Iraq
September 25, 2003
US President Bush said Thursday that talks with world leaders this week have produced wide agreement that Iran must not be allowed to have a nuclear w
U.S. soldiers and Kurds are stepping up the hunt for Saddam Hussein's number two, Izzat Ibrahim, who they claim is sick and in hiding in the Mosul reg
A U.S. military vehicle was hit with an explosion in the northern Iraq city of Mosul on Thursday, leaving at least four American soldiers "badly wound
Former Iraqi Minister of Defence, Sultan Hashem Ahmad, who surrendered to US forces earlier this month, could play a role in forming a post-war army,
Aquila al-Hashemi, a member of Iraq's U.S.-appointed Governing Council, died on Thursday, five days after she was shot and critically injured by assai
Iran would be willing to work with the U.S. on a range of issues, including its nuclear activities, if administration officials "change their approach
A blast Thursday outside a hotel where NBC has its Baghdad offices, killed a security guard, and injured a network soundman, Iraqi police said.
Six Palestinians, including a baby girl, and an Israeli soldier were killed early Thursday in three separate incidents in the West Bank and Gaza Strip
Captaris, a provider of business information delivery solutions, has reported the implementation at Dubai Police in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) of their RightFax solutions enterprise fax and e-docu
US Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld told Congress on September 24, 2003 that a Bush administration supplemental budget request of $87 billion is essential for the security of the United States and to
Iraqi Minister of Public Works Nasreen Berwari revealed details of her ministry's plan to restore Iraq's drinking water and sewage treatment infrastructure during a September 24 press briefing at the
Dubai 2003 says it is pleased with the number of official international delegates, media, business leaders, visitors and observers who have flocked to Dubai from all over the world to participate in t
Saudi Aramco has reported a new gas discovery at the Awtad-1 well located west of the Haradh area of the Ghawar Field and southeast of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The well flowed 32 million cubic feet per d
September 24, 2003
U.S. forces on Wednesday killed four Iraqis in two separate incidents near Saddam Hussein's ancestral hometown of Tikrit and seized around 1,000 round
Bulgarian soldiers stationed in Iraq have demanded a 67-percent pay increase to compensate for the dangers they face in that country, the Bulgarian de