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- Baghdad set for shake-up (Gulf News)
- Oil majors to meet with the Iraq Government at the world's leading energy summit for Iraq (AME Info FZ LLC)
- Iraq oil field work will increase capacity (United Press International)
- Urgent need for new oil refineries (Iraq Directory)
- Prefabricated houses shelter Iraqis from rising building and rental prices (Iraq Directory)
- U.N. to talk to Iraqi armed groups (Azzaman)
- US awaits outcome of Iraqi leaders'' summit meeting (Kuwait News Agency (KUNA))
- Five US soldiers killed in Chinook crash in Iraq (Kuwait News Agency (KUNA))
- US Chief of Staff says his military overly stretched (Kuwait News Agency (KUNA))
- 12 'Rogue' Members of Sadr Militia Detained: US Military (AFP)
- US military launches operation in Diyala (Associated Press)
- Once again PKK warns Iraq, Turkey (AFP)
- Mother of Kurdish journalist on death row speaks (Adnkronos International)
- Iraq's national security to be established at the expense of Iraqi politicians (Voices of Iraq)
- Does Iraq need a dictator to restore stability? (Voices of Iraq)
- Auction for three licenses for mobile phone networks in Iraq on Thursday (Voices of Iraq)
- Arab investor buys shares with $1.6 m in ISX (Voices of Iraq)
- Demand for dollar stable in daily auction (Voices of Iraq)
- Series of blasts leave scores dead, wounded near Mosul (Voices of Iraq)
- Political leaders' meetings to start on Wednesday - Talabani (Voices of Iraq)
- Gunmen kidnap oil deputy minister in eastern Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
- Islamic Party officials to meet Kurdish leaders on Wednesday - VP (Voices of Iraq)
- Suicide bombing leaves 22 casualties in Kirkuk (Voices of Iraq)
- U.S. forces hand over Falluja's security file to Iraqi police (Voices of Iraq)
- Three INL ministers attend cabinet's meeting - government (Voices of Iraq)
- 26 suspected gunmen captured near Mosul (Voices of Iraq)
- Blast on bridge in northern Baghdad leaves 16 casualties (Voices of Iraq)
- Gunmen attack police officer's house, kill two relatives south of Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
- Six casualties as charge explodes in Kirkuk (Voices of Iraq)
- Leaders hold bilateral meetings before summit (Al-Sabaah)
- Ruba'ai discusses counterterrorism with Jordanians (Al-Sabaah)
- Special plan to provide foodstuff for Diyala (Al-Sabaah)
- Oilfields development priorities (Al-Sabaah)
- 27 New Judge Panel Releases 1100 Detained (Al-Sabaah)
- Adding New Energy Units on Electrical Stations (Al-Sabaah)
- Police reopen station northern Fulaja (Al-Sabaah)
- Iraqi army returns 47 displaced families to Jbala district (Al-Sabaah)
- Health sources warn against cancer diseases (Al-Sabaah)
- Iraqi growth 'unexpectedly slow'
- Lagging oil output slows Iraq economic growth: IMF
- Clothing Made in Iraq Could Be in US Stores by Holidays
- Auction for three licenses for mobile phone networks in Iraq on Thursday
- Iran-Iraq trade on the rise
- Iraq Resconstruction Teams Struggle to Sustain Grassroots Projects
- Car bomb leaves 15 casualties in central Hilla (Voices of Iraq)
- Sinjar bombings casualties rise to 400 (Voices of Iraq)
- Five U.S. soldiers killed in Anbar (Voices of Iraq)
- Gunmen kill employee in joint operations office in Najaf (Wall Street Journal)
- 11 casualties as car bomb explodes in Mosul (Voices of Iraq)
- Two killed, injured in bomb explosion in Kirkuk (Voices of Iraq)
- Analysis: Kidnapped Iraqi had top oil role (United Press International)
- Arab investor buys shares with $1.6 m in ISX
- Iraq holds tourist, antiquity agreement with Turkey & Iran (Al-Sabaah)
- Quartet summit to concentrate on fundamentals – spokesman (Voices of Iraq)
- Licensed cell phone companies need permit to work in Kurdistan region
- Army Assists in Reinvigorating Iraq's Economy
- Iraqi Navy celebrates 70th anniversary (Al-Sabaah)
- Iraqi political leaders' meeting captures Baghdad press (Voices of Iraq)
- Iraq asks Jordan to repatriate 'exiles' (Azzaman)
- Licensed cell phone companies need permit to work in Kurdistan region (Voices of Iraq)
- Toll in Nineveh explosions reaches 500 dead, 375 injured (Kuwait News Agency (KUNA))
- Three gunmen killed as military operation starts in Diala (Voices of Iraq)
