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151. Pakistan Says Indian Planes Entered Airspace

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A. and Masood, Salman

Subjects
Company legal issue, Mumbai Terrorist Attacks, 2008 -- Investigations, Jurisdiction over aircraft -- Investigations
Abstract

Indian warplanes crossed into Pakistani airspace on Saturday over two parts of the country where the militant group accused of carrying out the Mumbai terror attacks is active, according to […]

Published
2008

152. With House Arrest Pakistan Curbs, Lightly, a Leader Tied to Mumbai Attackers

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A. and Masood, Salman

Subjects
Company legal issue, Mumbai Terrorist Attacks, 2008 -- Investigations, Terrorism -- Investigations
Abstract

On a normal Friday afternoon the line of cars and red Honda motorbikes outside the Qadssiya mosque stretches to a gas station a half mile away. Eight thousand worshipers typically […]

Published
2008

153. Iraq takes aim at leaders of U.S.-tied Sunni groups

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A.

Subjects
Company legal issue, Company business planning, Violence -- Influence -- Prevention -- Cases -- Military aspects -- Political aspects, Military maneuvers -- Political aspects -- Planning -- Cases -- Military aspects, Sunnites -- Cases -- Political aspects -- Planning -- Military aspects
Abstract

The Shiite-dominated government in Iraq is driving out many leaders of Sunni citizen patrols, the groups of former insurgents who joined the American payroll and have been a major pillar […]

Published
2008

154. Kurdish Control of City Creates A Political Powder Keg for Iraq

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A.

Subjects
Political violence -- Social aspects -- Military aspects -- Casualties, Kurds -- Social aspects -- Military aspects -- Casualties, Ethnic violence -- Military aspects -- Casualties -- Social aspects, Suicide bombings -- Casualties -- Social aspects -- Military aspects, Kirkuk, Iraq -- Military aspects
Abstract

The phone rang, and it was answered by a Kurdish security commander, Hallo Najat, sitting in his office in this deeply divided city. On the line, he said, was a […]

Published
2008

155. Iraq Parliament fails to approve an election law

Author

Robertson, Campbell and Oppel, Jr., Richard A.

Subjects
Election law -- Interpretation and construction -- Political aspects
Abstract

Iraqi lawmakers adjourned for the summer on Wednesday without passing a crucial election law that many here hoped would solidify the recent, still fragile gains in security. The failure seemed […]

Published
2008

156. Ethnic Clashes And Bombers Kill 61 in Iraq

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A. and Tavernise, Sabrina

Subjects
Ethnic violence -- Casualties -- Military aspects, Bombings -- Iraq -- Casualties, Iraq -- Military aspects
Abstract

Three women wrapped in explosives killed dozens in Iraq on Monday, shaking the country as chaos and ethnic violence erupted in the volatile northern city of Kirkuk, where tensions had […]

Published
2008

157. U.S. Military Says It Incorrectly Reported That 3 Iraqis Killed in June Were Armed

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A.

Subjects
United States. Army -- Reports, Military maneuvers -- Casualties -- Reports -- Military aspects, Civilian casualties -- Reports -- Military aspects -- Casualties, Iraq -- Military aspects
Abstract

The American military admitted Sunday night that a platoon of soldiers raked a car of innocent Iraqi civilians with hundreds of rounds of gunfire and that the military then issued […]

Published
2008

158. State Department Inspector to Investigate Texas Oil Company's Deal in Kurdistan

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A.

Subjects
Company business planning, Contract agreement, Investigation, Hunt Oil Co. -- Contracts -- Officials and employees, United States. Department of State -- Officials and employees, Investigations -- Planning, Local government -- Iraq -- United States -- Contracts, Gas industry -- Contracts -- Officials and employees, Inspectors general -- Planning, Contracts -- Planning
Abstract

The State Department's internal watchdog division will investigate allegations that department officials did nothing to prevent a Texas oil company with close ties to President Bush from concluding an oil […]

Published
2008

159. 8 Die in Iraq in Suicide Bombing, Apparently by Woman

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A.

