Sectarian clashes continue across the country as death toll escalates
iraq
Iraqi Government Releases New Photo of the Middle East’s Most Wanted Terrorist
But it may not make locating the secretive leader of ISIS much easier
Iraqi Shiite Cleric Moqtada al-Sadr Says He Is Leaving Politics
The firebrand leader’s move comes before national elections set for April
Al-Qaeda Splinter Faction Shows How Not to Be a Terrorist
21 terrorist recruits are killed in an explosives demonstration near Baghdad. But it’s not likely to make a dent in the powerful group’s capabilities
Iraqi Insurgents Blow Themselves Up During Bomb-Making Lesson
21 militants dead, say Iraqi authorities
Women in Iraq Being Detained and Abused, Report Says
Human Rights Watch calls for urgent reforms
Four Car Bombs Explode in Baghdad as Death Toll Keeps Rising
Four car bombs exploded in Baghdad on Wednesday, and two rockets were fired into the heavily fortified Green Zone. The targets were the Iraq government that the United States left behind two years ago – a regime dominated by …
At Least 16 Perish in Baghdad Bombings
No immediate claim of responsibility although al-Qaeda affiliate thought to blame
Car Bombings in Iraq Kill at Least 10
Attacks in four areas in and near Baghdad also leave dozens wounded
U.S. Cleared to Sell Attack Helicopters and Missiles to Iraq
Congress removes a key hurdle to delivering the choppers and weapons systems to help the nation fight its al-Qaeda insurgency
Iraq’s Tribes Will Rise Again, Says U.S. General
One of the top American commanders during the 2006-07 Sunni Awakening sees parallels in today’s fight and cause for cautious optimism
Wave of Bombings in Iraq Kill at Least 41
Tribal militias are fighting to regain ground recently taken by al Qaeda-linked rebels
Iraq’s Crisis: Can the Sunni Awakening Rise Again?
Former U.S. soldiers lament the violence in Iraq’s Anbar province, whose current tragic crisis began during the U.S. military occupation but is one that the U.S. can do little about now