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  1. Sunni pullout puts Al Maliki in a spot (Gulf News)
  2. Iraq's time of reckoning (Gulf News)
  3. Saudi mission in Baghdad to mull reopening of Saudi embassy (Voices of Iraq)
  4. Turkish presence in northern Iraq coordinated with Kurdistan government-Kurdish PM (Voices of Iraq)
  5. U.S.-Iranian talks dominate Baghdad press (Voices of Iraq)
  6. Al-Sabah correspondent disappears in Kut -JFO (Voices of Iraq)
  7. Government to impose curfew on Baghdad for Shiite pilgrimage (Voices of Iraq)
  8. Iraqi PM holds difficult talks in Turkey over PKK threat (Kuwait News Agency (KUNA))
  9. US observers will attend Damascus security meeting over Iraq (Kuwait News Agency (KUNA))
  10. Only a political surge can save Iraq from a definitive fall into the abyss (The Daily Star)
  11. Allawi's ministers boycott Iraqi Cabinet (Associated Press)
  12. Iraqi political crisis worsens (Associated Press)
  13. Al- Miqdad Discusses with Iraqi Foreign Ministry Deputy Bilateral Ties (SANA)
  14. Turkey wins Iraqi pledge to take action against Kurdish militants (The Daily Star)
  15. Iraqi National List officially boycotts cabinet sessions (Kuwait News Agency (KUNA))
  16. Analysis: Time to withdraw Iraq oil law? (United Press International)
  17. US air strike kills 30 Iraqis in Baghdad (Middle East Online)
  18. Iraq security meeting open in Syria (Middle East Online)
  19. US urgently needs anti-mine cars in Iraq (Middle East Online)
  20. US analyst: 'Tenuous' case exists for staying in Iraq (Middle East Online)
  21. Iraqi Leader Arrives in Iran (Associated Press)
  22. Sebastian River Holding's comments on Iraqi dinar value increase (PortAl Iraq)
  23. Eight million displaced Iraqis in need of humanitarian aid -- official (Kuwait News Agency (KUNA))
  24. Al-Qaeda bolsters fighters network in Iraq, US Commander (Kuwait News Agency (KUNA))
  25. Miqdad discusses with Deputy Representative of the UN Secretary General the Iraqi situation (SANA)
  26. Meetings of Security Coordination Committee on Iraq, statements (SANA)
  27. Views differ on PUK-KDP agreement (Kurdish Globe)
  28. U.S. soldiers sentenced in Iraqi family slaying (Kurdish Globe)
  29. Kurdistan's delicate balancing of democracy (Kurdish Globe)
  30. Concerns over collapse of Mosul Dam -British paper (Voices of Iraq)
  31. Central Bank's auction session cancelled as Baghdad placed under curfew (Voices of Iraq)
  32. 20 suspected gunmen arrested near Kirkuk (Voices of Iraq)
  33. Iraqi army base, checkpoint attacked in eastern Diala (Voices of Iraq)
  34. Iraqi PM meets Iranian VP in Tehran (Voices of Iraq)
  35. 42 gunmen killed, arrested in Sadr City- U.S. army (Voices of Iraq)
  36. Police officer killed north of Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
  37. Unknown gunmen kill lawyer east of Najaf (Voices of Iraq)
  38. 15 civilians killed, injured in military operation in Sadr city (Voices of Iraq)
  39. Kirkuk club's goalkeeper kidnapped (Voices of Iraq)
  40. Gunmen blow up bridge in Yathrib neighborhood (Voices of Iraq)
  41. 13 gunmen arrested northeast of Hilla (Voices of Iraq)
  42. Car bomb injures four policemen in Kirkuk (Voices of Iraq)
  43. Former Najaf mayor’s assistant survives assassination attempt (Voices of Iraq)
  44. Gunmen blow up fuel station near Kirkuk (Voices of Iraq)
  45. Iraqi, Turkish PMs agree on dialogue to combat PKK (Voices of Iraq)
  46. British soldier killed in Basra - MNF (Voices of Iraq)
  47. Iraqi PM arrives in Tehran on official visit (Voices of Iraq)
  48. Gunmen gun down civilian, kidnap two in southern Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
  49. Baghdad press cease publication due to curfew (Voices of Iraq)