Subjects
Suicide bombings -- Demographic aspects -- Location -- Casualties
Abstract

At first, a car bomb seemed the only explanation for the huge blast on Thursday on one of Baquba's main thoroughfares that killed a pro-American Sunni militia leader, an Iraqi […]

Published
2008

160. For Obama, a First Step Is Not a Misstep

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A. and Zeleny, Jeff

Subjects
Iraq War, 2003-2011 -- Political aspects, Presidential candidates -- Foreign policy -- Political aspects
Abstract

The Iraqi government on Monday left little doubt that it favors a withdrawal plan for American combat troops similar to what Senator Barack Obama has proposed, providing Mr. Obama with […]

Published
2008

161. U.S. forces kill relatives of Iraqi governor

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A. and Hameed, Ali

Subjects
Company legal issue, Government regulation, Shooting -- Cases -- Political aspects -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Reports, War -- Casualties, Military maneuvers -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Cases -- Reports -- Political aspects
Abstract

American Special Operations forces shot to death the son and nephew of the governor of Salahuddin Province during a raid on Sunday in the northern city of Bayji, the latest […]

Published
2008

162. In Iraq, affection for Obama the man ... but his proposal?

Author

Tavernise, Sabrina and Oppel, Jr., Richard A.

Subjects
Company business planning, Iraq War, 2003-2011 -- Political aspects -- Planning, Presidential candidates -- Military policy -- Political aspects -- Planning, Military maneuvers -- Planning -- Political aspects, Troop withdrawal -- Planning -- Political aspects
Abstract

A tough Iraqi general, a former special operations officer with a baritone voice and a barrel chest, melted into smiles when asked about Senator Barack Obama. 'Everyone in Iraq likes […]

Published
2008

163. 2 teenage bombers kill 33 as recruits gather at an Iraqi base

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A.

Subjects
Company legal issue, Suicide bombings -- Casualties -- Cases -- Psychological aspects -- Reports -- Safety and security measures, Teenagers -- Cases -- Psychological aspects -- Casualties -- Safety and security measures -- Reports, Youth -- Cases -- Psychological aspects -- Casualties -- Safety and security measures -- Reports, Recruiting and enlistment -- Reports -- Cases -- Casualties -- Safety and security measures -- Psychological aspects, Volunteers -- Casualties -- Psychological aspects -- Cases -- Reports -- Safety and security measures, Military bases -- Safety and security measures -- Cases -- Psychological aspects -- Reports -- Casualties
Abstract

After the explosions and fireballs consumed dozens of fellow Iraqi Army recruits in Baquba on Tuesday, a dazed Fawad Hamid found himself on a stretcher at a hospital, his chest […]

Published
2008

164. Province leaders say Iraqis not ready to handle security

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A. and Hameed, Ali

Subjects
Company business management, Military assistance, American -- Management -- Safety and security measures, Border security -- Management -- Safety and security measures, Provinces -- Safety and security measures
Abstract

In a sign of the bitter political struggle playing out in western Iraq, the Anbar Provincial Council appealed Saturday for the American military to delay its handover of provincial security […]

Published
2008

165. Panel questions State Dept. role in Iraq oil deal

Author

Glanz, James and Oppel, Jr., Richard A.

Subjects
Government regulation, Government contract, United States. Department of State -- Standards -- Evaluation, Petroleum law -- Evaluation -- Laws, regulations and rules, Petroleum industry -- Distribution agreements -- Standards, Public contracts -- Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

Bush administration officials knew that a Texas oil company with close ties to President Bush was planning to sign an oil deal with the regional Kurdistan government that ran counter […]

Published
2008

166. 8 civilians killed in 2 disputed attacks, Iraq says

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A. and Muhammad, Riyadh

Subjects
Company legal issue, Bombing, Aerial -- Casualties -- Cases -- Reports, Assassination -- Cases -- Casualties -- Reports, Civilian casualties -- Reports -- Cases -- Casualties
Abstract

American soldiers fatally shot three Iraqi bank employees Wednesday as their car passed a convoy near Baghdad International Airport, according to an Interior Ministry official and Yarmouk Hospital, where the […]

Published
2008

167. Two U.S. Soldiers Killed by Gunman, but Details Are Disputed

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A.

