madain area, killing three people ...
Clashes, suicide attack kill 5 in Iraq
BAGHDAD— Iraqi officials say clashes with militants and a suicide attack have killed five people, including three anti-Al-Qaeda Sunni fighters, in the embattled western Anbar province. Hospital officials say a battle between security forces and Al-Qaeda fighters early on Friday ...
Maliki to revive militia role against Al-Qaeda
    BAGHDAD – Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Al-Maliki, in a striking change of course, is embracing the Sunni Muslim tribal fighters whose role in combating Al-Qaeda he had allowed to wither after US troops left two years ago. Al-Qaeda-linked militants, feeding off ...
Iraq at crossroads between reconciliation and war
BAGHDAD – An intensifying revolt in a Sunni Arab province of Iraq sparked by the Shiite-led government’s dispersal of a year-old protest leaves the country at the crossroads between reconciliation and civil war, analysts say. Prime Minister Nouri Al-Maliki must decide ...
Car bomb targeting army recruits kills 8 in Baghdad
BAGHDAD – A car bomb targeting army recruits killed at least eight people in Baghdad on Sunday, while six died in other blasts in the Iraqi capital, security and medical officials said. Recruits gathered at a taxi and bus station ...
Bomber kills 13 Iraqi army recruits
    BAGHDAD — A suicide bomber killed 13 Iraqi army recruits and wounded more than 30 in Baghdad on Thursday, police said, in an attack on men responding to a government appeal for volunteers to help fight Al-Qaeda-linked militants in Anbar ...
Al-Qaeda bursts back to life in Iraq
    BAGHDAD — Al-Qaeda gunmen seeking to form a Islamic state out of the chaos of Syria‘s civil war are fighting hard to reconquer the province they once controlled in neighboring Iraq, stirring fears the conflict is exporting ever more instability. Exploiting ...
Iraqi army shells Falluja
    BAGHDAD – The Iraqi army shelled the western city of Falluja with mortar bombs overnight to try to wrest back control from militants and tribesmen, killing at least eight people, tribal leaders and officials said on Saturday. Falluja has been held ...
UN completes first Iraq-Syria aid airlift
BAGHDAD – The United Nations said that it has completed the first aid airlift from Iraq to Syria, providing much-needed supplies to a difficult-to-access region of the war-torn country. “The last UNHCR (UN refugee agency) cargo flight landed today at Qamishli ...
44 MPs quit over Iraq action
BAGHDAD – Forty-four Iraqi MPs announced their resignation on Monday, after security forces moved to demolish a Sunni protest site and detained a lawmaker. The announcement was made at a televised news conference at which the MPs also demanded “the withdrawal ...
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