Kirkuk Police Chief Escapes Assassination Attempt

Kirkuk's emergency police chief on Saturday survived the second attempt on his life in two months when an explosive charge targeted his motorcade in southwestern Kirkuk city, a security source said.
"The explosion killed a woman and wounded another, who were close to the scene at the time of the attack," the source noted.
On April 30, Shamirani survived a similar assassination attempt when an explosive device targeted his vehicle near the old building of Kirkuk Police Academy and al-Asdiqaa gas station in al-Wassit neighborhood, southwestern Kirkuk. The blast wounded four civilians.
Kirkuk, an oil-rich and mixed city of Kurds, Turkmen, Christians, and Arabs, lies 250 km northeast of the Iraqi capital Baghdad.
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30.6. 2 Iraqi Judges Wounded in Eastern Baghdad
28.6. U.S. Occupation Forces Detain al-Dor Police Chief
28.6. Basra's Sadr Office Manager Arrested in Amara
27.6. Judge Assassinated in Baghdad
26.6. Ninewa Car Bombing Toll Rises to 79
26.6. Suicide Bomber Kills 15, Injures 17 Near Falluja
25.6. Kirkuk Hospital Assistant Director Escapes Assassination Attempt
25.6. Panicked Iraqi Families Flee Amara
24.6. U.S. Occupation Embassy Staff: Soldiers Killed in Baghdad Blast
22.6. APR – The Victims Bodies of the Sectarian Militias
22.6. Baaquba Blast Casualties Up to 43
21.6. APS – the Bloody Explosions in Popular Market / Baghdad
18.6. Dr. Khaled: Resistance, AMSI and Conference- Part II.
18.6. 12 Policemen Arrested in Amara
15.6. Dr. Khaled: AMSI is the Forefront of National Forces
15.6. 'Special Weapons' Have a Fallout on Babies in Fallujah
6.6. 72 People Killed and Wounded after Explosion
2.6. PCIR Denounces the So-Called Long-Term Security Treaty
25.5. Mosul's Mayor Survives 4th Assassination Attempt in 10 Days
23.5. Assassination Attempt to the Court Judge of Abu Ghraib
21.5. AMSI: the Government has Nothing Different from the Occupation!
14.5. AMSI Warns the Parties Supporting the Occupation
28.4. Police Officers Killed, Driver Wounded in Tikrit Attack
14.4. A Member of Municipality Board Arrested
14.4. Press Release – The Strange Position of Awqaf on the seizure of Umm al Qura Radio
13.4. AMSI: The Killing of Civilians is the Systematic Policy of the Occupation
8.4. AMSI: The Occupation is No Longer Able to Withstand Against the Resistance
4.4. Dari: The Government Failed to Give Anything
3.4. 11 Killed in Accident in Nassiriya
19.4. Sheikh Dhari: the American Occupation is the Cover of the Iranian Interference in Iraq
29.3. AMSI Calls All Iraqis for The Unity
14.3. Sheikh Dari: The Visit of Nejad to Iraq is a Fiasco and Provocation
12.7. Iraqi security better; governance falling short
12.7. Iraqi FM discusses with Russian amb. means to foster bilateral ties
12.7. Something in Talabani's satchel?
12.7. Who Will Leave First: al-Maliki or US Forces?
12.7. Iraqi Forces Raid Mosque With Links to Sadrists
12.7. Iraqi cleric's aide detained, sparking Shiite rivalry
12.7. Sadr Front supports Cabinet call for pullout
12.7. Iraqi Sadrist Comments on Planned Security Deal With US, Relations With Iran
11.7. Al Sistani's role divides parties
11.7. Iraqi official, Japan's envoy discuss fostering bilateral ties
11.7. Jordan King visit delay to Iraq in question
11.7. Kuwait to name ambassador to Iraq - KUNA
11.7. On the difference between a "time-limit" and "the concept of a time-limit"
11.7. Iraq, Turkey sign security and trade agreement
10.7. Rocket attack wounds three Sahwa fighters in Salah al-Din
10.7. 40,000 observers undergo training ahead of elections
10.7. ANALYSIS-Iraqi timetable call driven by elections -experts