Subjects
Company legal issue, Gun violence -- Cases -- Casualties, Iraqis -- Cases -- Casualties
Abstract

A security guard for an Iraqi politician grabbed his Kalashnikov automatic rifle and opened fire on at least a half-dozen American soldiers, killing two of them, during a meeting with […]

Published
2008

168. Another female suicide bomber strikes Iraqi province, killing 15 near courthouse

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A.

Subjects
Company legal issue, Guerrillas -- Cases -- Political aspects -- Investigations -- Casualties, Suicide bombings -- Casualties -- Investigations -- Influence -- Cases -- Political aspects
Abstract

The latest in a wave of female suicide bombers killed 15 people and wounded more than 40 others on Sunday near a heavily fortified courthouse and government outpost in central […]

Published
2008

169. Big Gains for Iraq Security, but Questions Linger

Author

Farrell, Stephen and Oppel, Jr., Richard A.

Subjects
Market trend/market analysis, Political violence -- Forecasts and trends -- Military aspects -- Analysis, National security -- Analysis -- Forecasts and trends -- Military aspects, Prime ministers -- Political activity -- Forecasts and trends -- Analysis -- Military aspects, Iraqis -- Military aspects -- Forecasts and trends -- Analysis -- Political activity, Military maneuvers -- Military aspects -- Forecasts and trends -- Analysis, Shiites -- Military aspects -- Political activity -- Analysis -- Forecasts and trends
Abstract

What's going right? And can it last? Violence in all of Iraq is the lowest since March 2004. The two largest cities, Baghdad and Basra, are calmer than they have […]

Published
2008

170. Baghdad Blast Leaves 51 Dead, And the Shiites Call for Revenge

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A., Al-Husaini, Mudhafer, and Hamid, Ali

Subjects
Political violence -- Casualties -- Military aspects, Bombings -- Iraq -- Casualties, Shiites -- Political activity -- Military aspects -- Casualties, Baghdad, Iraq (City) -- Military aspects
Abstract

This article was reported by Richard A. Oppel Jr., Mudhafer al-HusainiandAli Hameed, and written by Mr. Oppel. Explosives stowed in a minibus obliterated part of a bustling marketplace and set […]

Published
2008

171. U.S. troops causing instability, Iran's religious leader tells Iraqi premier

Author

Fathi, Nazila and Oppel, Jr., Richard A.

Subjects
Company public relations, Prime ministers -- Public relations -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Military maneuvers -- Political aspects -- Military aspects
Abstract

Iran's supreme leader told Iraq's prime minister on Monday that the American forces in Iraq were the biggest obstacle to Iraqi stability. The message from the Iranian leader, Ayatollah Ali […]

Published
2008

172. Opposition Grows in Iraq to Security Deal Spelling Out Terms of U.S. Presence

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A. and Farrell, Stephen

Subjects
Company business planning, United States. Armed Forces -- International aspects -- Powers and duties, Treaties -- Political aspects -- Planning, Electronic security systems -- Political aspects -- Planning, Security systems -- Political aspects -- Planning
Abstract

Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki is facing growing opposition to a proposed security agreement that would set out how long American forces and military bases stayed in Iraq. Some senior […]

Published
2008

173. Iraqis angered by marine who handed out coins with bible verse

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A. and Farrell, Stephen

Subjects
Company legal issue, Marines -- Religious aspects -- Cases -- Investigations, Military leaders -- Investigations -- Cases -- Religious aspects, Islam -- Iraq -- Influence -- Cases
Abstract

An American marine guarding a checkpoint on the western outskirts of Falluja handed out coins with an Arabic translation of a biblical verse to Iraqis entering the city, angering residents […]

Published
2008

174. A Sunni bloc pulls back on rejoining Iraqi cabinet

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A. and Mizher, Qais

Subjects
Prime ministers -- Aims and objectives -- Political activity, Coalition governments -- Evaluation, Sunnites -- Political activity
Abstract

Iraq's largest Sunni political bloc suspended its return to the Shiite-dominated government on Tuesday, saying Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki had refused to give it the cabinet ministries it wanted. […]

Published
2008

175. 2 American soldiers are killed in insurgent attacks in Iraq

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A.

