Despite political bickering that threatened to sidetrack the upcoming legislative elections in Iraq, lawmakers recently agreed to terms...

Iraqi officials continue to work towards resolving major impediments to elections that were expected to be held early next year. Vice...

via Iraqembassy.cn A new Iraqi election law has been vetoed by Vice-President Tariq Hashimi. Mr. Hashimi vetoed the bill because he felt...

Assistant US Attorney Barbara Nelan announces the charges in Atlanta. Via FoxNews. Agility, formally known as the Public Warehousing...

Blood can be seen on the floor of this cell at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq. Via WikiCommons/Truthout. The Pentagon is blocking the public...

The lifting of bans on Kurds has given hope that the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) problem, as it is known in Turkey, could reach a...

The Iraqi parliament passed a new election law which changes the method parliament seats are allocated. Under the old law, voters chose...

The New York Times is reporting that Congress should be expecting another request for funding from the Pentagon in the near future. The...

60 soldiers and police officers, including 13 high-ranking officers, were detained today in regards to the twin bombings this past...

Although we hear a lot about IEDs in Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan, global use of improvised explosive devises (IEDs) is on the rise....

Late Sunday morning, the beginning of the Iraqi workweek, two bombs detonated outside of government buildings, exploding through rush...

BP was thrown out of Iraq in 1972 when Saddam Hussein nationalized Iraq’s oil industry. The BBC reported today that BP will hold a 38%...

United States military spokesman Brig. Gen. Stephen R. Lanza said that the process which begun in January and will continue to the end of...

The NY Times chief foreign correspondent John Burns answers questions about American reliance on private contractors in military...