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  1. 8 Wanted Persons Arrested, Cache Seized in Diala (Voices of Iraq)
  2. Tight Security in Falluja After Blasts (Voices of Iraq)
  3. 4 Vital Facilities Guards Wounded in Basra Attack (Voices of Iraq)
  4. In Basra, Political Skirmishing Heats Up As Elections Near (Los Angeles Times)
  5. Iraq’s Civilian Deaths Drop in 2008 (Voices of Iraq)
  6. Basra Oil Exports Plummet 67.5pc (Gulf Daily News)
  7. Tight Security Measures in Baghdad Cities (Voices of Iraq)
  8. 6 Cops Killed, Wounded in 2nd Falluja Blast (Voices of Iraq)
  9. Suspect Arrested, IED Defused Near Makhmour (Voices of Iraq)
  10. Civilian Killed, 16 Wounded in Mosul Bombing (Voices of Iraq)
  11. Provincial Figure Survives Assassination Bid in Basra (Voices of Iraq)
  12. Mosul Demonstrators Targeted by Bomb (Voices of Iraq)
  13. Cop Killed, 6 Wounded in Falluja Suicide Bombing (Voices of Iraq)
  14. Rocket Attack Leaves No Casualties in Dalouiya (Voices of Iraq)
  15. Launching the Light of Iraqi Economy Investment Project (Noor) (Iraq Directory)
  16. Increase in the Number of Subscribers for Internet Service in Iraq (Iraq Directory)
  17. Iraqi President Receives UAE Ambassador (UAE Daily News)
  18. Iraqi Leaders Discuss Gaza Massacre (Gulf News)
  19. Iraqi Oil Exports Cut Groundless – Spokesman (Voices of Iraq)
  20. Tourism Minister Tackles Stronger Ties with Bahrain, UAE (Voices of Iraq)
  21. Dumping, Lack of Govt. Subsidy Behind Industry Deterioration in 2008 – Trader (Voices of Iraq)
  22. Iraqi Dates Company Back on ISX Trading List Jan. (Voices of Iraq)
  23. Central Market Reopened in Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
  24. Demand for the Dollar Drops on Sun. (Voices of Iraq)
  25. Deputy Premier Stresses Trade Cooperation with Japan (Voices of Iraq)
  26. Five New Production Lines for Dairy Products in Diwaniya (Voices of Iraq)
  27. 8 Health Centers Set Up in Diwaniya (Voices of Iraq)
  28. Planning Minister, UK Envoy Discuss Economic Cooperation (Voices of Iraq)
  29. No Place to Go (The Baltimore Sun)
  30. Bike-riding Suicide Bomber Hits Iraqi Protest (Associated Press)
  31. European Commission Allocates Aid to Palestinians, Iraqis (Jordan Times)
  32. Analysts Expect Global Recession to Maintain Pressure on Oil in Early 2009 (AFP)
  33. Body of Assyrian Girl Found in North Iraq (Assyrian International News Agency)
  34. Expiring Of UN Mandate A Major Step Toward Iraq Sovereignty (Dow Jones)
  35. Civilian Deaths Fall in Iraq (The Age)
  36. First Lady: Shoe 'Assault' Shows Freedom in Iraq (Fox News)
  37. Iraq and UAE Share Honours (Khaleej Times)
  38. Iraq Tries Saddam Officials for Crushing Opponents (Reuters)
  39. 7 Killed, 2 Injured in Acts of Violence in Iraq (Voices of Iraq)
  40. Iraqi Oil Exports Cut Groundless – Spokesman (Voices of Iraq)
  41. Tourism Minister Tackles Stronger Ties with Bahrain, UAE (Voices of Iraq)
  42. Dumping, Lack of Govt. Subsidy Behind Industry Deterioration in 2008 – Trader (Voices of Iraq)
  43. Iraqi Dates Company Back on ISX Trading List Jan. (Voices of Iraq)
  44. Central Market Reopened in Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
  45. Demand for the Dollar Drops on Sun. (Voices of Iraq)
  46. Deputy Premier Stresses Trade Cooperation with Japan (Voices of Iraq)
  47. Five New Production Lines for Dairy Products in Diwaniya (Voices of Iraq)
  48. 8 Health Centers Set Up in Diwaniya (Voices of Iraq)
  49. Planning Minister, UK Envoy Discuss Economic Cooperation (Voices of Iraq)