  50. Political motivations behind AMS’s rejection of oil, gas law – spokesman (Voices of Iraq)
  51. Seven policemen killed, injured in blast in Kirkuk (Voices of Iraq)
  52. Talabani discusses Iraq's latest developments with Jordanian King (Voices of Iraq)
  53. Government extends Baghdad curfew (Voices of Iraq)
  54. U.S. forces detain key Sadrist in Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
  55. AMS urges foreign companies not to conclude oil deals in Kurdistan (Voices of Iraq)
  56. Several casualties in clashes between British soldiers, gunmen in Basra (Voices of Iraq)
  57. U.S. soldier killed in western Iraq –Pentagon (Voices of Iraq)
  58. Iraq Says LUKoil Will Get a Fair Shake
  59. Golden opportunity ahead for Iraq to use its oil wealth
  60. Iraq Ministry official invites international companies to explore Iraq's petrochem sector
  61. Iraqis Call for State-Owned Oil Company
  62. Iran, Iraq want speedy implementation of mutual agreements
  63. Total and Chevron agree to work together in Iraq
  64. Two British soldiers killed, two injured in Iraq (Middle East Online)
  65. Iraq conflict boosts profits at BAE Systems (Middle East Online)
  66. US withdrawal likely unless Iraq violence falls (Middle East Online)
  67. Iraq's Air 'Straits Question' (Middle East Online)
  68. Bush warns Iraq's Maliki over Iran (Middle East Online)
  69. Iran vows to back Iraq PM's security drive (Middle East Online)
  70. Iraq Says LUKoil Will Get a Fair Shake (The Moscow Times)
  71. Neighbours vow to cooperate with Baghdad (Gulf News)
  72. US expert calls for cautious approach to war (Los Angeles Times)
  73. Ministry Security Officials to address the Private Security Industry at Iraq Oil, Gas, Petrochemical & Electricity Summit (AME Info FZ LLC)
  74. Iraq needs flights and hotels (AME Info FZ LLC)
  75. Getting Iraqis online (AME Info FZ LLC)
  76. Qtel eyes Iraq expansion (American Chronicle)
  77. Total and Chevron agree to work together in Iraq (The Times)
  78. Golden opportunity ahead for Iraq to use its oil wealth (Gulf News)
  79. Iraq Ministry official invites international companies to explore Iraq's petrochem sector (AME Info FZ LLC)
  80. Iraqis Call for State-Owned Oil Company (Iraq Directory)
  81. Iran, Iraq want speedy implementation of mutual agreements (IRNA)
  82. International Meeting on Iraq stresses importance of national reconciliation (SANA)
  83. US supports UN's Iraq mission expansion, expects vote in few days (Kuwait News Agency (KUNA))
  84. Iraqi oil contracts not politically-motivated - Al-Shahristani (Kuwait News Agency (KUNA))
  85. Iraqi VP meets Jordanian PM (Kuwait News Agency (KUNA))
  86. Iraqi gov't hasn't made enough progress but US military commitment (Kuwait News Agency (KUNA))
  87. Sebastian River Holding's Inc. announces currency dividend possibly worth $1 per share (PortAl Iraq)
  88. Iraq small business development centers foster synergy with microfinance institutions (USAID)
  89. What can U.N. do in wake of U.S. and British disasters in Iraq? (Azzaman)
  90. Gunmen in total control of major Baghdad district (Azzaman)
  91. Arab cooperation necessary to save Iraq from ordeal - political analysts (Voices of Iraq)
  92. Iraqi PM describes visit to Iran a success (Voices of Iraq)
  93. Forensic department receives 12 unknown bodies in Baaquba (Voices of Iraq)
  94. Police detain suicide bomber in market north of Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
  95. Muntheriyah border crossing with Iran reopened (Voices of Iraq)
  96. Gunmen blow up bridge north of Tikrit (Voices of Iraq)
  97. Masses converge on al-Kadhimiya amid tight security measures (Voices of Iraq)
