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Wave of Iraq violence kills 460 in April
BAGHDAD — Violence in Iraq rose sharply in April, killing 460 people according to AFP figures, as May started off with attacks that left 13 people dead Wednesday, including six police and four anti-Qaeda fighters. The majority of the April deaths ...
Iraq, Shell officially kick off major gas project
    BAGHDAD — Royal Dutch Shell says it has officially kicked off a multibillion-dollar project to tap natural gas in Iraq's south. The $17 billion joint venture will gather, process and market associated gas, a by-product of producing oil, ...
Four anti-Qaeda fighters among 8 killed by Iraq bombs
    BAGHDAD — Two bomb attacks in Iraq on Wednesday killed eight people, including four anti-Qaeda fighters who died when a suicide bomber struck as they gathered to collect their salaries, officials said. The bomber, who was on foot, ...
Scores killed in series of Iraq blasts
BAGHDAD – Five car bombs exploded on Monday south of Baghdad, killing 16 people, officials said, the latest attacks in a seven-day wave of violence costing more than 230 lives across Iraq. The bloody unrest, which began last Tuesday with deadly ...
16 killed in car bombings in south Iraq: officials
    BAGHDAD — Officials say three car bombs have killed 16 people and wounded dozens in two cities in southern Iraq amid a rise in sectarian violence. A police officer says two parked car bombs went off simultaneously Monday ...
Iraq suspends licenses of 10 TV channels
An Iraqi soldier display portraits on the coffins of two of the five soldiers that were killed during clashes between security forces and Sunni Arab protesters during their funeral ceremony in the Iraqi capital Baghdad, Sunday. — AFP BAGHDAD — ...
Iraq pulls licenses of Al-Jazeera, other channels
  BAGHDAD — Iraqi authorities announced Sunday that they had revoked the operating licenses of pan-Arab broadcaster Al-Jazeera and nine other satellite TV channels, alleging that they are promoting a sectarian agenda as the country grapples with a ...
Iraq suspends TV channels after deadly unrest
    BAGHDAD - Iraq has suspended the licences of 10 satellite TV channels for promoting "sectarianism", the country's media regulator said on Sunday, after five days of violence killed more than 215 people. The bloody unrest, which began on Tuesday with deadly ...
Sectarian unrest due to Syrian war: Maliki
    BAGHDAD – Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Al-Maliki pointed a finger on Saturday at the civil war in neighboring Syria for the return of sectarian strife to Iraq, as a five-day wave of violence has killed 215 people. Sectarian strife “came back ...
Al-Maliki points to Syria over deadly 'sectarian' unrest
    BAGHDAD — Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri Al-Maliki pointed a finger on Saturday at the civil war in neighbouring Syria for the return of sectarian strife to Iraq, as a five-day wave of violence has killed 215 people. And ...
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