  50. Iraqi President Receives UAE Ambassador (UAE Daily News)
  51. Iraqi Leaders Discuss Gaza Massacre (Gulf News)
  52. The Necessary Withdrawal (Middle East Online)
  53. Sistani Urges Iraqis to Cast Votes (Middle East Online)
  54. Police Defuse 3 Katyushas in Mosul (Voices of Iraq)
  55. Mosul Blast Casualties Up to 22 (Voices of Iraq)
  56. U.S. Soldier Killed in Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
  57. Police Arrest 4 Suspects in Kirkuk (Voices of Iraq)
  58. 8 Wanted Persons Arrested, Cache Seized in Diala (Voices of Iraq)
  59. Tight Security in Falluja After Blasts (Voices of Iraq)
  60. 4 Vital Facilities Guards Wounded in Basra Attack (Voices of Iraq)
  61. In Basra, Political Skirmishing Heats Up As Elections Near (Los Angeles Times)
  62. Iraq’s Civilian Deaths Drop in 2008 (Voices of Iraq)
  63. Basra Oil Exports Plummet 67.5pc (Gulf Daily News)
  64. Tight Security Measures in Baghdad Cities (Voices of Iraq)
  65. 6 Cops Killed, Wounded in 2nd Falluja Blast (Voices of Iraq)
  66. Suspect Arrested, IED Defused Near Makhmour (Voices of Iraq)
  67. Civilian Killed, 16 Wounded in Mosul Bombing (Voices of Iraq)
  68. Provincial Figure Survives Assassination Bid in Basra (Voices of Iraq)
  69. Mosul Demonstrators Targeted by Bomb (Voices of Iraq)
  70. Cop Killed, 6 Wounded in Falluja Suicide Bombing (Voices of Iraq)
  71. Rocket Attack Leaves No Casualties in Dalouiya (Voices of Iraq)
  72. Foreign Security Teams to Lose Immunity from Prosecution in Iraq (The Guardian)
  73. Unscripted: Green Zone Theater and the Shoe Drama (Mehr News Agency)
  74. Suicide Bomber Hits Iraqi Gaza Protest (Arab times)
  75. Bus Bombing Kills As Many As 24 in Baghdad (Los Angeles Times)
  76. Thousands Demand Separate Region for Iraq's Basra (Reuters)
  77. Iraq Allows British, Other Foreign Troops to Stay (CNN)
  78. Over 8,000 Widows in Diala Because of Violence (Voices of Iraq)
  79. Scorn from Mashhadani or Democracy (Asharq Alawsat)
  80. Kurd Factor in Iraq Game (Gulf News)
  81. Iraq Keen on Holding "honest, Fair Provisional Election" (UAE Daily News)
  82. German and Australian Firms Win $500 Million to Construct Five Hospitals (Azzaman)
  83. Shoe-Bush-basher Not to Appologise (Middle East Online)
  84. Basra Oil Exports Nearly Double to 1.03m Bpd After Earlier Drop (Reuters)
  85. Crude Oil Rises As Israeli Attacks on Gaza Roil Middle East (Bloomberg)
  86. Dana Gas Announces Further Important Gas Discovery in Egypt (AME Info FZ LLC)
  87. Deputy Iraqi PM Warns of Possible Arab-Kurd Conflict (AFP)
  88. ‘Unqualified Firms’ Invited to 2nd Iraq Oil Tenders Round (Gulf Times)
  89. Iraq, Britain Hope to Seal Troop Deal by Year End (Reuters)
  90. Iraqi Shoe-thrower Goes on Trial (AFP)
  91. Bush's $1 Trillion War on Terror: Even Costlier Than Expected (The Siasat Daily)
  92. Iran Exiles Say Won Safety for Iraq Camp Inmates (Reuters)
  93. U.S. Officials Allege Canadian Was Spying for Iraq (cbc.ca)
  94. Kurdsat Announcer Commits Suicide (Voices of Iraq)
  95. Army Soldiers Detain TV Correspondent in Mosul (Voices of Iraq)
  96. Civilian Killed in Western Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
  97. Gunmen Kill Civilian in Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
  98. One Injured by Suicide Bombing Attack in Talafar (Voices of Iraq)
  99. 7 Long-range Rockets Seized in Wassit (Voices of Iraq)
  100. 8 Wanted Men Arrested, Arms Seized in Babel (Voices of Iraq)
  101. Officer Killed by IED in Babel (Voices of Iraq)