- Double explosion leaves 35 casualties in Kirkuk (Voices of Iraq)
- Al Qaeda likely suspect for major Iraq bombings - US (Reuters)
- Arab League condemns bloody explosions in Iraq (SANA)
- Falluja police release 35 detainees (Voices of Iraq)
- Street peddlers on the run (Kurdish Globe)
- KRG condemns terrorist attacks against Yazidis (KRG)
- Tons of expired food seized and burned (Kurdish Globe)
- Sadrists stage peaceful demonstration in Najaf (Voices of Iraq)
- Mud houses devastated, dozens of homeless families in Sinjar (Voices of Iraq)
- Who are the Yazidis? (Reuters)
- Oil majors to meet with the Iraq Government at the world's leading energy summit for Iraq
- Dana Gas posts half yearly operating profits (AME Info FZ LLC)
- Iraq sets mobile auction (AME Info FZ LLC)
- Sharp drop in demand for dollar in daily auction (Voices of Iraq)
- Clothing Made in Iraq Could Be in US Stores by Holidays (Iraq Directory)
- Loans for fledgling farmers in Karbala (Voices of Iraq)
- Iran-Iraq trade on the rise (Press TV)
- Lagging oil output slows Iraq economic growth: IMF (Reuters)
- Iraq Resconstruction Teams Struggle to Sustain Grassroots Projects (World Politics Review)
- Kirkuk governor discusses Kirkuk (Kurdish Globe)
- Talabani on oil law development (United Press International)
- INL to participate in summit if government sends official invitation – MP (Voices of Iraq)
- Barazani urges Peshmerga, interior ministry to protect Kurds (Voices of Iraq)
- Kurds welcome UN expansion (Kurdish Globe)
- "Neighboring Countries Should Stop Undermining Iraq's Security" - UK Envoy (Asharq Alawsat)
- Jordanian king discusses security developments with Maliki (Kuwait News Agency (KUNA))
- Saudi analysts urge UN not to monopolize decisions in Iraq (Voices of Iraq)
- KRG responds to AMS statement (Kurdish Globe)
- Army Assists in Reinvigorating Iraq's Economy (Army News)
- US launches airborne attack on militants (Reuters)
- Petraeus says US troop reduction plan seen (Middle East Online)
- US moving to name Iran's Revolutionary Guard terror group (Middle East Online)
- Total curfew in bomb-hit Iraq towns (Gulf News)
- Central Baghdad explosion casualties up to 30 (Voices of Iraq)
- Kurdistan’s government announces day of mourning (Voices of Iraq)
- Eight gunmen killed in Khalis, two arrested in Baaquba (Voices of Iraq)
- Two U.S. soldiers killed, six wounded north of Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
- Death toll from attacks in northern Iraq rises to 400 (The Daily Star)
- Arab League condemns bloody explosions in Iraq (SANA)
- 4 policemen wounded in explosive device blast in Kirkuk (Voices of Iraq)
- British bases attacked in Basra (Voices of Iraq)
- Top Shiite cleric expresses regret over Sinjar's attacks (Voices of Iraq)
- Gunmen kidnap ten civilians north of Baghdad-eyewitnesses (Voices of Iraq)
- Senior policeman, bodyguard injured as bomb explodes in Kirkuk (Voices of Iraq)
- Kurdish Peshmerga force deployed to Sinjar district for protection (Voices of Iraq)
- 87 suspected militiamen arrested during security operation in Kirkuk (Voices of Iraq)
- Small Yazidi religious sect faces violent persecution from all sides (Los Angeles Times)
- Al-Qaeda suspected of Kurdish massacre (Financial Times)
- Politicians fears of violence surge against Yazidis in Iraq (Voices of Iraq)
- Oil official was abducted in 'sophisticated' raid (Reuters)
- Residents devise novel ways to beat the heat (Los Angeles Times)
- Higher demand for dollar in daily auction (Voices of Iraq)
- Foundation stone laid for $4 m dam in Kikruk (Voices of Iraq)
- Iraq: Signs of a New Horizon (Asharq Alawsat)
- Official Spokesman Denies What was Reported by an American Radio about Iraqi Prime Minister's Visit to Syria (SANA)
- Islamic party expresses reservation over new alliance (Voices of Iraq)
- Iraqi PM to visit Syria next week – oil minister (Voices of Iraq)
- Outcome of political leaders' meetings captures Baghdad press (Voices of Iraq)
- Diwaniya placed under curfew as prepares for governor selection (Voices of Iraq)
- Four-way agreement without Iraqi Islamic party (Voices of Iraq)
- Quartet meeting discusses Islamic party’s entry to moderate bloc - MP (Voices of Iraq)
- Iraq Opens Up Bidding On Mobile Phone Licences
- Iraq adopts multi-year Customs Modernization Plan
