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From the Charles, rowing with Iraq Community Rowing, Inc. , the ambitious rowing organization based in the gorgeous wood-sheathed Harry Parker Boathouse on the Charles River in Brighton, is reaching far beyond the Bay State's shores. Bruce Harold Smith, the executive director, just returned from a rowing trip in northern Iraq, where he helped train Olympic rowing coaches and rowers. Smith worked with young Iraqi rowers on Lake ...
Iraqis uneasy over what happens next United States President Barack Obama has kept his promise to draw down the number of US troops in Iraq to fewer than 50,000 by September 1. But uncertainty about what comes next is easy to find on Baghdad's streets.
Iraqi politicians: splitting hairs or splitting the differences In addition to the vulnerable political and social stability in Iraq, the dead-end result of the Iraqi parliamentary election of March 7, 2010 added another hinder before building a sustainable government that can contain and eventually tackle the challenges facing the country.
Hadidi discusses economic cooperation with Kurd officials Hadidi discusses economic cooperation with Kurd officials
Receive our daily news briefing or weekly bulletin "Politicians need to act and prevent this human tragedy," WCC general secretary, the Rev Olav Fykse Tveit, told ENInews after a visit to Palestinian families who have been evicted by Israelis from their homes in the East Jerusalem neighbourhood of Sheik Jarrah.
Iraq combat operations end, news bittersweet News of the last combat troops leaving Iraq was bittersweet for most Iraqis living in the United States.
Patrick Cockburn: There is still no government and violence is increasing The Iraq the US is leaving behind is a country in which violence is increasing and political parties have failed to produce a government six months after parliamentary elections. The Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki proclaimed Iraq's "independence" in a television address yesterday. "Our security forces will take the lead in ensuring security and safeguarding the country and removing all threats ...
Flashback: Obama and Democratic Officials on the Iraq War, In Their Own Words President Obama will address the nation live from the Oval Office Tuesday night to mark the shift of American troops in Iraq from a combat role to an advisory role -- but he will have to tread carefully, since he was an early and vocal opponent of the war.
Oval Office gets a whole new look It's out with the old and in with the new as the president's formal workspace undergoes a major makeover, including a new rug, furniture and wallpaper.
A war on the past, present, and future TEHRAN, Aug. 30 (MNA) -- The Iraq war is actually a war against the past, present, and future.

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