10.7. On the difference between a "time-limit" and "the concept of a time-limit"
10.7. Civil status dept. head gunned down in Ninewa
10.7. Iraqi general targeted as attacks kill 14
10.7. Iraq: Provincial Security Chief Attacked
10.7. Turkish PM in Baghdad to discuss strategic cooperation - spokesman
10.7. Turkish PM vows to support Iraq
9.7. General says Iraqi security forces still need help
9.7. Security forces ready to protect embassies, says security source
9.7. MKO expulsion from Iraq imminent
9.7. Kurdish official doubts ‘legality’ of oil deals
9.7. Iraqi government reviews removing nuclear materials procedures
9.7. PM unveils new plan for Iraqi refugees’ return from Norway
9.7. Al-Jazeera TV Report Discusses Stances on, Changes in Iraqi-US Security Talks
9.7. FACTBOX-Is Iraq serious about a US troop withdrawal timetable?
9.7. US:Oppose arbitrary withdrawal date for Iraq troops
9.7. Iraq insists on U.S. withdrawal timetable
9.7. Iraq presses US on timeline for troop pullout
8.7. Iraq a bottomless cash pit
8.7. The Iraqi Oil Ministry's New Fave Five
8.7. INTERVIEW-Militias finished in Iraq's Basra - governor
8.7. Years on, Iraq Rebuilding Still Failing
8.7. AlHayat source: US not opposed to a memo of understanding setting out a withdrawal schedule
7.7. Gunmen kill local Sunni party leader in northern Iraq
7.7. 6 wounded in mortar attacks in Mosul
7.7. Gunmen kill Islamic party official in Talafar
7.7. Iraq's political map will be re-drawn after elections- AL official
7.7. Iraqi Shiite Party rises as Sadr falls
7.7. Lawmaker accuses Kurdish parties of foiling security operation in Mosul
7.7. Iraqi parliament to vote on election law next week
7.7. Regions committee head proposes solution to Kirkuk issue
7.7. Iraqi Awakening Council Head Interviewed on Islamic Party, Elections, US Agreement
7.7. Iraqi Islamic Party Leader Interviewed on Government Formation, Other Issues
7.7. Supreme Judiciary demanded to lift immunity of 10 legislatures - Lawmaker
7.7. Interior minister says security improving across country
6.7. Baghdad car bomb kills six, wounds 14 - police
6.7. HUMOR: Maliki Warns US on Iran; Will not allow Iraqi air space or land in any US Attack
6.7. Document governs Iraq reconciliation course, NYT reveals
6.7. Parliament votes over Iraq-Italy friendship deal
6.7. Talabani mulls with foreign experts Iraq's national reconciliation
6.7. Talabani insulted, the Diyala dots
6.7. VP, Kirkuk officials discuss Article 140
6.7. PUK official survives attempt on his life
6.7. VP in Kirkuk to meet officials
6.7. Iraq does not need neighboring countries' approval to sign the security agreement – PM's adviser
5.7. Gunmen assassinate Shiite official in Iraq
5.7. Sunni Arab politician survives bomb attack west of Baghdad
5.7. IIP official wounded in Falluja blast
5.7. 60 tribal chiefs south of Wassit sign paper sustaining security, law
4.7. Al-Maliki's dilemma between Tehran and Washington
4.7. Iraqi Ulama: "It's Haram To Coperate With The Invaders"
4.7. Sadr City, Kufa hold anti-SOFA protests
4.7. S. Ciszuk/Global Insight: Iraqi oil law unity in doubt
4.7. Irish politician to advise Iraq on making peace
4.7. UIC chief calls for wide participation in provincial elections
4.7. Iraq puts a ban on pictures of clerics in election posters
4.7. Hakim asks to engage in provincial elections
4.7. Reconciling or closing ranks
4.7. Zebari statements on US-Iraqi pact subject to deliberation
4.7. Al-Quds Iranian force bombarded Ashraf camp - MKO
4.7. Hakim: MKO provokes violence in Iraq
4.7. Norway urged to reopen embassy in Iraq
3.7. Suicide bombers are dying to kill
3.7. Maliki to disband Awakening Councils