- Iraq oil law up in Sept., official says
- Daily Analysis For Thursday Session 16/8/2007
- Iraq Opens Up Bidding On Mobile Phone Licences (Information Week)
- Mass grave of Kurdish women, children uncovered in southern Iraq (Voices of Iraq)
- Iraq adopts multi-year Customs Modernization Plan (MENAFN)
- Daily Analysis For Thursday Session 16/8/2007 (ISX-Data.com)
- Diala rescue council completes preparations for opening 12 offices (Voices of Iraq)
- SIIC leading member wins governor elections (Voices of Iraq)
- Three U.S. soldiers killed, another wounded in Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
- Key member of Sadr's Mahdi Army arrested in eastern Najaf (Voices of Iraq)
- Participation in "moderates' front" hinges on its platform, says Fadhila Party (Voices of Iraq)
- Democrats slam 'political spin' over Iraq report (Middle East Online)
- Analysis: Oil flows in Basra power vacuum (United Press International)
- Sinjar bombing casualties rise to 810 (Voices of Iraq)
- Interpol issues arrest warrant against Saddam's daughter (Voices of Iraq)
- Iraq oil law up in Sept., official says (Earth Time)
- Iraq awards mobile licences
- Calls for leaving Iraq to help economy
- Singapore and Iraq - Contrasts in Water Management
- Foundation stone laid for $4 m dam in Kikruk
- MTC Atheer, Asiacell, Korek Telecom win mobile licenses
- IMF advises Iraq to shore up reconstruction, oil investment
- Assigning projects to local cement industry industrialists
- Iraqi-made clothes in United States market soon
- Expo to put Iraq trade in spotlight
- Harbor 132kV Substation Essential to Khor Az Zubair Port, Industry Operation
- Clashes between U.S. forces, Mahdi Army fighters in Kut (Voices of Iraq)
- 38 suspects arrested in security raid near Kirkuk (Voices of Iraq)
- U.S. raids to precede troop withdrawal from Iraq – paper (Voices of Iraq)
- $ 950 M for Mosul Explosions Victims (Al-Sabaah)
- Saudi-Russian Debts to be Reduced, Minister Says (Al-Sabaah)
- 7 years prison for Ayham Samaraie (Al-Sabaah)
- Anbar tribes ask Govt. to support them (Al-Sabaah)
- 100 bn dinars to build trash sorting factories (Al-Sabaah)
- Fivefold summit holds 18th August, Maliki meets Asad (Al-Sabaah)
- 3 companies win cell phone's licenses (Al-Sabaah)
- Political support for new coalition (Al-Sabaah)
- Iraq aims open new embassies (Al-Sabaah)
- Round Baghdad Railway to start (Al-Sabaah)
- Arabs show no desire to have ties with Iraq-Talabani tells ambassadors (Voices of Iraq)
- Kurdish faction claims shutting down Iranian helicopter inside Iraq (Voices of Iraq)
- Kut local council goes on open-ended strike (Voices of Iraq)
- Arms cache discovered near Kirkuk (Voices of Iraq)
- Kurdish MP slams U.S. envoy's statements on Kirkuk's poll (Voices of Iraq)
- Parliamentary blocs' stances on Moderates' Front dominate Baghdad press (Voices of Iraq)
- Missile attacks kill 5, wound 35 in Khalis district (Voices of Iraq)
- Sunni bloc to attend political leaders' meeting (Voices of Iraq)
- 5 suspects arrested in Basr (Voices of Iraq)
- Saddam's deputy on Interpol's wanted list (Voices of Iraq)
- 13 gunmen, child killed in U.S. shelling of northern Baghdad mosque (Voices of Iraq)
- 38 gunmen arrested north of Hilla – police (Voices of Iraq)
- Two blasts leave 32 casualties in Kirkuk (Voices of Iraq)
- PM visits Salah el-Din, says government aims at national reconciliation (Voices of Iraq)
- Governors of Ninewa, Arbil, Duhuk call on devastated Sinjar (Voices of Iraq)
- Fate of kidnapped AP journalist still unclear (Voices of Iraq)
- Gunmen kill son of IFF deputy president (Voices of Iraq)
- Report: Britain has lost Basra (Gulf News)
- Roadside bomb kills Iraqi governor (Gulf News)
- Asiacell plans $300m a year (AME Info FZ LLC)
- Mansour plans Iraq expansion (AME Info FZ LLC)
- Asiacell Consortium successful in bid for Iraq GSM license (AME Info FZ LLC)
- Saudi wipes Iraq's debt (AME Info FZ LLC)
- Sterling eyes Kurdish deals (AME Info FZ LLC)
- MTC Atheer successful in Iraq mobile license auction (AME Info FZ LLC)
- Expo to put Iraq trade in spotlight (Gulf Daily News)
- Harbor 132kV Substation Essential to Khor Az Zubair Port, Industry Operation (Blackanthem Military News)
- IMF advises Iraq to shore up reconstruction, oil investment (Indian Muslims)