Subjects
Company legal issue, Suicide bombings -- Cases -- Casualties, Insurgency -- Iraq -- Casualties -- Cases
Abstract

Two American soldiers were killed in Iraq over the weekend and early Monday, and a suicide bomber struck an American-backed Sunni militia just north of Baghdad, leaving two Iraqi police […]

Published
2008

176. Amid Calm in Sadr City, Officials and Cleric's Backers Swap Charges of Weakness

Author

Farrell, Stephen and Oppel, Jr., Richard A.

Subjects
Political violence -- Control -- Military aspects, Military maneuvers -- Military aspects, Baghdad, Iraq (City) -- Military aspects
Abstract

As some semblance of normal life began to return to the Sadr City area on Sunday, the Iraqi government and followers of the radical Shiite cleric Moktada al-Sadr accused each […]

Published
2008

177. 4 Americans Killed in Iraq; U.S. Attack Kills 6 Iraqis

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A. and Ali, Anwar J.

Subjects
Rebels -- Political activity -- Death of -- Compensation and benefits, Bombings -- Iraq -- Casualties
Abstract

Four American soldiers were killed near the capital in the past two days, the military said Saturday, and north of Baghdad an American attack helicopter killed six people who the […]

Published
2008

178. Official's shift raises hope for Iraq elections

Author

Goode, Erica and Oppel, Jr., Richard A.

Subjects
Government regulation, Election law -- Evaluation -- Laws, regulations and rules, Provincial governments -- Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

A member of Iraq's Presidency Council, whose objections had blocked a law calling for provincial elections by October, withdrew his objections on Wednesday in a sudden turnaround that raised hopes […]

Published
2008

179. Bombing kills 43 in Shiite holy city in Iraq

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A. and Mizher, Qais

Subjects
Company legal issue, Suicide bombings -- Cases -- Casualties
Abstract

A bombing on Monday evening killed 43 people near the Imam Hussein shrine in the Shiite holy city of Karbala, penetrating one of the most secure perimeters in Iraq. Iraqi […]

Published
2008

180. McCain visits Iraq as a Senator, but Iraqis see a candidate's agenda

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A. and Luo, Michael

Subjects
Company public relations, Iraq War, 2003-2011 -- Political aspects -- Evaluation -- Public relations, Electioneering -- Evaluation, Political campaigns -- Evaluation, Antiterrorism measures -- Political aspects, Presidential candidates -- Travel -- Public relations -- Political aspects
Abstract

Senator John McCain arrived in Iraq on Sunday morning on a trip that was described as a visit by an official Congressional delegation, but that also served to showcase his […]

Published
2008

181. Iraq insurgency runs on stolen oil profits

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A.

Subjects
Al-Qaeda -- Influence, Petroleum refineries -- Political aspects -- Control -- Economic aspects, Black market -- Influence -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Insurgency -- Economic aspects -- Influence -- Iraq
Abstract

The Baiji refinery, with its distillation towers rising against the Hamrin Mountains, may be the most important industrial site in the Sunni Arab-dominated regions of Iraq. On a good day, […]

Published
2008

182. Bomber kills 5 U.S. soldiers on a patrol in Iraq's capital

Author

Goode, Erica and Oppel, Jr., Richard A.

Subjects
Suicide bombings -- Casualties -- Reports, War -- Casualties
Abstract

A man walked up to a group of American soldiers on foot patrol in an upscale shopping district in central Baghdad on Monday and detonated the explosives-filled vest he was […]

Published
2008

183. Bombs kill 54 and wound 123 in busy shopping district in Baghdad

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A. and Obaidi, Mohammed

Subjects
Company legal issue, Bombings -- Iraq -- Cases -- Casualties, Shopping centers -- Cases -- Casualties
Abstract

Two bombs struck a bustling shopping district in the heart of Baghdad on Thursday evening, turning display windows and cabinets and glass shelves into deadly shrapnel, and killing 54 people […]