3.7. Now we know why Anbar province handover postponed
3.7. Legislators speak of secret oil and gas agreement with Kurds
3.7. Iraq is now the third most corrupt country in the world
3.7. Iraq Hints at Delay in U.S. Security Deal
3.7. President's handshake with Barak captures Arab press
3.7. 33 corpses of 1991 uprising buried in Diala
3.7. Iraqi FM Says Security Pact With US 'Almost Finalized'
3.7. Iraq-U.S. Troop Presence Agreement Negotiations Could Be Delayed
3.7. Candidates to ministerial portfolios to be announced next week - spokesman
3.7. Overlooking Kurdistan oil contracts contradicts U.S. policy- paper
3.7. Gunmen blow up lawmaker's house in Baghdad
3.7. Iraq provincial elections at stake
3.7. Former defense minister says involved in U.S.-Russian ceasefire deal
3.7. Govt. announcement to fill vacant ministerial portfolios in press
3.7. IRAQ: Ministry report details impact of violence on minorities
2.7. Gunmen distribute leaflets threatening chieftains in Jalawla
2.7. Provincial elections must be held in October-PM
2.7. De Mistura expects holding provincial elections by the end of 2008
2.7. Still time for Iraq local elections this year: U.N.
2.7. Anbar security handover within coming days
2.7. Iraq witnesses great diplomatic development, says FM
2.7. Shiite cleric discusses with British, Turkish ambassadors political developments
2.7. VP leads Iraq’s delegation in Iraqi-Japanese economic forum
2.7. Parliament extends legislative term until end of July
2.7. Talabani points the finger at the Iraqi Daawa party (Updated in the notes)
2.7. Kurds bad-mouth the fee-for-service approach to oil
2.7. Iraq: Talks over US security agreement at critical stage
2.7. Iraq says Jordan king, Turkish PM to visit
2.7. Halliburton Exploited Iraq's Oil-for-Food Program While Cheney was CEO
2.7. Former int. chief reveals Iranian handover deal
1.7. HUMOR: PM al-Maliki vows priority to Arab countries for recontruction in Iraq
1.7. Planning minister refuses to resign
1.7. SIIC chief visits Samarra to discuss security condition
1.7. Shiite cleric holds parties responsible for hampering provincial councils elections
1.7. Iraqi Kurdistan criticises Baghdad's oil plans: report
1.7. Iraq's main Sunni bloc on verge of rejoining govt
1.7. Parl. hosts FM on U.S.-Iraqi security agreement
1.7. Iraq Provincial elections law still debated
1.7. Iraq War Photographer Diary: Militias
1.7. President says shook hands with Barak as party leader
1.7. Iraqi papers urge solutions to gas, electricity problems
1.7. Uprising court dismisses defendant, another apologizes to victims' families
1.7. Transfer of Qadisiya province to Iraqi forces delayed due to bad weather
30.6. IAF to announce ministers after presenting CVs to Parliament – spokesman
30.6. Govt. spokesman says deal reached to name IAF ministers
30.6. British and US companies win Iraq oil contracts
30.6. Kurdistan PM says no power in Baghdad can annul oil deals
30.6. Iraq fails to sign deals with global oil majors
30.6. Iraq KRG oil minister explains oil deal breakdown
30.6. Invisible Hand: Washington Role in Iraq Oil Deal Revealed
30.6. U.S. had direct hand in Iraq oil decision
30.6. 5 judges attacked in Baghdad – Judiciary source
30.6. 2 Iraqi judges wounded in eastern Baghdad
30.6. Diwaniya security transfer delayed
29.6. New panel to iron out differences on Iraq oil law: Kurd leader
29.6. Parliament demands oversight of oil deals
29.6. US-Iraqi talks on forces agreement pressured from all sides - Feature
29.6. U.S. faces Iraqi anger over raid near Kerbala
29.6. "US raid on Maliki homestead connected with the current negotiations": Karbala governor (Updated)
