A Freudian slip and a joke may be the only public reckoning we get from those responsible for the devastating crime of the Iraq War.
US sanctions Hizbollah businessman with ties to Iraq
Ahmad Jalal Reda Abdallah worked to import pharmaceutical drugs from Lebanon, fraudulently represent them, and sell them in the Iraqi market.
US sanctions Hizbollah businessman with ties to Iraq
Ahmad Jalal Reda Abdallah worked to import pharmaceutical drugs from Lebanon, fraudulently represent them, and sell them in the Iraqi market.
George W. Bush mistakenly condemned Putin’s ‘brutal, unjustified invasion of Iraq’ instead of Ukraine, then blamed the slip-up on age
Bush’s administration was widely criticized for its misleading rhetoric about the presence of weapons of mass destruction before invading Iraq in 2003.
OPEC increases Iraq’s Oil Quota
By John Lee. OPEC has reportedly agreed to increase Iraq’s oil production to 4.5 million barrels per day (bpd) in June. The state-controlled Iraqi News Agency (INA) quotes Iraq’s representative to …
George W. Bush mistakenly condemned Putin’s ‘brutal, unjustified invasion of Iraq’ instead of Ukraine, then blamed the slip-up on age
Bush’s administration was widely criticized for its misleading rhetoric about the presence of weapons of mass destruction before invading Iraq in 2003.
UN Committee against Torture publishes Findings on Iraq
By John Lee The UN Committee against Torture (CAT) has published findings on Cuba, Iceland, Iraq, Kenya, Montenegro and Uruguay, the six State parties it reviewed during its latest session. With …
George W. Bush inadvertently tells the truth about the Iraq War
A verbal “slip” by George W. Bush, in a comment about the war in Ukraine, has drawn attention to the far greater crimes of American imperialism in the wars begun by Bush and his father.
Kadhimi Should Defend Iraq’s Sovereignty, Not Help Its Abusers
Kadhimi’s failure to respond to a neighbor’s invasion is a dereliction of duty that future generations of Iraqis, Iraqi Kurds, and the broader Kurdish community now subject to Turkey’s aggression are …
Iraq’s parliament seeks to meet urgent need for funds overturning top court’s ruling
Iraq’s parliament is set to re-submit a bill on Wednesday allowing the government to seek 27 trillion Iraqi dinars ($18.5bn) for urgent needs, in contravention to a ruling by the nation’s top court.