  98. U.S. forces arrest Salafist sheikh, six bodyguards in Tikrit (Voices of Iraq)
  99. Two U.S. soldiers killed in Anbar (Voices of Iraq)
  100. U.S. flame stands behind huge fire in northern Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
  101. Policeman, civilians wounded in mortar attack in Basra (Voices of Iraq)
  102. Two gunmen kill former Baathist in northern Najaf (Voices of Iraq)
  103. Police forces arrest gunmen in Karbala (Voices of Iraq)
  104. We are determined to purge Diala of armed groups - U.S. general (Voices of Iraq)
  105. British forces kill gunman in Basra (Voices of Iraq)
  106. Kurds join waiting list to adopt (Kurdish Globe)
  107. Tourists and investors to Iraq? Why not, say Kurds (Reuters)
  108. KRG and Russia UN representative discuss Moscow's support for federalism and economy (KRG)
  109. Ancient Kurdish City Seeks to Become Tourist, Business Mecca (Bloomberg)
  110. Wave of pilgrims flow into Baghdad (Reuters)
  111. Iran backs Maliki, says US troops must leave Iraq (The Daily Star)
  112. Concerns over collapse of Mosul Dam -British paper
  113. Central Bank's auction session cancelled as Baghdad placed under curfew
  114. Iran-Iraq pipeline nears (AME Info FZ LLC)
  115. Fancy a holiday in Iraq? (Middle East Online)
  116. Iraqi car bomb kills seven in Kirkuk (Middle East Online)
  117. Spinning the Iraq War Death Toll (Middle East Online)
  118. Bush welcomes UN vote to renew mandate for assistance mission in Iraq (Kuwait News Agency (KUNA))
  119. KRG US representative tells Arizona businesses of opportunities in Kurdistan (KRG)
  120. Security Council extends U.N. mission in Iraq (Voices of Iraq)
  121. Seven bodies found in Mosul (Voices of Iraq)
  122. Three captives freed in Basra (Voices of Iraq)
  123. U.S. army kills, injures five civilians in Anbar (Voices of Iraq)
  124. Life in Baghdad returns to normal despite curfew on vehicles (Voices of Iraq)
  125. AMS unconstitutional body in Iraq - Kurdish government (Voices of Iraq)
  126. 12 gunmen killed, 2 arrested in military operation north of Baaquba (Voices of Iraq)
  127. Car bomb kills, injures 18 Peshmerga fighters north of Mosul (Voices of Iraq)
  128. Iraqi authorities announce end of Imam Kazhem pilgrimage rituals (Voices of Iraq)
  129. Car bomb in Kirkuk market leaves 52 casualties (Voices of Iraq)
  130. MNF denies responsibility for al-Shaljiya fire (Voices of Iraq)
  131. Five casualties in two separate incidents in Kirkuk (Voices of Iraq)
  132. U.S. helicopter executes forced landing, two injured (Voices of Iraq)
  133. US Marines cleared over Haditha massacre (Middle East Online)
  134. PKK warns Maliki of military action against Kurds (Voices of Iraq)
  135. Iraq hopes to pass the new oil law in September (Reuters)
  136. Daily Analysis For Sunday Session 12/8/2007
  137. Electricity output meets only half of domestic needs
  138. Demand for dollar down, exchange rate stable in daily auction
  139. Large amounts of rice, wheat to arrive in Iraq soon-minister
  140. Oil companies mapping strategies for dynamic Iraqi situation
  141. Iraq will stay in OPEC, oil minister says
  142. 9 gunmen killed, 2 soldiers wounded in clashes in Muqdadiya (Voices of Iraq)
  143. 4 Iraqi soldiers killed, 1 wounded in two separate attacks (Voices of Iraq)
  144. Senior Sadr aide arrested in Najaf (Voices of Iraq)
  145. U.S. army says 8 soldiers killed, wounded south of Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
  146. Baghdad newspapers resume publication, focus on PM's visit to Turkey, Iran (Voices of Iraq)
  147. Civilians wounded in cross-fire in Basra (Voices of Iraq)
  148. Iraq's Kurdistan President in Baghdad for blocs' leaders meeting (Voices of Iraq)