29.6. Iraqi Tribal Leaders Want MKO Expelled
29.6. Iraq's Missan receives $100m for developments
29.6. Ankara, Tehran ganging up against Kurds: rebel chief
28.6. Iraq numbers tell grim story
28.6. U.S. can be charged with Iraq war crimes
28.6. Iran, Japan, victims of weapons of mass destruction
28.6. HUMOR: Security agreement with U.S. still "draft" – lawmaker
28.6. Provincial elections likely to be delayed until 2009 – paper
28.6. Many question marks on Iraq's stability – AL
28.6. Military reinforcements called for in both Anbar and Mosul
28.6. Hopes, concerns ahead of Anbar security handover
28.6. America to hand back Anbar, Iraq's biggest province, to Baghdad
28.6. Debaathification law not applicable to security agencies – MP
28.6. Security agreement, Mujahideen Khalq in Arab press
28.6. Attacks targeting Iraqis working with Americans
28.6. Fadhila Accuses Grand Ayatollah of conspiracy
28.6. US Kills Maliki Relative
28.6. Committee to settle oil contracts issue – Barazani
28.6. Iraqi officials outraged by U.S. raid in prime minister's hometown
28.6. Spokesman reveals reasons behind Missan authority's separation from southern company
28.6. Mehdi Army dissolving, reports say
27.6. Iraq, U.S. Struggle to Hit Deadline for Military-Presence Pact
27.6. U.S. handover of Iraqi province delayed
27.6. Judge assassinated in Baghdad
27.6. Gunmen kill leading Iraqi judge in Baghdad ambush
27.6. Baghdad test center shooting investigated - PM
27.6. Cleric says crackdown in Amarah 'fierce attack' on al-Sadr movement in Iraq
27.6. Who did municipal council explosion target?
27.6. Parl't committee to be informed of pre-signing oil contracts
27.6. Parl't committee urges solutions over families to be evacuated from govt. buildings
27.6. The outside playing cards
27.6. Security condition still fragile – VP
26.6. HUMOR: Iraqi government support people stance on US-Iraq agreement- governor
26.6. Bush, Talabani gave no indication of progress on security agreement - paper
26.6. Shooting in Baghdad tests center leaves casualties
26.6. IAF chief says to return to government soon
26.6. Iraq: Flourishing Corruption Under American Occupation
26.6. Security forces arrested 174 persons in Missan-Interior spokesman
26.6. Iraqi governments plans new drive in Mosul-Defense spokesman
26.6. Militia in Saddam's home province told to lay down arms: US
26.6. Government buildings evacuation deadline extended another week - ministry
26.6. Sadr-City blast plot
26.6. George W Bush knew Iraq had zero to do with US security
26.6. Iran Condemns Britain for Lifting 'Terrorist' Ban on Mujahedin Group
26.6. US builds 4 bases with missile launch pads on Iraq-Iran border
26.6. Iraqi Al-Sadr group visits Turkish parliament
26.6. Kurdish stance on provincial elections in Iraq
25.6. Gunmen kill municipality director in northern Mosul
25.6. Gunmen kill village’s mayor near Kirkuk
25.6. Sadrists: Peaceful resistance is hypocrisy
25.6. PM gives Missan gunmen 7 days to surrender
25.6. Iraqi Gov’t integrates 9000 awakening council members into Baghdad police-spokesman
25.6. In Iraq, Al-Anbar Tribe Members Threaten Civil Rebellion
25.6. Iraqi Gov’t prepares for Diala offensive-Defense advisor
25.6. Bush to meet Iraqi president Wednesday
25.6. Fear of US-Sunni Ties Undercut Security Talks
25.6. Meeting in Kirkuk to reject elections postponement
24.6. Water Resources Ministry did not suggest plan to solve water shortage - Lawmaker
24.6. US Embassy Staff Killed in Baghdad Blast
24.6. Baghdad municipal council chief gunned down- eyewitnesses
24.6. U.S.-allied Iraqi politician kills 2 U.S. troops, wounds 4
24.6. Government report criticizes how Bush measures progress in Iraq
24.6. Abu Al-Abed expired
24.6. Kurdish lawmaker rules out oil, gas law to be passed this term
24.6. TURKEY’S GAMBLE BETWEEN IRAN AND THE UNITED STATES
24.6. Defense ministry gives occupants of govt. facilities 72 hours to leave
24.6. Trapped amidst the Sadrists, al-Maliki Chooses al-Hakim
24.6. Badr Org reports: Government will reverse the sectarian cleansing, by
force if necessary, "before year-end"
