Police: US troops kill Iraqi reporter and husband
(AP)
11.03.2010, 19:57:00
AP - U.S. troops opened fire on a car in western Baghdad, killing an Iraqi journalist and her husband, a police official said Thursday. |
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Iraq PM in tight contest with ex-premier for poll lead
(AFP)
11.03.2010, 19:54:39
 AFP - Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki was in a tight contest to keep his job as he vied with ex-premier Iyad Allawi, initial election results from four of the country's 18 provinces showed Thursday. |
Iraq results trickle out, Maliki rivals cry fraud
(Reuters)
11.03.2010, 19:21:34
 Reuters - Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki posted mixed results in initial returns on Thursday from Iraq's parliamentary election, and a rival grouping complained of serious fraud. |
US report: Afghan, Iraq human rights abuses up
(AP)
11.03.2010, 19:12:21
AP - As the U.S. military prepares to leave Iraq, the State Department is blaming the Iraqi government for arbitrary killings of civilians and other human rights abuses. |
Mixed human rights record in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iraq: US
(AFP)
11.03.2010, 19:01:38
 AFP - The United States reported Thursday that US-backed governments in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iraq had mixed results in protecting human rights in 2009. |
Early Iraq results: PM battling secular challenger
(AP)
11.03.2010, 18:53:39
 AP - Partial vote results in Iraq's historic election released Thursday showed a tight contest between the nation's prime minister and a secular challenger during a chaotic count that was marred by accusations of fraud. |
Iraqi race is tight amid claims of election fraud
(McClatchy Newspapers)
11.03.2010, 18:04:00
McClatchy Newspapers - BAGHDAD — Partial results from Sunday's parliamentary elections showed Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki ahead in two southern provinces but apparently trailing former Prime Minister Ayad Allawi in two central provinces, indicating a tight race amid allegations of fraud. |
(AP)
11.03.2010, 16:17:53
AP - New early results show challenger to Iraqi PM winning in 2 provinces, reflecting tight contest. |
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