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Countries need to refrain from forcibly returning Iraqis originating from the region of central Iraq back to those governorates deemed to be unsafe, namely Baghdad, Nineveh, Salahuddin, Diyala and Kirkuk
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We will move residents of Camp Ashraf to buildings in Baghdad on Tuesday
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Everyone is very interested in Kirkuk, but few companies want to wade into the strategic dilemma with the Kurds and Baghdad ... This is the big problem that Iraq needs to solve.
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Baghdad Bob of climate change reporting.
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Such cowardly and indiscriminate bombings are clearly designed to inflict maximum casualties on the civilian population of Baghdad
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These cowardly terrorist attacks that took place in Baghdad today, after the Parliament succeeded in overcoming the last obstacle to conducting elections, confirms that the enemies of Iraq are aiming at creating chaos in the country, blocking political progress and delaying the elections.
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These cowardly terrorist attacks that took place in Baghdad today, after the Parliament succeeded in overcoming the last obstacle to conducting elections confirms that the enemies of Iraq and its people are aiming at creating chaos in the country, blocking political progress and delaying the elections
SOURCE: The Telegraph -
Baghdad bombs underline fragility of Iraq government.
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Al-Qaeda has been active in Baghdad recently
SOURCE: The Jawa Report -
I have just learned from CNN that the United States has begun bombing Baghdad.
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Most of the [2007] surge went into Baghdad and the belts around Baghdad, which were the center of gravity for the Iraq war ... This surge is going into Kandahar and Helmand, which is the center of gravity of this war. They are going into population centers, and they are supposedly protecting the populat...
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Yet over time, we can expect to see Iraqi troops chasing down murderers, fewer brazen acts of terror, and growing trust and cooperation from Baghdad's residents ... The question is whether our new strategy will bring us closer to success. I believe that it will.
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To me it was always an historical anomaly that the capital of the free world was spending millions of dollars to bring democracy to Baghdad and Kabul but we don’t allow the voters in the capital city the right to vote
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build a wall against the power of destruction, disorder and confusion that flowed from Tehran and that flowed from Baghdad
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When the allies couldn’t secure the route between Baghdad airport and Baghdad, that told you everything you needed to know about Iraq
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No. If it was, there would be no way to turn it back. And we can. This isn't Baghdad yet, or Mexico. We have the capacity to control any part of the city we want. The problem is we can't stay to finish the job.
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There was a moment when we were flying from Baghdad to Kuwait, to change planes to go from Kuwait to Djibouti, Africa, and we got on the plane with a whole group of guys and women who were going home
SOURCE: Daily Breeze
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Iraqis strole in the Zawra Park in central Baghdad where people are gathering to enjoy the fun fair rides and other attractions as they celebrate the end of the holy month of Ramadan, on September 21, 2009.
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The US Vice President Joe Biden briefs media in Baghdad, Iraq, Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2009.
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U.S. Vice President Joe Biden arrives in Baghdad September 15, 2009. Biden arrived in Iraq on an unannounced visit on Tuesday to keep up U.S. pressure on Iraq's leaders to reach political compromises on thorny issues as U.S. combat troops prepare to go home.
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The governor of Baghdad, Salah Abed Razak, speaks to the press as he holds up a picture of a Muslim religious book used to hide a bomb at the governorate in central Baghdad, on September 13, 2009.
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The governor of Baghdad Salah Abed Razak speaks to the press as Huda Abed al-Nabi listens on at the governorate in central Baghdad, on September 13, 2009.
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Map locates Abu Ghraib prison near Baghdad where prisoners attacked guards.
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A housekeeper dusts a chair at the desk of Al-Baghdadiya TV reporter Muntadhar al-Zeidi in preparation for his release from jail, for throwing his shoes at then U.S. President George W. Bush, in Baghdad, Iraq, Thursday, Sept. 10, 2009.
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Iraqi Safaa Jalil, 24, who was wounded in a Baghdad bombing last month, arrives at a hospital in Kuwait City on September 3, 2009.
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Iraqi Randa Saed, 23, who was wounded in a Baghdad bombing last month, arrives at a hospital in Kuwait City on September 3, 2009.
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Iraqi Kathmiya Natour, 54, who was wounded in a Baghdad bombing last month, arrives at a hospital in Kuwait City on September 3, 2009.
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Iraqi Kathmiya Natour, 54, who was wounded in a Baghdad bombing last month, arrives at a hospital in Kuwait City on September 3, 2009.
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Iraqi policemen stand guard outside a bank in central Baghdad, Iraq, that was the site of a July robbery, Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2009. A Baghdad court on Wednesday sentenced four members of Iraq's security forces to death for their roles in the bank heist that left eight bank guards dead.
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Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu speaks to reporters in Baghdad, Iraq, Monday, Aug. 31, 2009. In a bid to ease diplomatic tensions between his two neighbors, Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu planned to meet leaders in Iraq and Syria later Monday.
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Mourners carry the coffin of Abdul-Aziz al-Hakim in Baghdad, Iraq, during a two-day funeral procession Friday, Aug. 28, 2009.