24.6. Head of municipality council arrested in Amara
23.6. Operation Bashaer al-Salam's 3rd stage to begin tomorrow – MOD spokesperson
23.6. Shiite Feuds May Threaten Provincial Elections in Iraq
23.6. PM says resolved to confront "outlaws"
23.6. Iraqi PM pledges to enforce law after Amara raid
23.6. PM announces formation of 17 tribal councils in Missan
23.6. Forces from Basra deployed in Missan
23.6. War death estimates 'should be tripled'
23.6. Awakening Councils fear Stab in Back
23.6. Iraqi forces to launch new crackdown on al-Qaida
23.6. Samara is ready to hold elections on time – VP al-Hashemi
23.6. Deal allows U.S. to attack any country from Iraq – IAF
23.6. IAF spokesman rules out agreement on security pact
23.6. Sovereignty vs power
23.6. Secret Pentagon Funding Near All-Time High
23.6. Definitions of Iraqi New Burn Terms
23.6. MPs say Iraq's provincial elections could be delayed
23.6. Hakim-Iran coup on the Shiite coalition
23.6. New Iraqi political movement comes to light
23.6. Talks on new Iraq oil law to resume this week in Baghdad, Kurdish official says
23.6. Turkish-Iraqi talks on promoting cooperation
23.6. Minister clarifies water resources status in parl't
22.6. Government newspaper: Agreement could be "non-strategic" so as not to require parliamentary approval
22.6. UIC lawmaker urges visit by Nejervan Barazani to Baghdad
22.6. Kurdistan's PM in Baghdad to discuss pending issues
22.6. VP arrives in Samarra, meets officials
21.6. Maliki secretly met with the oppositions in Jordan
21.6. HUMOR: Shiite religious authority stands neutral in provincial elections-Sistani aide
21.6. Mujahideen Khalq’s group of Iran in Iraq supported by Coalition Forces
20.6. Negotiations between Iraq, U.S. on MKO headquarters
20.6. U.S. protects MKO despite deportation consensus – Hakim
20.6. Iraqi government's decree violates Geneva Convention – MKO
20.6. Worn-out US seeks bargain with Iran
20.6. Iraqi politicians accuse US of double standards policy regarding security
20.6. Electricity, oil ministers to appear before parliament
20.6. The U.S. and the missing circle of violence in Iraq
20.6. Security operation in Missan turns into political process against Sadrists - MP
20.6. Iraqi crackdown angers cleric's supporters
20.6. Sadrists protest long-term US-Iraqi security deal, arrests in Amarah
20.6. U.S. House OKs new war funding bill without troop withdrawal timetable
20.6. Why Iraq won't be South Korea
20.6. UN Proposal Provokes Anger in Iraq
20.6. Turkey assures US over intelligence sharing with Iran
19.6. IAF, Muslim Scholars Association condemn Baghdad bombing
19.6. Things fall apart
19.6. Survey says 500,000 Iraqis fled fighting in 2007
19.6. Agreement among blocs not to join displaced Iraqis in elections
19.6. Iraq’s Provincial Elections: Another D-Day Approaching
19.6. Iraqi FM meets Bush on security agreement
19.6. Iraqi government's decree violates Geneva Convention – MKO
19.6. Iraq forces hunt Shiite fighters in new crackdown
19.6. Wide-scale search campaigns as security operation begins
19.6. Missan security operation launched
19.6. Iraqi forces launch Amara offensive
19.6. Post-occupation Al-Hawza and the non-political murder - 2
19.6. Behind the new wave of assassinations in Mosul
19.6. Troops Move in To Amara; Awakening Mounts Party
19.6. Asymmetric politics
18.6. FM, U.S. vice president agree on completing security pact before end of July
18.6. UIC rejects postponement of provincial councils elections
18.6. Iraq in talks with Royal Dutch Shell on joint venture deal to invest natural gas
18.6. Iraq's Khurmala oil field sees national struggle again
18.6. Friends of Washington Club
