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US Forces Exit Iraq Amid Rising Fears Of ISIS Resurgence
It comes 23 years after US-led forces toppled dictator Saddam Hussein, then triggered upheaval and chaos, culminating with the rise of Islamic State.
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Schools Shut In Kashmir Till March 7 Amid Protest Over Ayatollah Khamenei's Killing
Amid protests and ongoing security restrictions, the Jammu and Kashmir government has announced closure of schools and colleges till the end of this week.
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Exclusive: Israel Defence Spokesperson's Inside Details Of "Terror Regime" Iran
Israel has said Iran has been running a propaganda as a victim while its actions clearly showed it was the aggressor with no concern for innocent lives.
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Video: Did US Kamikaze Drone Fail Mission? Iraqis Play With Intact LUCAS
An American kamikaze drone failed its mission, if what the residents of a dry, barren flatland in Iraq is true. They have shared visuals of a delta-shaped drone, about the size of a telephone booth and what looked like the American LUCAS.
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US Contractor To Pay $42 Million To 3 Iraqis Tortured At Baghdad Prison
A federal jury on Tuesday found US defense contractor CACI International liable for its role in torture at the Abu Ghraib prison near Baghdad during the Iraq war.
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Iran Flaunts "World's Longest-Range Drone" On Iraq War Anniversary
Iran on Friday paraded its military hardware on the anniversary of its 1980s war with Iraq, including "the longest-range drone in the world" along with ballistic and hypersonic missiles, Iranian state media said.
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Opinion: When Vajpayee Worked With Opposition To Stave Off US Pressure
As an aide to Vajpayee in the Prime Minister's Office, I was privy to much that was happening then. Of course, I was firmly of the view that the US invasion of Iraq could not be justified on any count.
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Bush Gaffe on "Unjustified" War Draws Iraqi Ire
An embarrassing slip of the tongue by former US president George W Bush may have drawn laughter from his American audience, but it raised the ire of Iraqis.
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Colin Powell: First Black US State Secretary, Public Face Of 1991 Iraq War
Colin Powell, the son of Jamaican immigrants who became a US war hero and the first Black secretary of state but saw his legacy tarnished when he made the case for war in Iraq in 2003, died on Monday of Covid-19 complications. He was 84.
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Drone Attacks Iraq Base Hosting US Troops; No Casualities Reported
A drone attack has been carried out on a military base in Iraqi Kurdistan that hosts American troops, without causing any casualties, the US-led coalition said Saturday.
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Iraq Protests Inspired Facebook: Mark Zuckerberg. "False", Says Classmate
Like most college campuses in early 2003, Harvard University was atwitter on one issue in particular: the imminent Iraq invasion. The Bush administration's push to overthrow Saddam Hussein was debated and picked over in dorm rooms, argued about in lecture halls and scrutinized in term papers.
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US War Veteran Raises $12 Million In 5 Days To Build Trump's Wall
So far, US President Donald Trump can't get the US Congress -- or Mexico -- to pay for the "beautiful" wall he has long promised to build on the southern border. Enter: crowdfunding.
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Kofi Annan, UN Leader Who Won Peace Prize, Dies at 80
Kofi Annan dealt with wars and genocide during five decades at UN.
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Gulf Arabs Seen Trying to Curb Iran Influence With Iraq Aid
Gulf States Pledge Billions to Rebuild Iraq After IS Defeated
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US Senator, An Iraq War Veteran, Set To Be First To Give Birth In Office
US Senator Tammy Duckworth, a decorated Asian American army veteran and double amputee, announced Tuesday she was pregnant with her second child.
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US Forces Exit Iraq Amid Rising Fears Of ISIS Resurgence
It comes 23 years after US-led forces toppled dictator Saddam Hussein, then triggered upheaval and chaos, culminating with the rise of Islamic State.
-
Schools Shut In Kashmir Till March 7 Amid Protest Over Ayatollah Khamenei's Killing
Amid protests and ongoing security restrictions, the Jammu and Kashmir government has announced closure of schools and colleges till the end of this week.
-
Exclusive: Israel Defence Spokesperson's Inside Details Of "Terror Regime" Iran
Israel has said Iran has been running a propaganda as a victim while its actions clearly showed it was the aggressor with no concern for innocent lives.
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Video: Did US Kamikaze Drone Fail Mission? Iraqis Play With Intact LUCAS
An American kamikaze drone failed its mission, if what the residents of a dry, barren flatland in Iraq is true. They have shared visuals of a delta-shaped drone, about the size of a telephone booth and what looked like the American LUCAS.
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US Contractor To Pay $42 Million To 3 Iraqis Tortured At Baghdad Prison
A federal jury on Tuesday found US defense contractor CACI International liable for its role in torture at the Abu Ghraib prison near Baghdad during the Iraq war.
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Iran Flaunts "World's Longest-Range Drone" On Iraq War Anniversary
Iran on Friday paraded its military hardware on the anniversary of its 1980s war with Iraq, including "the longest-range drone in the world" along with ballistic and hypersonic missiles, Iranian state media said.
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Opinion: When Vajpayee Worked With Opposition To Stave Off US Pressure
As an aide to Vajpayee in the Prime Minister's Office, I was privy to much that was happening then. Of course, I was firmly of the view that the US invasion of Iraq could not be justified on any count.
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Bush Gaffe on "Unjustified" War Draws Iraqi Ire
An embarrassing slip of the tongue by former US president George W Bush may have drawn laughter from his American audience, but it raised the ire of Iraqis.
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Colin Powell: First Black US State Secretary, Public Face Of 1991 Iraq War
Colin Powell, the son of Jamaican immigrants who became a US war hero and the first Black secretary of state but saw his legacy tarnished when he made the case for war in Iraq in 2003, died on Monday of Covid-19 complications. He was 84.
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Drone Attacks Iraq Base Hosting US Troops; No Casualities Reported
A drone attack has been carried out on a military base in Iraqi Kurdistan that hosts American troops, without causing any casualties, the US-led coalition said Saturday.
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Iraq Protests Inspired Facebook: Mark Zuckerberg. "False", Says Classmate
Like most college campuses in early 2003, Harvard University was atwitter on one issue in particular: the imminent Iraq invasion. The Bush administration's push to overthrow Saddam Hussein was debated and picked over in dorm rooms, argued about in lecture halls and scrutinized in term papers.
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US War Veteran Raises $12 Million In 5 Days To Build Trump's Wall
So far, US President Donald Trump can't get the US Congress -- or Mexico -- to pay for the "beautiful" wall he has long promised to build on the southern border. Enter: crowdfunding.
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Kofi Annan, UN Leader Who Won Peace Prize, Dies at 80
Kofi Annan dealt with wars and genocide during five decades at UN.
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Gulf Arabs Seen Trying to Curb Iran Influence With Iraq Aid
Gulf States Pledge Billions to Rebuild Iraq After IS Defeated
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US Senator, An Iraq War Veteran, Set To Be First To Give Birth In Office
US Senator Tammy Duckworth, a decorated Asian American army veteran and double amputee, announced Tuesday she was pregnant with her second child.
