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A Swiss lawyer working on behalf of the Iraqi journalist who threw shoes at U.S. President George W. Bush says his client will seek political asylum in Switzerland.
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Power and patronage give a decisive edge to Shiite Islamic parties in provincial elections in Iraq this month.
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Special report: Tension escalates in Iraq BAGHDAD, ...
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Special report: Tension escalates in Iraq BAGHDAD, Jan. ...
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Special report: Tension escalates in Iraq BAGHDAD, Jan. 19 ...
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Special report: Tension escalates in Iraq BAGHDAD, Jan. ...
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A suicide bomber killed a campaign manager for a major Sunni party near Iraq's northern city of Mosul on Sunday, the latest sign that ethnic and sectarian tensions are rising ahead of this month's provincial elections.
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On his first full day as president, Barack Obama will meet with high-ranking military officers to discuss the Iraq war, a conflict he has vowed to end after six years of fighting, a top adviser to Mr. Obama said Saturday.
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Mr. Obama will inherit a nation at war and one of his first acts as president expected to be is to discuss Iraq and Afghanistan with military leaders
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According to him, the U.S. has expressed its willingness to continue cooperating with the Iraqis in a serious manner in order to return the missing artifacts.
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Barack Obama's first order of business as US president will be to direct the military to exit Iraq and get the nation out of recession.
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Lingering decisions on how quickly the Pentagon can get U.S. forces out of Iraq and into Afghanistan are being pushed off until after the Obama administration takes over next week, as military commanders wrangle over where the troops are needed most.
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On his first full day as president, Barack Obama will meet with high-ranking military officers to discuss the Iraq war, a conflict he has vowed to end after six years of fighting, a top adviser to Obama said Saturday.
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Special report: Tension escalates in Iraq BAGHDAD, Jan. ...
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Lingering decisions on how quickly the Pentagon can get U.S. forces out of Iraq and into Afghanistan are being pushed off until ...
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Special report: Tension escalates in Iraq BAGHDAD, ...
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Special report: Tension escalates in Iraq BAGHDAD, Jan. ...
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DETROIT -- A Sterling Heights man accused of spying for former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein could be facing about four years in prison after he pleaded guilty Friday to breaking a trade embargo with Iraq.
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NEW YORK - The government has quietly dropped its case against a former congressional aide accused of helping an Iraqi spy agency but later ruled mentally unfit for trial.
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In a sign of things to come, the US defense department announced on Friday that a military construction crew is bound for Afghanistan instead of the Iraq war.
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Iraq's biggest Shiite party is hoping for a big win in elections across the oil-rich south to jump-start its campaign for a self-ruled region.
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BAGHDAD - An Iraqi Cabinet member escaped injury Thursday when a roadside bomb exploded near his convoy in Baghdad, as tensions rose between Arab and Kurdish politicians in the north before regional elections.
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Special report: Tension escalates in IraqWASHINGTON, ...
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TOLEDO, Ohio - Two cousins from the Chicago area accused of training to kill U.S. soldiers in Iraq pleaded guilty to terrorism charges Thursday, federal prosecutors said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Pentagon said on Thursday it is drawing up a plan for withdrawing U.S. combat troops from Iraq that would meet President-elect Barack Obama's campaign timetable for a 16-month pullout.