18.6. Thi-Qar police start security operations to contain Missan offensive
18.6. Iraqi-U.S. forces aim to win by not doing battle
18.6. Sadr militia won't resist Iraq offensive
18.6. IRAN and AMERICA, the complex relationship is not always what it seems?
18.6. The Illegitimate and Disastrous U.S. Military Occupation of Iraq
17.6. Turkish newspaper reveals Maliki’s wait-game
17.6. Iraq parliament plans to exit Green Zone
17.6. Iraq law on Baathists not being implemented
17.6. UN Security Council press statement in Iraq
17.6. U.S. president to pullout 30,000 troops from Iraq next July
17.6. Bush's decision to withdraw 30,000 soldiers is for electoral reasons – Sadrist lawmaker
17.6. HUMOR: 'No immunity' for Iraq contractors
16.6. Iraq says it still needs US troops to secure gains
16.6. Ministry: No exceptions in Missan's security operations
16.6. Sadr Boycotts Local Elections
16.6. Beware the Iranian snakes and Maliki’s failed visit to Jordan
16.6. Sadr Movement Will Back Independents
16.6. Sadrists vow support for slate that fulfils their ambitions
16.6. ANALYSIS-Iraq's Sadr avoiding fight with government
16.6. Expert says MNF mandate extension approved by Iraqi govt.
16.6. Education Faculty's 2nd blast leaves 3 wounded
16.6. Two explosions rattle Education Faculty, leave casualties
15.6. Bush: Stopping Iran key to solving Mideast problems
14.6. Iraqi funds froze in Federal Reserve Bank
14.6. Iraq-U.S. security negotiations underway- FM
14.6. Fascist agenda with democratic pretensions in Iraq
14.6. Vietnam ready to take part in Iraq reconstruction
13.6. HUMOR: Iraq says it 'turned corner' in fighting insurgents
13.6. Iraq talks with US on security pact reach 'dead end'
13.6. USIP: Track 2 Reconciliation
13.6. FACTBOX-Iraq's thorny negotiations with U.S.
12.6. Patrick Cockburn: The reality is that Iraqi authority would be nominal
12.6. Iraqi National Front to be announced next week - INL
12.6. Row 'delays' US-Iraq military deal
12.6. In Debate Over Permanent Bases In Iraq, U.S. Seeks Authorization For War In Iran
12.6. Banned weapons in Mosul? And Badr Brigades after Al-Hakim
12.6. Visit to Jordan will have positive impact on cooperation - PM
12.6. Gunmen blow up Islamic party's headquarters in Falluja
12.6. News and Commentary
11.6. Fabricated quietness and reflected catastrophe
11.6. U.S. institute to hold event on national reconciliation in Iraq
11.6. Agreement with Iraq requires no Senate approval
11.6. Australian FM asserts country’s support to political process
11.6. Mullen: Conditions-Based Withdrawal Strategy Seeing Success in Iraq
11.6. US, Iraq will reach troop deal, Bush says
11.6. Iraq: A lose-lose deal
11.6. Big shift in Iraqi stance on security agreement-paper
11.6. Security agreement negotiations and threats continue
11.6. Iraqis Condemn American Demands
11.6. Barazani heads extended meeting to discuss De Mistura report
11.6. Salman Bek mayor escapes assassination attempt in Kirkuk
10.6. Iran, Iraq sign defence cooperation pact
10.6. Saddam’ clan chief killed in Tikrit
10.6. 2 chieftains killed in Talafar
10.6. U.S. seeking 58 bases in Iraq, Shiite lawmakers say
10.6. Iran leader warns Iraq PM over US troops
10.6. Security and long-presence agreement to connect the “Silk Road”
10.6. Bush administration says it may not get Iraq deal this year
10.6. New Iraqi political parties emerge
10.6. 4 wounded in attack on provincial council member
10.6. PM stresses partnership with Turkey to achieve regional security
9.6. US-Iraq security pact faces opposition
9.6. Iraq provincial elections law still pending
9.6. 2 GIs Killed, 18 Wounded; Al-Maliki Tries to Reassure Tehran; Mudarrisi Denounces Security Accord
