Saturday, 10 May 2008
Iraq: Government To Compile Evidence Of Alleged Iranian 'Interference'
Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki has ordered the formation of a committee to compile evidence of what has been described as Iranian "interference" in Iraq. more

- Iraq: Former Foreign Minister Tariq Aziz Faces Death Penalty

- Iraq: Violence On Downturn In Southern Al-Sadr City

- Iraq: Al-Sadr Aide Downplays Threat, Assails Iran's Role In South


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LAWMAKER SAYS MUQTADA AL-SADR IS IN IRAQ
Al-Sadr Trend parliamentarian Nasir al-Sa'idi told the Aswat Al-Iraq website on May 7 that Shi'ite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr is in Iraq. Al-Sadr reportedly left Iraq months ago and was rumored to be studying in Iran under the patronage of the government. more

- IRAQI LAWMAKER TEMPORARILY LEAVES POST

- SENIOR AL-MAHDI ARMY COMMANDER REPORTEDLY KILLED IN IRAQ


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Iraq: Foreign Fighters Continue To Wreak Havoc

The revelation comes amid reports that three Kuwaiti nationals -- one who served time in the Guantanamo Bay detention center -- blew themselves up in Mosul last week.

Sheikh Sabah al-Shammari, spokesman for the Awakening Council of Ba'qubah Clans, told Iraqi media outlets that the documents revealed that the majority of the suicide bombers were foreign Arab nationals. more