  149. Sadrist leader denies reports on Sadr's departure to Iran (Voices of Iraq)
  150. Australian PM threatens to pull out troops if Iraqi government fails to make progress - paper (Voices of Iraq)
  151. Security officers arrested for carrying explosive belts (Azzaman)
  152. Project to establish city for amusement and sport in Hilla (Al-Sabaah)
  153. A Qaeda leader killed in Mosul (Al-Sabaah)
  154. Hussein as-Sadar calls for unifying rank (Al-Sabaah)
  155. Oil increase its exports (Al-Sabaah)
  156. Sadrists confirm taking part in political process (Al-Sabaah)
  157. Maliki finishes visit to Turkey and Iran (Al-Sabaah)
  158. Baghdad summit to hold soon (Al-Sabaah)
  159. Shiite pilgrims demand torture inquiry (Associated Press)
  160. Iraqi PM calls for crisis summit (BBC News)
  161. Continuing violence boosts funeral industry in Baghdad (IRIN)
  162. Turkcell seeks Iraq licence (AME Info FZ LLC)
  163. Iraq will stay in OPEC, oil minister says (United Press International)
  164. Oil companies mapping strategies for dynamic Iraqi situation (Business Intelligence)
  165. UN's increasing role in Iraq prelude to early MNF withdrawal – analysts (Voices of Iraq)
  166. Oilfield in Missan rehabilitated, 50 new wells to be drilled (Voices of Iraq)
  167. Large amounts of rice, wheat to arrive in Iraq soon-minister (Voices of Iraq)
  168. Demand for dollar down, exchange rate stable in daily auction (Voices of Iraq)
  169. Iraqi PM calls for political leaders' meeting (Voices of Iraq)
  170. U.S. base in Kut mortared – eyewitnesses (Voices of Iraq)
  171. Marines withdraw from posts in Ramadi, Iraqi forces take over (Voices of Iraq)
  172. U.S. army announces five deaths in Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
  173. Diwaniya observes 3-day mourning over governor, police chief (Voices of Iraq)
  174. U.S. fire kills two in Baghdad, 9 arrested in raid (Voices of Iraq)
  175. Accordance front to take part in political blocs meeting, seeks guarantees (Voices of Iraq)
  176. Salah al-Din deputy governor denies Saddam's body disinterred (Voices of Iraq)
  177. 1991 incidents trial sessions start on August 21 – prosecutor (Voices of Iraq)
  178. Kurdish leaders discuss means to push political process ahead (Voices of Iraq)
  179. US plans more troops in south if Britons quit (Gulf News)
  180. Archive chief worried after raid by soldiers (Reuters)
  181. US worried UK exit will leave border with Iran undefended (Telegraph)
  182. Shiite leaders press for autonomy in the south (The Christian Science Monitor)
  183. Company Denies Workers Forced to Iraq (Associated Press)
  184. US claims success in Diyala River valley (Gulf News)
  185. Maliki urges Iraqi leaders to hold crisis talks (The Daily Star)
  186. Oilfield in Missan rehabilitated, 50 new wells to be drilled
  187. New Iraqi Kurdish oil law may trigger confrontation with Baghdad, won't attract leading oil companies
  188. What ‘Progress’ in Iraq Really Means (Middle East Online)
  189. Gunmen kill tribal chief near Kirkuk (Voices of Iraq)
  190. Unknown gunmen kill tribal chief near Falluja (Voices of Iraq)
  191. Iraqi soldier killed, two bodies found south of Hilla (Voices of Iraq)
  192. Leading Qaeda member killed in Jalawlaa, 25 suspects arrested (Voices of Iraq)
  193. Three civilians wounded in two separate attacks in Kirkuk (Voices of Iraq)
  194. Kurdish woman kills self, 5 orphaned (Associated Press)
  195. 9 suspected members of al-Qaeda arrested in Fallujah (Voices of Iraq)
  196. Search operations for Gunmen In Aadhamiya (Al-Sabaah)
  197. Fortified Green Zone in Baghdad mortared (Voices of Iraq)
  198. Saddam's cousin facing new trial in Iraq (AFP)