Published
2008

184. Ahmadinejad, in Iraq, chides Bush on Iran criticism

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A. and Fadam, Ahmad

Subjects
Company public relations, Iran-Iraq War, 1980-1988 -- Political aspects -- Public relations, Presidents -- Travel -- Public relations -- Political aspects
Abstract

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran, arriving in Baghdad to open what he declared a 'new chapter' in relations between Iraq and Iran, warned President Bush on Sunday that America's problems […]

Published
2008

185. Iraqi leaders say the way is clear for the execution of 'Chemical Ali'

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A. and Al-Ansary, Khalid

Subjects
Company legal issue, Government regulation, Company business planning, Executions and executioners -- Political aspects -- Planning -- Cases -- Laws, regulations and rules, Capital punishment -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Cases -- Political aspects
Abstract

Iraqi leaders say they have found a way to execute Ali Hassan al-Majid, known as Chemical Ali and one of Saddam Hussein's most notorious henchmen. Mr. Majid was sentenced to […]

Published
2008

186. After 8 days, Turkey pulls its troops out of Iraq

Author

Tavernise, Sabrina and Oppel, Jr., Richard A.

Subjects
Company business management, Iraq War, 2003-2011 -- Casualties -- Political aspects -- Management, Military assistance -- Political aspects -- Reports -- Casualties, Military maneuvers -- Political aspects -- Management -- Reports -- Casualties, Troop withdrawal -- Reports -- Casualties -- Political aspects
Abstract

Turkey's military announced Friday that it had withdrawn all of its combat troops from northern Iraq, bringing an eight-day ground offensive against Kurdish guerrillas to an abrupt close, a day […]

Published
2008

187. Heralded new law is vetoed by Iraq's presidency council

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A. and Al-Ansary, Khalid

Subjects
Government regulation, Local elections -- Laws, regulations and rules, Disallowance of legislation -- Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

Political momentum in Iraq hit a sudden roadblock on Wednesday when a feud between the largest Shiite factions led to the veto of a law that had been passed with […]

Published
2008

188. Gates urges Turkey to end its Iraq invasion by mid-March

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A. and Mazzetti, Mark

Subjects
Company business management, Kurdistan Workers' Party -- Evaluation -- Management, Border security -- Management, Military maneuvers -- International aspects
Abstract

Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates urged Turkish leaders on Wednesday to abandon their invasion of guerrilla-controlled lands in the northernmost reaches of Iraq by mid-March. American and Iraqi leaders seem […]

Published
2008

189. Iraqi Shiite cleric extends cease-fire by his militia

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A.

Subjects
Company business management, Armistices -- Management, Paramilitary groups -- Officials and employees, Shiites -- Aims and objectives
Abstract

The Shiite cleric Moktada al-Sadr ordered his Mahdi Army militia on Friday to extend its cease-fire for six more months, bolstering hopes that a recent trend toward sharply lower Iraqi […]

Published
2008

190. Files for suicide bombers show no down syndrome

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A.

Subjects
Mentally disabled persons -- Military aspects -- Political aspects -- Psychological aspects, Down syndrome -- Evaluation -- Psychological aspects -- Political aspects -- Military aspects, Suicide bombings -- Psychological aspects -- Military aspects -- Political aspects
Abstract

Psychiatric case files of two female suicide bombers who killed nearly 100 people in Baghdad this month show that they suffered from depression and schizophrenia but do not contain information […]

Published
2008

191. 5 Iraqis killed as rockets hit U.S. base in Baghdad

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A. and Al-Huseini, Mudhafer

Subjects
Company legal issue, Bombings -- Iraq -- Cases -- Casualties, Civilian casualties -- Reports -- Cases -- Casualties
Abstract

Five Iraqi civilians were killed when a barrage of rockets struck the large American military base near Baghdad International Airport and a nearby neighborhood late Monday afternoon, according to American […]

Published
2008

192. Suicide bomber is spotted and shot, but kills 3 in Baghdad

Author

Al-Husaini, Mudhafer and Oppel, Jr., Richard A.