  102. Suspect Arrested on Terror-related Charges (Voices of Iraq)
  103. Municipal Council Member Shoots Colleague (Voices of Iraq)
  104. Over 8,000 Widows in Diala Because of Violence (Voices of Iraq)
  105. Al-Mashhadani Rejects Cabinet No-confidence Vote (Voices of Iraq)
  106. President Talabani Discusses Political Developments with SIIC Chief (Voices of Iraq)
  107. Tribal Conf. in Diala to Support Elections (Voices of Iraq)
  108. Talabani, Allawi Discuss Local Developments (Voices of Iraq)
  109. IAF to Elect One of Its Members to Replace al-Mashhadani (Voices of Iraq)
  110. 5 Candidates Excluded in Thi-Qar (Voices of Iraq)
  111. Speaker Not Necessarily from IAF – Legal Expert (Voices of Iraq)
  112. Deputy Premier Mulls with Arab Diplomat AL Role in Iraq (Voices of Iraq)
  113. Foreign Agendas Disturb Security – Party (Voices of Iraq)
  114. MP Says Blocs’ Demands Must Be Met Before Budget Vote (Voices of Iraq)
  115. PM Calls for “free, Fair” Local Elections (Voices of Iraq)
  116. Sadrists Protest Gaza Attacks in Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
  117. Sadrist Bloc Demands Parliamentary Session over Gaza (Voices of Iraq)
  118. Arab Active Diplomatic Role in Iraq in 2008 (Voices of Iraq)
  119. Symposium in Karbala on Media Role in Elections (Voices of Iraq)
  120. Iraq’s President Discuss with Iranian Amb. Trade, Industrial Relations (Voices of Iraq)
  121. Deal with Lebanese Corp. to Build 4 Hotels in Karbala (Voices of Iraq)
  122. Mobile Operators Fined for “bad” Servicew (Voices of Iraq)
  123. Electricity Ministry Seeks Russian Support to Boost Productivity (Voices of Iraq)
  124. Soon: Thermal Station in Wassit (Voices of Iraq)
  125. 188 Projects Wrapped Up in Thi-Qar (Voices of Iraq)
  126. 5 Ships Arrive at Basra Port (Voices of Iraq)
  127. 4 Billion ID in Loans for Karbala Farmers (Voices of Iraq)
  128. $240 M. Mobile Power Station Near Sulaimaniya (Voices of Iraq)
  129. Falluja Prepares to Secure Elections (Voices of Iraq)
  130. 2 Civilians Killed in Mosul (Voices of Iraq)
  131. 3 Wanted Men Captured in Diala (Voices of Iraq)
  132. Gunmen Gun Down PUK Official in Diala (Voices of Iraq)
  133. 51 Suspects, Wanted Men Captured in Basra (Voices of Iraq)
  134. 301b ID shares traded in ISX in 2008
  135. Al Chalabi expected an economic challenge next year due to the decline of oil prices
  136. Shuttling first train to transport grains and gas oil from Samawa to Basrah
  137. Al-Issawi calling for expanding the commercial cooperation with Japan
  138. The ministry of Industry is holding a strategic partnership with China
  139. Bilateral economic cooperation between Iraq and UK
  140. Siemens is implementing a number of power stations in different Iraqi provinces
  141. Marketing 44 thousand tons of dates in the province of Babil
  142. Kurd Factor in Iraq Game (Gulf News)
  143. Iraq Keen on Holding "honest, Fair Provisional Election" (UAE Daily News)
  144. German and Australian Firms Win $500 Million to Construct Five Hospitals (Azzaman)
  145. Shoe-Bush-basher Not to Appologise (Middle East Online)
  146. Basra Oil Exports Nearly Double to 1.03m Bpd After Earlier Drop (Reuters)
  147. Crude Oil Rises As Israeli Attacks on Gaza Roil Middle East (Bloomberg)
  148. Dana Gas Announces Further Important Gas Discovery in Egypt (AME Info FZ LLC)
  149. Deputy Iraqi PM Warns of Possible Arab-Kurd Conflict (AFP)
  150. ‘Unqualified Firms’ Invited to 2nd Iraq Oil Tenders Round (Gulf Times)
