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Sixty die in deadliest Iraq bombing since June

BAGHDAD (Reuters) - In a second day of major bloodshed, two suicide bombers wearing explosive vests blew themselves up at the gates of a Shi'ite Muslim shrine in Baghdad on Friday, killing 60 people, Iraqi police said. The attack was the deadliest ...

From AWS QUSAY, Boston Globe,  24 Apr 2009
Related Topics: Al-Qaeda,  Abu Omar,  Saddam Hussein

Thousands protest in Iraq against U.S. troops pact

When Millie Furlong struggled to flee a burning aircraft just outside of Phuket, ... Get the daily headlines emailed to you every morning with the Vancouver Sun newsletter. BAGHDAD - Followers of Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr marched on Friday ...

From AWS QUSAY AND KHALID AL-ANSARY, Vancouver Sun,  21 Nov 2008
Related Topics: George W. Bush,  Saddam Hussein,  Nouri al-Maliki,  Barack Obama

Baghdad locked down for U.S. troop pact protest

BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqi forces shut streets in Baghdad and placed snipers on rooftops on Friday before a protest by followers of cleric Moqtada al-Sadr against a pact allowing U.S. troops to remain for three more years. Scores of soldiers with ...

From AWS QUSAY, Boston Globe,  21 Nov 2008
Related Topics: Saddam Hussein,  Nouri al-Maliki,  George W. Bush

Iraq approves troops pact with U.S.

Imagine if municipalities decided that police would no longer enforce speed limits... Get the daily headlines emailed to you every morning with the Vancouver Sun newsletter. BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq's cabinet approved a pact on Sunday that will let ...

From AHMED RASHEED AND AWS QUSAY, Vancouver Sun,  16 Nov 2008
Related Topics: Saddam Hussein,  George W. Bush,  Barack Obama

Iraqis measure progress with flip of switch

AL-QUDS PLANT, Iraq (Reuters) - For many Iraqis, progress in rebuilding a nation reduced to rubble by years of war and destruction is measured by the flick of a switch. Electricity has become a central, stubbornly negative, bellwether in assessing how ...

From MISSY RYAN AND AWS QUSAY, Boston Globe,  13 Nov 2008
Related Topics: Saddam Hussein,  General Electric,  Nouri al-Maliki,  Sultan

Blasts rock Baghdad, at least 13 killed

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From AWS QUSAY, The Washington Post,  4 Nov 2008

Iraq blames misunderstanding for Iran-U.S. talks mix-up

BAGHDAD (Reuters) - An Iranian delegation failed to meet U.S. officials in Baghdad for talks on security in Iraq and was forced to go home last week without meeting the Americans due to a mix-up over dates, Iraq's foreign minister said. Observers who ...

From WALEED IBRAHIM AND AWS QUSAY, Boston Globe,  9 Mar 2008
Related Topics: Greg Smith

Attacks in Baghdad fall 80 percent: Iraq military

BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Attacks by insurgents and rival sectarian militias have fallen up to 80 percent in Baghdad and concrete blast walls that divide the capital can soon be removed, a senior Iraqi military official said on Saturday. Lieutenant-General ...

From AWS QUSAY, Boston Globe,  16 Feb 2008
Related Topics: Al-Qaeda,  Saddam Hussein,  Nouri al-Maliki

Dozens dead in Baghdad market blasts

BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Bomb blasts ripped through two popular pet markets in Baghdad on Friday, killing 72 people in the deadliest attacks in the city in six months and dealing a bitter blow to Iraqi hopes that security is getting better. Police said a ...

From PAUL TAIT AND AWS QUSAY, Canada.com,  1 Feb 2008

Iraq ready for "final" battle with al Qaeda: PM

BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqi security forces have begun a "decisive" final offensive against al Qaeda in Iraq to push the Sunni Islamist militants out of their last major stronghold in the north, Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki said on Friday. He said Iraqi ...

From AWS QUSAY, Canada.com,  25 Jan 2008
Related Topics: Al-Qaeda,  Nouri al-Maliki,  Saddam Hussein

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