9.6. Iraqi PM: US-Iraq security pact will not harm Iran
9.6. Anbar Salvation Council announces 4-member alliance
9.6. Iraq Flag to be changed within 6 months
9.6. Misreported political Realignment
9.6. Mounting reservation over US-Iraqi agreement
8.6. Iraq's Grand Ayatollah warns from uprising against US security pact
8.6. Iraq Parliament to vote on provincial law
8.6. Iran Alleges US Bribing Iraq MPs on SOFA
8.6. OSC: Iraqi Government Defends Negotiators in SOFA Talks
8.6. Oil minister briefs lawmakers on strategic plans
8.6. Resistance rally in Mosul - Video
8.6. Iraqis condemn US defence pact plan
8.6. Iraq's Maliki says wants stronger ties with Iran
8.6. Ex-Premier Is Expelled From Governing Party in Iraq
8.6. Iraq to sign deals with foreign oil firms this month: MEES
7.6. Demonstrations, Speeches Against Security Agreement; PM Faces Split in Own Party
7.6. Cheney Enrages Iraqis Over Security Deal
7.6. Iraqi PM leaves to Tehran
7.6. LUKoil hopes to land Iraq contract after oil law adopted
7.6. Maliki visits Iran for talks on insurgency
7.6. Iraqis worry deal with U.S. would harm sovereignty
7.6. Gunmen attack Ninewa governor while on inspection visit
7.6. Iraq almost most corrupt in the world
7.6. Iraq signs $480 mln contract with GE for power plants
7.6. Iraq Looking at Alternatives to US Security Agreement - Iraqi Official
7.6. Secular Iraqi List denies joining new alliance
6.6. In The "New Iraq" There Is No Place for Workers Rights
6.6. Sistani representative urges participation of Iraqi groups in provincial elections
6.6. PM al-Maliki urges fostering Sunni-Shiite alliance in Iraq
6.6. Iran’s conditions to support Maliki
6.6. Disguising the occupation with a convention
6.6. Sunni bloc's return to govt. imminent – UIC lawmaker
6.6. Iraqis suffering as we are, hundreds of times over
6.6. Bush Blackmailing al-Maliki with $50 Bn. in US Fed
6.6. Bush administration blackmailing Iraq over long-term military agreement
6.6. A short note on the American-Iraqi Deal
5.6. Sistani wants Parliament to Approve Security Pact
5.6. Sistani conditionally approved the security agreement
5.6. U.S. blames militia for Iraq blast that kills 18
5.6. Revealed: Secret plan to keep Iraq under US control
5.6. Report: Secret deal to keep Iraq under U.S. control
5.6. Bush's "New Middle East" Revealed
5.6. OSC: Former Sunni Insurgent Turns to Politics
4.6. Kirkuk cause delays approving provincial councils law, says MP
4.6. U.S.-Iraq [read: Iran] negotiations over long-term agreement are ongoing-MNF advisor
4.6. Iraqi-U.S. deal dominates Baghdad press
4.6. The military to build the state of Iraq
4.6. What It Really Means When America Goes to War
4.6. Iraq rejects any article within long-term agreement violates sovereignty - spokesman
4.6. MPs sign request to question FM over long-term U.S.-Iraq agreement
4.6. Iraq likely to miss deadline on long-term agreement with U.S.
4.6. US-Iraq security pact shapes up as major battle
3.6. Iraq's al-Hashemi opposes proposed defence pact with US
3.6. Iraqis Resisting US Capitulation
3.6. Iraqis alarmed by long-term treaty with US - Feature
3.6. New agreement lets US strike any country from inside Iraq
3.6. U.S. stands by July target for Iraq security deal
3.6. U.S.-Iraqi agreement captures Baghdad press
3.6. US-Iraq Security Talks Hit Snag
3.6. Military operations hamper power repairs
3.6. HUMOR: Iraq's al-Hashemi opposes proposed defence pact with US
2.6. Shiite Cleric, MP, from al-Maliki's Coalition Denounces Security Accord
2.6. New Contracts Reflect Continued Presence in Iraq
2.6. Maliki to raise Iran's role in Iraq in Tehran talks
2.6. PM, Shiite leader discuss long-term Iraq-U.S. deal
2.6. Iraq sends teams to study other U.S. military pacts
2.6. U.S.-Iraqi agreement, officials' performance in press
2.6. France's Kouchner, Kurdistan's Barzani Discuss Kirkuk Referendum
1.6. Govt spokesman: Iraqi negotiators have differences with the US over a long-term security deal
1.6. At least two dead in blast outside Iranian embassy in Baghdad
1.6. Sistani to participate in the provincial election
1.6. Iraqi Trade Union Conference Demands Repeal of Draconian Labour Decrees
1.6. We do not want to work in Iraq restricted to a limited area-French FM
1.6. Two different kinds of "rejection"
1.6. U.S. bases in Iraq?
1.6. Iraqi Opposition to U.S. Pact Grows
31.5. Normalising occupation
31.5. Thousands of Sadrists Protest Security Pact With US; Sistani Aide Demands Parliament Vote
31.5. US-Iraqi long term friendship agreement spurs fears among people
31.5. Thousands of Iraqis protest agreement for indefinite US occupation
31.5. 'US bribing Iraqi MPs to sign deal'
31.5. Key provincial elections split Sunni Arabs in Iraq
30.5. Provincial councils law delayed for technical reasons - speaker
30.5. Shiites in Iraq protest long-term US security deal
30.5. Al Sadr calls to cancel US-Iraqi deal
30.5. Sistani aide slams long-term Iraq-U.S. deal
30.5. Shiite clerics step up opposition to security deal
30.5. Kurdish MP says differences over Kirkuk caused delay in other laws
30.5. Iraqi prime minister says national reconciliation nearly complete
30.5. 'Tensions are used politically'