  151. Iraq, Britain Hope to Seal Troop Deal by Year End (Reuters)
  152. Iraqi Shoe-thrower Goes on Trial (AFP)
  153. Bush's $1 Trillion War on Terror: Even Costlier Than Expected (The Siasat Daily)
  154. Iran Exiles Say Won Safety for Iraq Camp Inmates (Reuters)
  155. U.S. Officials Allege Canadian Was Spying for Iraq (cbc.ca)
  156. Scorn from Mashhadani or Democracy (Asharq Alawsat)
  157. Arab Active Diplomatic Role in Iraq in 2008 (Voices of Iraq)
  158. Symposium in Karbala on Media Role in Elections (Voices of Iraq)
  159. Iraq’s President Discuss with Iranian Amb. Trade, Industrial Relations (Voices of Iraq)
  160. Deal with Lebanese Corp. to Build 4 Hotels in Karbala (Voices of Iraq)
  161. Mobile Operators Fined for “bad” Servicew (Voices of Iraq)
  162. Electricity Ministry Seeks Russian Support to Boost Productivity (Voices of Iraq)
  163. Soon: Thermal Station in Wassit (Voices of Iraq)
  164. 188 Projects Wrapped Up in Thi-Qar (Voices of Iraq)
  165. 5 Ships Arrive at Basra Port (Voices of Iraq)
  166. 4 Billion ID in Loans for Karbala Farmers (Voices of Iraq)
  167. $240 M. Mobile Power Station Near Sulaimaniya (Voices of Iraq)
  168. Falluja Prepares to Secure Elections (Voices of Iraq)
  169. 2 Civilians Killed in Mosul (Voices of Iraq)
  170. 3 Wanted Men Captured in Diala (Voices of Iraq)
  171. Gunmen Gun Down PUK Official in Diala (Voices of Iraq)
  172. 51 Suspects, Wanted Men Captured in Basra (Voices of Iraq)
  173. Kurdsat Announcer Commits Suicide (Voices of Iraq)
  174. Army Soldiers Detain TV Correspondent in Mosul (Voices of Iraq)
  175. Civilian Killed in Western Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
  176. Gunmen Kill Civilian in Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
  177. One Injured by Suicide Bombing Attack in Talafar (Voices of Iraq)
  178. 7 Long-range Rockets Seized in Wassit (Voices of Iraq)
  179. 8 Wanted Men Arrested, Arms Seized in Babel (Voices of Iraq)
  180. Officer Killed by IED in Babel (Voices of Iraq)
  181. Suspect Arrested on Terror-related Charges (Voices of Iraq)
  182. Municipal Council Member Shoots Colleague (Voices of Iraq)
  183. Over 8,000 Widows in Diala Because of Violence (Voices of Iraq)
  184. Al-Mashhadani Rejects Cabinet No-confidence Vote (Voices of Iraq)
  185. President Talabani Discusses Political Developments with SIIC Chief (Voices of Iraq)
  186. Tribal Conf. in Diala to Support Elections (Voices of Iraq)
  187. Talabani, Allawi Discuss Local Developments (Voices of Iraq)
  188. IAF to Elect One of Its Members to Replace al-Mashhadani (Voices of Iraq)
  189. 5 Candidates Excluded in Thi-Qar (Voices of Iraq)
  190. Speaker Not Necessarily from IAF – Legal Expert (Voices of Iraq)
  191. Deputy Premier Mulls with Arab Diplomat AL Role in Iraq (Voices of Iraq)
  192. Grim Outlook Pulls Oil Back (Reuters)
  193. Iraq and UK Agree to Let Troops Stay Until July (Reuters)
  194. Iraq Signs Military Accords with Britain, Australia (AFP)
  195. Eight Alleged Islamic Militants Held in Iraq: Police (AFP)
  196. Iraq, Air France-KLM Sign Cooperation Deal (AFP)
  197. Security Worsens in Once Violent Ramadi (Azzaman)
  198. Iraq Shoe-thrower Trial Postponed (Middle East Online)
  199. Al Chalabi Expected an Economic Challenge Next Year Due to the Decline of Oil Prices (Iraq Directory)
  200. Shuttling First Train to Transport Grains and Gas Oil from Samawa to Basrah (Iraq Directory)
  201. Al-Issawi Calling for Expanding the Commercial Cooperation with Japan (Iraq Directory)