  199. Fight the PKK, but address Kurdish beefs (The Daily Star)
  200. Iraqi Sunni Claims 'Genocide Campaign' (Associated Press)
  201. Sadrist activist arrested in Najaf (Voices of Iraq)
  202. Dijla district chief kidnapped (Voices of Iraq)
  203. Huge fire flares up in central Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
  204. Seven captives freed in military operation in Mosul (Voices of Iraq)
  205. Saboteurs mount more attacks against national grid (Azzaman)
  206. 21st Aug. beginning 1991 revolt sessions (Al-Sabaah)
  207. Human Right Discusses Detainees Situations (Al-Sabaah)
  208. Jordanian official defends restrictions on entry of Iraqi refugees (Kuwait News Agency (KUNA))
  209. 42,000 detainees in U.S., Iraqi run prisons throughout Iraq-Ministry (Voices of Iraq)
  210. Police forces arrest al-Qaeda's leader in Karbala (Voices of Iraq)
  211. Basra falls to unruly militias as British troops’ role recedes (Azzaman)
  212. Two panels investigating Dewania Mayor Assassination (Al-Sabaah)
  213. U.S. army launches new military operation in Iraq (Voices of Iraq)
  214. Water pumping station rehabilitated in Haritha (Voices of Iraq)
  215. Rare birth defect delivery in Missan maternity hospital (Voices of Iraq)
  216. Political situation hampers sending Peshmerga fighters to Mosul, Tikrit (Voices of Iraq)
  217. British MPs: US 'surge' in Iraq 'likely to fail' (Middle East Online)
  218. Demand for dollar up, exchange rate stable in daily auction
  219. Wasit agricultural directorate started investment plan (Al-Sabaah)
  220. Two workshops in ministry of tourism (Al-Sabaah)
  221. Ancient Kurdish city seeks to become tourist, business mecca (Bloomberg)
  222. Demand for dollar up, exchange rate stable in daily auction (Voices of Iraq)
  223. Iraqi clothes for US (AME Info FZ LLC)
  224. South Korean signs projects with Kurds (AFP)
  225. New Iraqi Kurdish oil law may trigger confrontation with Baghdad, won't attract leading oil companies (The New Anatolian)
  226. Sunnis cool to Al Maliki's crisis summit (Gulf News)
  227. 3 vital files discussed at fivefold summit (Al-Sabaah)
  228. VP did not receive invitation to participate in political blocs meeting - statement (Voices of Iraq)
  229. Iraqi VP meets with Iraq's Kurdistan President (Voices of Iraq)
  230. Iraqi political leaders hold crucial summit Aug 14 (Kuwait News Agency (KUNA))
  231. Iraqi leaders need to work for "greater strategic stability" of Iraq (Kuwait News Agency (KUNA))
  232. KDP representative says PKK not a terrorist organisation (MSNBC News Services)
  233. Sunni cleric urges US to abandon Al Maliki (Reuters)
  234. Saudi warned about opening embassy (Gulf News)
  235. Baghdad summit prepares to wide meeting (Al-Sabaah)
  236. Iraq eyes $34bn from oil (AME Info FZ LLC)
  237. Iraq oil field work will increase capacity
  238. Talabani receives Barazani, Maliki (Voices of Iraq)
  239. Islamic Army of Iraq cell dismantled, 17 suspects arrested (Voices of Iraq)
  240. 3-year old girl, uncle killed in raid on Sadr City (Voices of Iraq)
  241. Hashimi wants Iranian ambassador summoned to protest Ahmadinejad's statements (Voices of Iraq)
  242. Clashes between U.S. forces, gunmen north of Hilla (Voices of Iraq)
  243. U.S. army says 4 soldiers killed in Baghdad, Ninewa (Voices of Iraq)
  244. Allawi: Iraq needs new government (Middle East Online)
  245. Refined crude oil derivatives increase value tenfold
  246. Urgent need for new oil refineries
  247. Prefabricated houses shelter Iraqis from rising building and rental prices
  248. Fatima is everyone's darling (Gulf News)
  249. 175 killed in northern Iraq (Gulf News)
  250. Bridge blast cuts Baghdad-Mosul highway link (Associated Press)