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Iraq prepared to resume oil exports
Iraq has been preparing to resume its oil exports just two and a half months since the eruption of war but will the main absent from OPEC meeting to be held on June 10th, due to the fact that there is no Iraqi government.
Iraq, Economics, 6/7/2003
Iraqi resistance continues, Bremer prepares to meet Iraqi leaderships
The American forces in Iraq were exposed to new attacks by unidentified attackers that targeted a patrol near a military air base to the west of the capital Baghdad by missiles and gun machines.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 6/7/2003
U.S. officials: Iraq reconstruction will take years
The US Senate Foreign Relations Committee, chaired by Senator Richard Lugar (Republican of Indiana) concluded its second hearing June 4 on post-conflict Iraq. The hearing focused primarily on the Bush administration's assessment of the potential costs and length of America's direct involvement in Iraqi reconstruction.
Iraq-USA, Economics, 6/7/2003
US official on the future of Iraq
Future of Iraq, By Alan P. Larson, Under Secretary for Economic, Business, and Agricultural Affairs Testimony Before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Washington, DC June 4, 2003:
Iraq-USA, Economics, 6/7/2003
Reconstruction in Iraq: Economic and Financial Issues
Reconstruction in Iraq: Economic and Financial Issues John B. Taylor Under US Secretary of the Treasury for International Affairs
Iraq-USA, Economics, 6/7/2003
USAID and reconstruction assistance for Iraq
Testimony of Andrew S. Natsios Administrator, USAID, Before the Committee on Foreign Relations U.S. Senate June 4, 2003:
Iraq-USA, Economics, 6/7/2003
Artillery explosion in Iraq kills one American sailor
An American military spokesman announced that a member at the American naval engineering was killed yesterday Friday in an artillery explosion in the downtown of Baghdad.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 6/7/2003
Blair, his aides missinformed citizens , the world, to justify Iraq war
British Prime Minister, Tony Blair's aides called on the British intelligence to reformulate the file of the Iraqi weapons of mass destruction, reported the BBC yesterday.
Iraq-UK, Politics, 6/7/2003
United Nations inspection team arrived in Baghdad
Iraq-UN, Politics, 6/7/2003
WHO reported some progress to jump start Iraq's health system
On the humanitarian front, the UN World Health Organization (WHO) reported some progress in its efforts to jump start Iraq's health system, including the recent completion of a training course in Basra, the country's second city, focused on gathering reliable information about infectious disease symptoms and outbreaks.
Iraq-UN, Health, 6/7/2003
British ministry of interior will give Saddam's daughters asylum
British sources said yesterday that the British ministry of the interior will give the daughters of Saddam Hussein Raghad and Rana political asylum if they can leave Iraq peacefully.
Iraq-UK, Politics, 6/7/2003
US soldier killed, al-Barazani in al-Najaf, al-Seistani asks about occupation's end
The American forces received a new blow yesterday in Iraq with the killing of one of its soldiers and wounding of other 7 in two separate operations in Baghdad and al-Falouja.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 6/6/2003
Coalition forces arrests leader of Iraqi al-Quds army , Eyad al-Rawi
The American central leadership said yesterday that the "al-Quds army" leader which was founded by the toppled Iraqi President Saddam Hussein is in the hands of the American- British coalition.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 6/6/2003
US concern over increased attacks; political forces reject US plan for interim administration
The Pentagon has expressed concern over the series of operations which targeted recently the American forces in Iraq. It stressed that this country is still abundant with dangers for US soldiers.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 6/5/2003
European figures call for the release of Tareq Aziz
The French- Iraqi friendship society which includes hundreds representing all political trends said in its call that the "war lunched by the US against Iraq was illegal in the view of the international law, a matter which makes the detention of Iraqi military and civilian leaders as illegal."
Iraq-European Union, Politics, 6/4/2003
Iraq: fears of extremists winning weakens chances to have Iraqi elections
Following a meeting they held in Iraq yesterday, the representative of the UN in Iraq Serjio De Milo and the American administrator of Iraq Paul Bremer vowed to work together for rebuilding Iraq, at a time when the Iraqi groups rejected the American decision to abrogate convening of a national conference.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 6/4/2003
Iraqi ambassador to Syria summoned to Baghdad
The former Iraqi ambassador in Damascus, Muhammad Rifat al-Ani, received a request from his foreign ministry to return back to Baghdad, two months following the closure of the Iraqi embassy in Damascus and suspension of its activities.
Iraq-Syria, Politics, 6/4/2003
US soldier was killed
A US military spokesman has admitted that an American female soldier was killed yesterday at dawn to the north of Baghdad as she was shot in a recent series of attacks against the American forces in Iraq during the few past days.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 6/4/2003
Motorola wins a contract at USD 15.8 million in Iraq
Iraq-USA, Business, 6/4/2003
Anger sweeps tribes; Sheikh and former Iraqi soldiers
The Iraqi groups yesterday retaliated to the decision of the American occupation to form a "consultation" political council that will help in ruling the country. They stressed yesterday clinging to convening a national conference, while anger increased in the lines of the Iraqi tribes chieftains who left a meeting they had in Baghdad with a high ranking American official.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 6/3/2003
Jack Straw rejects investigation into mass destruction weapons claims against Iraq
The British foreign minister Jack Straw rejected yesterday the idea of having an independent investigation on the reality of having mass destruction weapons in Iraq, as demanded by two former British ministers, at a time when a published opinion poll indicates that a great percentage of British citizens have become skeptical over the existence of such weapons in Iraq.
Iraq-UK, Politics, 6/3/2003
Two boats carrying four American soldiers disappeared in Gulf waters
The American navy said yesterday that two small boats carrying four American soldiers and at least 3 civilians disappeared on Sunday in the waters to the north of the Gulf.
Iraq-USA, Local, 6/3/2003
Libya severs relations with Iraq
Libya announced yesterday severing its diplomatic relations with Iraq and closing its embassy in Baghdad because of the American decision to end diplomatic immunity all diplomats in Iraq.
Libya-Iraq, Politics, 6/2/2003
Occupation abrogates national conference for direct rule with an Iraqi consultation council
The US occupation of Iraq has stepped its latest measure towards backtracking from previous promises and obligations, and the establishment of a direct rule where no Iraqis take part. This was reflected in the decision taken to abrogate the convening of the "national conference" and instead to appoint "a political council" within weeks in charge of providing advice and consultation to the occupation forces.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 6/2/2003
Baghdad's airport is still exposed to attacks, Basra rejects appointed British ruler
Some, 5,000 Iraqis demonstrated yesterday in the downtown of al-Basra in protest of the British army appointing of one of its army officers to run the area.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 6/2/2003
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