  202. The Ministry of Industry is Holding a Strategic Partnership with China (Iraq Directory)
  203. Bilateral Economic Cooperation Between Iraq and UK (Iraq Directory)
  204. Siemens is Implementing a Number of Power Stations in Different Iraqi Provinces (Iraq Directory)
  205. Marketing 44 Thousand Tons of Dates in the Province of Babil (Iraq Directory)
  206. Minorities, Displacement and Iraq’s Future (Brookings-Bern Project on Internal Displacement)
  207. Judges Agree Transfer of Two Iraqis Accused of Killing British Soldiers (The Guardian)
  208. Iraqis Accused of Killing Soldiers Must Be Tried in Iraq, Appeal Court Rules (The Guardian)
  209. Iraqi President Appreciates Iranian Experts in Iraq (IRNA)
  210. Iraq Signs Troop Deal with UK, Australia (Jordan Times)
  211. Bush Presided over Decline of US’ Global Influence (The Star)
  212. The Road out of Iraq Begins in Vietnam (The Star)
  213. Iran Grants Scholarship to Iraqi Shoe-throwing Journalist (IRNA)
  214. US Pull-back from Iraq Will Hit Private Contractors (Reuters)
  215. Turkish Planes Bomb Northern Iraq: Guards (Reuters)
  216. On Saddam Anniversary, Iraq Readies Macabre Museum (Reuters)
  217. For Kurdish Girls, a Painful Ancient Ritual in Iraqi Kurdistan (The Washington Post)
  218. KRG Statement on the Events in the Gaza Strip (KRG)
  219. ‘Sons of Iraq’ Transition to New Role, Purpose in Anbar (American Forces Press Service)
  220. Diyala ‘Sons of Iraq’ Transition to Iraqi Government Control (American Forces Press Service)
  221. US Charges Second Man for Secretly Aiding Saddam (AFP)
  222. Iraq to Offer 10 Fields in 2nd Oil Licensing Round (Associated Press)
  223. Troops Deaths in Iraq, Afghanistan at Lowest (USA Today)
  224. Canadian National Charged with Conspiracy to Act As an Iraqi Agent (Business Intelligence Middle East)
  225. Iraq to Award Licenses for Development of 10 Oilfields (Associated Press)
  226. Debaathification, Cabinet Offices Closed in Wassit (Voices of Iraq)
  227. 250,000 Olive Trees to Grow in Kurdistan (Voices of Iraq)
  228. Paralympic Committee to Cooperate with Europe (Voices of Iraq)
  229. Sewage Project in Wassit (Voices of Iraq)
  230. 41 out of 241 Projects Implemented in Missan (Voices of Iraq)
  231. Higher Demand for the Dollar on Tues. (Voice of America)
  232. Agricultural Covers Plant Operates in Basra (Voices of Iraq)
  233. Basra Port Receives 2 Cargo Ships (Voices of Iraq)
  234. Iron Bridge on the Way in Karbala (Voices of Iraq)
  235. 301b ID Shares Traded in ISX in 2008 (Voices of Iraq)
  236. Bomb Injures 2 in Mosul (Voices of Iraq)
  237. U.S. Base in Amara Rocketed (Voices of Iraq)
  238. Gunmen Kill Former Cop in Mosul (Voices of Iraq)
  239. Iraq to Receive Green Zone Security File Next Thursday (Voices of Iraq)
  240. Car Bomb Wounds 4 Cops in Mosul (Voices of Iraq)
  241. 41 out of 241 projects implemented in Missan
  242. Iraq at the Crossroads (BBC News)
  243. Iraq at the Crossroads (BBC News)
  244. Eight Alleged Islamic Militants Held in Iraq: Police (AFP)
  245. Iraq, Air France-KLM Sign Cooperation Deal (AFP)
  246. Security Worsens in Once Violent Ramadi (Azzaman)
  247. Iraq Shoe-thrower Trial Postponed (Middle East Online)
  248. Al Chalabi Expected an Economic Challenge Next Year Due to the Decline of Oil Prices (Iraq Directory)
  249. Shuttling First Train to Transport Grains and Gas Oil from Samawa to Basrah (Iraq Directory)
  250. Al-Issawi Calling for Expanding the Commercial Cooperation with Japan (Iraq Directory)