Subjects
Company legal issue, Suicide bombings -- Casualties -- Cases
Abstract

It was Sunday, a busy day for shop owners in the bustling central Baghdad district of Karada, and Abbas Ali was tending to his morning routine when screams from people […]

Published
2008

193. 5 G.I.'s die in ambush in Mosul

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A.

Subjects
Company legal issue, Bombings -- Iraq -- Casualties -- Cases, Insurgency -- Iraq -- Cases
Abstract

Sunni Arab guerrillas ambushed an American convoy in the northern city of Mosul with a roadside bomb on Monday, then sprayed survivors with machine-gun fire from perches in a nearby […]

Published
2008

194. No Survivors After Night Attack At Home of Baghdad Ex-Official

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A. and Fadam, Ahmad

Subjects
Municipal officials and employees -- Casualties -- Family -- Military aspects, Gang violence -- Casualties -- Military aspects, Baghdad, Iraq (City) -- Casualties -- Military aspects
Abstract

A band of attackers on Saturday night broke into the home of a man who was a senior Baghdad city official under the government of Saddam Hussein and shot and […]

Published
2008

195. Attacks imperil Iraqi militiamen allied with U.S

Author

Moore, Solomon and Oppel, Jr., Richard A.

Subjects
Company legal issue, Al-Qaeda -- Aims and objectives, Political violence -- Cases -- Military aspects, Islamic militants -- Aims and objectives -- Cases -- Military aspects, Assassination -- Causes of -- Cases -- Military aspects, Sunnites -- Military aspects -- Cases, Insurgency -- Iraq -- Evaluation -- Cases
Abstract

American-backed Sunni militias who have fought Sunni extremists to a standstill in some of Iraq's bloodiest battlegrounds are being hit with a wave of assassinations and bomb attacks, threatening a […]

Published
2008

196. Bomber kills Sunni allies of the U.S

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A. and Mizher, Qais

Subjects
Company legal issue, Al-Qaeda -- Aims and objectives, Suicide bombings -- Casualties -- Cases, Sunnites -- Crimes against -- Political activity -- Cases -- Casualties, Insurgency -- Iraq -- Cases
Abstract

A teenager holding a box of candy strode into a gathering of Sunni Arab tribal members near Falluja and detonated an explosive belt, killing four people and wounding nine, members […]

Published
2008

197. 15 People Are Killed Across Iraq on Shiite Religious Holiday

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A. and Mizher, Qais

Subjects
Ashura -- Casualties, Iraqis -- Death of -- Casualties, Bombings -- Iraq -- Casualties
Abstract

A rocket attack and several bombings killed at least 15 people in central and northern Iraq on Saturday, Iraqi officials said. Sporadic violence continued in the southern cities of Basra […]

Published
2008

198. Judge and U.S.-linked Sunni fighters are killed in Iraq

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A. and Mohammed, Abeer

Subjects
Company legal issue, Assassination -- Cases -- Casualties
Abstract

Gunmen in two cars assassinated a respected and high-ranking Iraqi appellate court judge and his driver in western Baghdad on Monday morning, Iraqi officials said. Hours later, in Diyala Province, […]

Published
2008

199. Iraq easing curb for ex-officials of Hussein party

Author

Oppel, Jr., Richard A. and Myers, Steven Lee

Subjects
Government regulation, Baath Party (Iraq) -- Officials and employees, Political parties -- Iraq -- Officials and employees, Employee reinstatement -- Political aspects -- Laws, regulations and rules, Public employees -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals -- Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

The Iraqi Parliament passed a bill on Saturday that would allow some former officials from Saddam Hussein's party to fill government positions but would impose a strict ban on others. […]

Published
2008

200. W.H.O. says Iraq civilian death toll higher than cited

Author

Altman, Lawrence K. and Oppel, Jr., Richard A.

Subjects
World Health Organization -- Reports -- Statistics, Iraq War, 2003-2011 -- Casualties, War -- Casualties, Civilian casualties -- Statistics -- Casualties -- Reports
Abstract

The World Health Organization on Wednesday waded into the controversial subject of Iraqi civilian deaths, publishing a study that estimated that the number of deaths from the start of the […]

Published
2008

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