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2008-11-18 20:10

Iran softens resistance to U.S.-Iraq troop pact (McClatchy Newspapers)

McClatchy Newspapers - BAGHDAD

2008-11-18 20:10

Top US officer comfortable with Iraq security deal (AP)

AP - The nation's top military officer said Monday it probably would take two to three years for the United States to safely move its forces and equipment out of Iraq.

2008-11-18 20:10

Iraq war set to end not on Bush's terms (AFP)

Crosses marking soldiers lost during the war in Iraq are seen at Arlington West on Santa Monica Beach, California, November 16, 2008. President George W. Bush appears to have had to climb down from his long-held opposition to an unconditional troop withdrawal from Iraq, a move which Barack Obama will likely speed up.(AFP/File/Gabriel Bouys)AFP - President George W. Bush appears to have had to back down from his long-held opposition to an unconditional troop withdrawal from Iraq, with a timetable which Barack Obama will likely speed up.


2008-11-18 14:06

Hardline cleric fails to halt Iraq-US pact in parliament (AFP)

Members of the Sadr Movement protest the US presence in Iraq during a demonstration in Baghdad in October 2008. Sadr's camp on Monday failed to halt the first reading in parliament of a controversial Iraq-US military pact which has been passed by the Iraqi cabinet.(AFP/File/Ali Yussef)AFP - Anti-American Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr's camp on Monday failed to halt the first reading in parliament of a controversial Iraq-US military pact which has been passed by the Iraqi cabinet.


2008-11-18 14:06

Main provisions of US-Iraq security pact (AP)

AP - Key provisions of the U.S.-Iraqi security pact that was approved by the Iraqi Cabinet and is being considered by the parliament ahead of a Nov. 24 vote:

2008-11-18 14:06

Iran judiciary chief lauds US-Iraqi security pact (AP)

AP - Iran took a surprisingly positive stance Monday on the Iraq-U.S. security pact after months of harshly denouncing the deal, which would keep American troops in Iraq for three more years.

2008-11-18 07:58

Iraq earmarks $3 billion for Baghdad subway (AP)

AP - Iraq plans to build a subway in Baghdad to help cut pollution and ease traffic on the city's chronically clogged streets.

2008-11-18 07:58

Obama and McCain pledge 'new era of reform' (AFP)

US President-elect Barack Obama (R) meets with former Republican presidential candidate Arizona Senator John McCain at Obama's transition offices in Chicago. Obama and McCain pledged Monday a AFP - President-elect Barack Obama and his defeated Republican rival John McCain pledged Monday a "new era of reform" to solve the US economic crisis, transform energy policy and safeguard national security.


2008-11-18 07:58

Militias lack strength to mount Iraq uprising: US commander (AFP)

US soldiers stand guard at the site of a road side bomb that targeted their convoy in the northern city of Mosul, some 370 kms from Baghdad, on November 16, 2008. Iranian-backed AFP - Iranian-backed "special groups" lack the strength to mount an uprising in Baghdad's predominantly Shiite Sadr City district, having suffered heavy losses, a US brigade commander said Monday.


2008-11-18 01:46

Hip, new Baghdad hangout is a byproduct of war (The Christian Science Monitor)

The Christian Science Monitor - A group of four teenage boys sharing two mopeds buzz up and down Baghdad's trendy Akkad Street and covertly gawk at passing women.

2008-11-18 01:46

Iraqi cabinet votes to keep US troops (The Christian Science Monitor)

The Christian Science Monitor - Iraq's cabinet overwhelmingly approved a security pact on Sunday that will enable a continued American military presence in Iraq for up to three more years, overcoming protests from hard-line Shiite nationalists and pressure from Iran to block the deal. It is expected to go before the parliament for final approval by the end of this month.

2008-11-18 01:46

A Step Toward Keeping U.S. Troops in Iraq (Time.com)

Time.com - But the Status of Forces Agreement now faces contentious debate in the country's parliament even as the governing coalition seeks consensus

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