30.5. Rice says priority for Iraq is capacity building
29.5. Basra paper: Secrecy about the contents of the treaty reminds us of 1948
28.5. Muqtada responds after getting big boost from Nasrallah
28.5. Muqtada al-Sadr urges demonstrations to protest long-term U.S.-Iraq agreement
28.5. Text of Sadr's statement on mobilizing against the Iraq-US security agreement
28.5. US 'close' to Iraq military deal
28.5. Fadhila MP accuses political blocs of delaying provincial elections
28.5. Iraq's main Sunni bloc suspends government talks
28.5. US 'close' to Iraq military deal
27.5. Growing Alarm Over Bush's Security Deals with Iraqi Government
27.5. Commission head warns provinial elections could be delayed (Also: Kurd-UIA split over Kirkuk)
26.5. Talabani, Crocker discuss long-term strategic Iraq-U.S. ties
26.5. IAF member foresees "collapse" in negotiations with govt.
26.5. Sadr Warns of US-Iraq Security Deal
26.5. PREVIEW-U.S, Iran and Arab neighbours to meet on Iraq
25.5. Crocker: Iraqi govt. seeks agreement with U.S. for mutual interests
24.5. Gap between Basra local council and government widens
24.5. Al-Sadr lawmakers denounce Iraqi government
24.5. 3 obstacles impeding elections on time – commission
24.5. Iraq Electoral Commission urges speedy poll law
24.5. Sistani does not issue fatwa allowing armed resistance against foreign troops in Iraq-source
24.5. U.S. Ambassador Crocker arrives in Najaf
23.5. Iran cleric [Khatami] blasts US-Iraqi military agreement
23.5. U.S. Senate approves $165 billion in new war money
23.5. Iraq elections may slip to November -Petraeus
23.5. The latest chapter in "political reconciliation"--Updated
22.5. Al-Maliki visits Najaf to update Sistani with Iraq's security condition - spokesman
21.5. With or against the occupier's project
21.5. The Wa'ilis and the Hakims
21.5. In Iraq, Dispute Over District Elections
21.5. IHEC approves 50 political bodies
20.5. U.S. announces deployment of seven combat brigades to Iraq
19.5. 10 days ultimatum for parties to evacuate governmental buildings – the premier
19.5. UN envoy stresses necessity of launching provincial elections on time
18.5. Pelosi endorses fall elections planned in Iraq
18.5. Pelosi ends Iraq visit after talks on vote, security: officials
18.5. House speaker meets Pelosi, expresses concern over U.S. forces pullout
16.5. Corruption shrouding arms deal – MP
15.5. Shiite power struggle behind Iraq clashes, analysts say
14.5. The new Iraqi political map
11.5. Electricity Ministry wants helicopters to protect lines, stations
11.5. Maliki-Sadr Agreement on Sadr City; Al-Maliki Heads to Mosul
10.5. Sadrists Denounce Sistani and al-Maliki
5.5. Khatami: Fomenting violence abroad is 'treason'
5.5. Dhari: Sadr City atrocities should help us cure Sunni-Shia animosity
5.5. Iraq parliament finds a quorum hard to come by
4.5. Iranian leaders affirm support for Iraqi government clampdown on insurgents
3.5. Iran backs Iraq’s crackdown on lawbreakers: report
1.5. Baghdad Death Figures Challenged
30.4. NON-SENSE: Iraqi politicians take steps toward reconciliation at seminar in Finland
28.4. Iraqi factions end talks: organisers
28.4. Iraqis conclude three-day reconciliation seminar in Finland
27.4. Iraqis will learn from Belfast
25.4. Radical Shi'ite Cleric Urges Followers to Battle US, Not Iraqi Forces
25.4. SADR "OPEN WAR" THREAT IS AGAINST US FORCES, NOT "IRAQI BROTHERS" -MOSQUE STATEMENT
25.4. Finland to host Iraq conference this week
25.4. Iraq Seminar to Be Held in Finland This Week
14.4. ‘War-Mongering Leaders are Isolated from Iraqis’
14.4. Whose mass graves are these?
13.4. Sadr says US will always be enemy
13.4. Al-Sadr denounces Gates, demands US troops quit Iraq
13.4. Iraqi cabinet agrees provincial election law
12.4. De Mistura to initiate proposal on Iraq
10.4. Iraq's local elections could reshape power structure
9.4. Iran condemns Green Zone attacks
9.4. Hamas in Iraq: Iran funds al-Qaeda
7.4. Reconciliation In Iraq "Isn't Happening"
7.4. Political progress in Iraq 'halting and superficial': US study
6.4. Ministry doctors figures on power output
30.3. Gaddafi warns leaders they face the same fate as Saddam
27.3. Newspaper: Dick Cheney gave the orders for Basra campaign
27.3. Moqtada al-Sadr orders Iraq PM out of Basra
27.3. Rumors of atrocities by Maliki's people from Karbala
26.3. Iraqi army launches wide-scale operation in Basra
25.3. Al Sadr Bloc declares civil disobedience
24.3. Al-Hakim formed “Badr Awakening” militia
24.3. Yet another reconciliation conference
23.3. 5 years since invasion, people still suffer, government optimistic
21.3. PM, Dawa, SIIC plan liquidation of Sadrists in Babel – lawmaker
21.3. Cheney’s “peace” trip to Middle East prepares new wars
20.3. A no-reconciliation conference
20.3. Reconciliation conference boycotts seek blocking its success: IUC MP
19.3. Resisting U.S. forces main goal – Sadrist
19.3. Reconciliation conference between acceptance and rejection
19.3. Iraqi presidential council withdraws objection to provincial elections law
18.3. U.N. funds electoral education in Iraq
18.3. Iraq Parliament puts off resumed sessions
18.3. IAF did not receive invitation to attend reconciliation conference – spokesman
18.3. "Moqtada has awakened"
18.3. Sadrists withdraw from reconciliation conference
16.3. UN Envoy Says Iraq Has 'Window Of Opportunity'
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