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Calls to divide Iraq on religious-ethnic lines rejected
The spokesman for the Iraqi government Leith Kebba rejected the call made by the the leader of the Higher Council For Islamic Revolution in Iraq, Abdul Aziz al-Hakim, to establish a federal district for the Shiites in southern of Iraq. He said that the idea of founding a Shiite district is not acceptable.
Iraq, Politics, 8/12/2005
Tariq Aziz permitted to see family
Bade' Aref Izzat, the lawyer for the toppled Iraqi Vice President Tariq Aziz said that the American occupation forces gave permission to Aziz to see members of his family.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 8/12/2005
12 Iraqis killed in various attacks
the Shiite leader Muqtada al-Sader on Thursday called on the Iraqis to postpone peaceful demonstrations he had called for to take place today in protest of the deterioration of the basic and health services and the lack of security in Iraq
Iraq, Military, 8/12/2005
UN extended mission in Iraq
Iraq-UN, Politics, 8/12/2005
Iraqis on track to finish new constitution, US official says
The political process is on track in Iraq, and the constitutional committee is committed to meeting its goal of completing a draft constitution by August 15, according to the US State Department's deputy spokesman, Adam Ereli.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 8/11/2005
Syria: trucks on borders with Iraq cross
Syria announced on Wednesday that all Syrian trucks on the border with Iraq were allowed to pass into Syria, noting that an "unspecified Iraqi barrier," was the cause behind this issue.
Syria-Iraq, Economics, 8/11/2005
Pentagon links withdrawal from Iraq to political, security conditions
The US defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld openly accused Iran of permitting the transfer of weapons from its lands to Iraq.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 8/11/2005
Americans, Iraqis killed in a new series of attacks
Seven Iraqis were killed including three policemen and other 14 were injured in a suicide attack
Iraq-USA, Military, 8/11/2005
Six American soldiers were killed in Iraq
The US army said six of its soldiers were killed during the 24 past hours in a series of attacks which hit Baghdad and other parts of Iraq and also targeted the Iraqi security forces.
Iraq-USA, Military, 8/11/2005
Iraqi corruption cause great problems to Syrian truck drivers
Syrian truck drivers coming from Iraq via the Ya'arubiya border crossing point said that they suffered problems where they were delayed for up to three weeks in Iraqi customs parking lots without any logical reasons.
Syria-Iraq, Economics, 8/10/2005
Pentagon to increase forces in Iraq
With the continued deterioration of the security condition in Iraq, the US defense department, the Pentagon, is planning to increase its forces in Iraq during the coming months, contrary to expectations and the increased domestic pressure on the administration of the President George W. Bush to reduce the size of these forces.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 8/10/2005
Scores killed in attacks on Iraqi police
At least 22 Iraqis were killed, most of them were members of the Iraqi police, and other 60 injured in a series of attacks that targeted the Iraqi and American forces in Baghdad and in the north.
Iraq, Military, 8/10/2005
Iraq exports 1.6 million oil barrels daily
Iraq's oil minister Ibrahim Baher al-Oloum said that Iraq is to exporting 1.6 million barrels of oil daily in this phase, besides the local consumption estimated at 600,000 barrels daily.
Iraq, Economics, 8/10/2005
Talibani denies differences on federalism for north Iraq
The second meeting on drafting the Iraqi constitution was postponed because the participants could not have access to the place of the meeting, as a result of a sand storm which hit the capital Baghdad.
Iraq, Politics, 8/9/2005
U.S. envoy outlines Iraq's compact with America
Khalilzad said: While Iraq has elected a transitional government and is making progress in drafting a constitution, it faces a clever and brutal terrorist threat and the profound challenge of overcoming the political, social and economic legacy of Saddam Hussein's rule. In the past two weeks, I have discussed with Iraqi leaders a set of ideas about what is needed to set Iraq on the right trajectory. We have agreed on seven points.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 8/9/2005
Iraqi governor of al-Samawah removed over riots
The Iraqi governor of al-Samawah, south Iraq, was removed after riots which resulted in killing one persons and leaving scores wounded. The governorate council decided to remove the governor Muhammad Ali Hosni following a vote attended by the envoy of the prime minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari.
Iraq, Local, 8/9/2005
12 Iraqis killed in clashes
Attacks and explosions continued in the past hours in various parts of Iraq inflicting several killed and wounded people. In Baghdad one employees at the ministry of trade and other seven Iraqis, including 4 police men, were injured in various attacks.
Iraq, Military, 8/9/2005
Annan lifts immunity of those accused of Oil-for-Food misconduct
Voicing deep concern at the latest report by the independent commission probing the United Nations Oil-for-Food Program for Iraq, UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan yesterday waived the immunity of a former procurement officer accused of soliciting kickbacks, said he would do the same for another official implicated in the case and pledged to act quickly to strengthen controls over the procurement process.
Iraq-UN, Politics, 8/9/2005
Differences over Iraq's constitution worked on
Amid the deteriorated security conditions in Iraq, leaders of the main Iraqi parties and blocs started on Sunday evening a meeting in Baghdad to discuss points of difference in the draft of the constitution.
Iraq, Politics, 8/8/2005
Scores of Iraqis, children killed
In al-Sharqat north of Baghdad, seven Iraqi civilians including three children were killed and other three including one child were injured in a bomb explosion in a small bus. In Musil 15 Iraqis were killed including five police men in various incidents in the city.
Iraq, Military, 8/8/2005
Demonstration in al-Samawah
Iraq, Local, 8/8/2005
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