- Singapore and Iraq - Contrasts in Water Management (Asian Tribune)
- Assigning projects to local cement industry industrialists (Iraq Directory)
- Calls for leaving Iraq to help economy (United Press International)
- Iraqis participate in specialized training workshop on intellectual property rights (USAID)
- Operational assessments for microfinance institutions in Iraq (USAID)
- New indigenous microfinance institution to open in Al-Anbar (USAID)
- Kouchner pays unexpected visit to Iraq as feuding leaders agree on summit agenda (The Daily Star)
- Egypt's OT Telecom May Sell Iraqi Unit (Reuters)
- Shiite militia expands grip in Baghdad (Associated Press)
- Sunnis slam new Shiite, Kurdish alliance (AFP)
- Iraq sells 3 mobile licences for $3.75 bln (Reuters)
- KRG responds to AMS statement (Kurdish Globe)
- An Iranian army helicopter crushed near Kurdistan (Reuters)
- Demand for dollar down, exchange rate stable in daily auction (Voices of Iraq)
- Muthanna governor assassinated (Voices of Iraq)
- British forces arrest suspects in Basra (Voices of Iraq)
- Iraqi Prime Minister to fly to Damascus on Monday (Voices of Iraq)
- U.N. holds 20 minute long ceremony to commemorate headquarters bombing in Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
- French Foreign Minister arrives in Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
- Policeman killed, seven wounded in two separate attacks in Mosul (Voices of Iraq)
- Five blocs' leaders continue meetings, counter alliance expected (Voices of Iraq)
- 8 suspected members of Islamic State of Iraq arrested in Mosul (Voices of Iraq)
- Baghdad's fortified Green Zone mortared (Voices of Iraq)
- Two bodies, including one of senior officer, found near Kirkuk (Voices of Iraq)
- FBS elements involved in kidnapping oil deputy minister-spokesman (Voices of Iraq)
- British forces about to leave Iraq – paper (Voices of Iraq)
- Anbar Awakening tribal chiefs council says no replacements for IAF ministers (Voices of Iraq)
- Investigation into 1991 incidents reached advanced stage in southern provinces (Voices of Iraq)
- Mass grave unearthed in Basra (Voices of Iraq)
- Head of Sulaimaniya's provincial council resigns (Voices of Iraq)
- Gunmen kidnap 15 civilians in central Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
- 134 gunmen killed, arrested in military operation in Baaquba (Voices of Iraq)
- Allawi not to attend Sunday's five-way meeting (Voices of Iraq)
- 10 killed, 28 wounded in mortar attack in eastern Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
- Bush: No progress at national level in Iraq despite success in some provinces (Voices of Iraq)
- Five-way meeting of political parties' leaders dominates Baghdad press (Voices of Iraq)
- 50 Iranian Guards train Iraq militias: US (Gulf News)
- Orascom says may sell Iraq unit
- Al Basrah Oil Terminal renovation project nears completion (PortAl Iraq)
- Substation at Basrah port essential to Iraqi economy (PortAl Iraq)
- Is the 'special relationship' unraveling? (The Daily Star)
- War without end, but an entertaining one (AFP)
- Maliki walks a fine line in his recent efforts to put Iraq first (The Daily Star)
- Maliki Arrives in Damascus on 3-day visit (SANA)
- Syria and Iraq discuss cooperation and bilateral ties (SANA)
- Demand for dollar up, exchange rate down in central bank's auction (Voices of Iraq)
- Fears of price hike after launch of new mobile phone companies (Voices of Iraq)
- Iraq Prime Minister Visits Syria (Associated Press)
- Kurds flee homes as Iran shells villages in Iraq (The Guardian)
- Gunmen kidnap technology deputy minister in central Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
- Five bombs defused in Sinjar (Voices of Iraq)
- Mortar shells injure two civilians in Mosul (Voices of Iraq)
- Lack of common vision causes instability in Iraq says VP (Voices of Iraq)
- Threats against journalists in Basra - JFO (Voices of Iraq)
- Security authorities to conduct Baghdad residents' registration (Voices of Iraq)
- U.S. ambassador, Iraqi government condemn assassination of Muthanna's governor (Voices of Iraq)
- Sadr City blast casualties rise up to 25 (Voices of Iraq)
- Baghdad urges boosting U.N. role, Paris supports holding conference (Voices of Iraq)
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