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The no. 2 Syrian diplomat in Baghdad, Bassam Haj Hassan is seen during a meeting with Iraq's Deputy Foreign Minister Labid Abbawi, not seen, to discuss Iraqi demands that Damascus turn over two purported Baathist operatives allegedly linked to last week's twin truck bombings, which stru...
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Iraqi policemen apprehend one of the two suspects in Baghdad August 25, 2009. Two suspects have been arrested after ransacking the house in an attack that left a father and his daughter dead and the mother seriously injured, police reported on Tuesday.
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Iraqi policemen apprehend one of the two suspects in Baghdad August 25, 2009. Two suspects have been arrested after ransacking the house in an attack that left a father and his daughter dead and the mother seriously injured, police reported on Tuesday.
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An Iraqi man wounded in Baghdad's recent blasts, gestures as he arrives in Amman aboard a Jordanian plane for medical treatment, at Marka Airport in Amman, Jordan, Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2009. 19 employees of the ministry of foreign affairs wounded in the blasts will be treated at King Husse...
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Iraqis wounded recent blasts in Baghdad, arrive in Amman aboard a Jordanian plane for medical treatment, at Marka Airport in Amman, Jordan, Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2009.
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Iraqis wounded in recent blasts in Baghdad, arrive in Amman aboard a Jordanian plane for medical treatment, at the Marka Airport in Amman, Jordan, Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2009.
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Countries need to refrain from forcibly returning Iraqis originating from the region of central Iraq back to those governorates deemed to be unsafe, namely Baghdad, Nineveh, Salahuddin, Diyala and Kirkuk
SOURCE: Reuters Alert Net -
We will move residents of Camp Ashraf to buildings in Baghdad on Tuesday
SOURCE: Zawya.com -
Everyone is very interested in Kirkuk, but few companies want to wade into the strategic dilemma with the Kurds and Baghdad ... This is the big problem that Iraq needs to solve.
SOURCE: ReadingEagle.com -
Baghdad Bob of climate change reporting.
SOURCE: Dallas Blog -
Such cowardly and indiscriminate bombings are clearly designed to inflict maximum casualties on the civilian population of Baghdad
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These cowardly terrorist attacks that took place in Baghdad today, after the Parliament succeeded in overcoming the last obstacle to conducting elections, confirms that the enemies of Iraq are aiming at creating chaos in the country, blocking political progress and delaying the elections.
SOURCE: Irish Independent -
These cowardly terrorist attacks that took place in Baghdad today, after the Parliament succeeded in overcoming the last obstacle to conducting elections confirms that the enemies of Iraq and its people are aiming at creating chaos in the country, blocking political progress and delaying the elections
SOURCE: The Telegraph -
Baghdad bombs underline fragility of Iraq government.
SOURCE: Associated Content -
Al-Qaeda has been active in Baghdad recently
SOURCE: The Jawa Report -
I have just learned from CNN that the United States has begun bombing Baghdad.
SOURCE: Los Angeles Times -
Most of the [2007] surge went into Baghdad and the belts around Baghdad, which were the center of gravity for the Iraq war ... This surge is going into Kandahar and Helmand, which is the center of gravity of this war. They are going into population centers, and they are supposedly protecting the populat...
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Yet over time, we can expect to see Iraqi troops chasing down murderers, fewer brazen acts of terror, and growing trust and cooperation from Baghdad's residents ... The question is whether our new strategy will bring us closer to success. I believe that it will.
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To me it was always an historical anomaly that the capital of the free world was spending millions of dollars to bring democracy to Baghdad and Kabul but we don’t allow the voters in the capital city the right to vote
SOURCE: The Hill -
build a wall against the power of destruction, disorder and confusion that flowed from Tehran and that flowed from Baghdad
SOURCE: The National Newspaper -
When the allies couldn’t secure the route between Baghdad airport and Baghdad, that told you everything you needed to know about Iraq
SOURCE: Times Online -
No. If it was, there would be no way to turn it back. And we can. This isn't Baghdad yet, or Mexico. We have the capacity to control any part of the city we want. The problem is we can't stay to finish the job.
SOURCE: Guardian Unlimited -
There was a moment when we were flying from Baghdad to Kuwait, to change planes to go from Kuwait to Djibouti, Africa, and we got on the plane with a whole group of guys and women who were going home
SOURCE: Daily Breeze -
The US also plays up Iran as a destabilizing force in Iraq, even though it is highly unlikely that Iran would want to destabilize the Shiite-dominated government in Baghdad, and Washington has never presented convincing proof for the allegations.
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The strategic framework agreement between Baghdad and Washington includes a mission to promote scientific cooperation between the two, countries, particularly as the United States is one of the most scientifically advanced countries in many areas
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The coalition plan effectively contained no detail once Baghdad and Basra had been taken and the regime removed
SOURCE: Zawya.com -
Yes this is the new Baghdad. Iraq's face has changed for ever...
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The new structure not only provides a more efficient north-south traffic flow through the Baghdad Flight Information Region between Turkey and Kuwait, but provides Iraq with the opportunity of increased traffic growth in the future as east-west routes open after the implementation of reduced vertical se...
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