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U.S.: Drone hits Islamic Party building in Mosulupdated: Sun Sep 27 2009 00:02:00

A U.S. drone crashed in northern Iraq Saturday morning, damaging the Mosul branch of the powerful Iraqi Islamic Party -- the nation's largest Sunni political party, a U.S. military spokesman confirmed.

In Tikrit with Medevacupdated: Sun Sep 27 2009 00:02:00

CNN's Michael Holmes spends some time with Medevac, a team of paramedics who see the worst of the worst in Iraq.

Iraqi parliament elects speaker, ending impasseupdated: Sun Apr 19 2009 13:37:00

Iraq's legislative body elected a new leader Sunday in a move that some lawmakers say could pave the way for critical votes on major issues.

Iraqi PM big winnerupdated: Thu Feb 05 2009 20:04:00

The Iraqi prime minister's political bloc sweeps the country's provincial elections. CNN's Arwa Damon reports.

Iraqi leader's coalition appears to win big in electionsupdated: Thu Feb 05 2009 20:04:00

Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's coalition won most of the provinces in last week's local elections, and an underdog prevailed in Anbar, the largely Sunni Arab province, election officials said Thursday.

Iraqis head to the pollsupdated: Thu Jan 29 2009 18:34:00

Iraqis vote in provincial elections viewed as a referendum on the prime minister. CNN's Arwa Damon reports.

5 Iraqis shot dead ahead of provincial electionsupdated: Thu Jan 29 2009 18:34:00

Attackers in Iraq killed three Sunni Arab provincial election candidates and two election workers Thursday in violence that has startled an eager electorate in the run-up to the polls Saturday.

Civilians hurt as Sunni lawmaker's home bombedupdated: Tue Sep 23 2008 14:54:00

A prominent Sunni lawmaker's home in Mosul was bombed on Tuesday, wounding several civilians, the lawmaker's party said in a statement.

U.S. military detains two Iraqi journalistsupdated: Thu Sep 04 2008 10:00:00

Two Iraqi cameramen remain in U.S. military custody amid a media watchdog group's warning of "an upsurge" in the arrest of journalists working in Iraq.

Time.com: U.S. Allies Angry at Anbar Handoverupdated: Mon Sep 01 2008 17:00:00

The American military has turned over the province, but the allies who helped tame the area feel abandoned

Close to a troop deal?updated: Fri Aug 08 2008 01:03:00

Iraqi officials say they're close to a deal for a U.S. troop withdrawal, but there are hurdles. CNN's Arwa Damon reports

U.S. troops may leave by 2011, Iraqi officials sayupdated: Fri Aug 08 2008 01:03:00

Iraq and the United States are close to reaching a deal under which U.S. combat troops would leave by December 2010 and the rest would leave by the end of 2011, two Iraqi officials said Thursday.

Seven pilgrims killed in attack in Iraqupdated: Sun Jul 27 2008 23:32:00

Seven Shiite pilgrims were gunned down Sunday in a town south of Baghdad, an Interior Ministry official said.

Quran used as target practiceupdated: Fri May 23 2008 10:43:00

The U.S. military formally apologized after a soldier admitted to using the Quran as target practice.

Imams in Iraq denounce Quran shootingupdated: Fri May 23 2008 10:43:00

Imams delivering their Friday sermons in Iraq are denouncing the shooting of a Quran, the holy book of Islam, by a U.S. soldier.

Iraq party: Punish U.S. soldier who shot at Quranupdated: Mon May 19 2008 13:48:00

Iraq's most powerful Sunni Arab political party on Monday said a U.S. soldier's desecration of the Quran, the Muslim holy book, requires the "severest of punishments," not just an apology and a military reassignment.

Time.com: Iraqis Create Shiite, Kurd Allianceupdated: Thu Aug 16 2007 10:00:00

The Iraqi prime minister and president announced a new alliance of moderate Shiites and Kurds in a push to save the crumbing government Thursday

Leaders may meet to resolve Iraqi political turmoilupdated: Sun Jul 29 2007 08:39:00

With the country's largest Sunni political bloc threatening to leave the Cabinet, top Iraqi leaders are hoping to sit down soon to settle the friction and finger-pointing among Sunni Arabs, Shiites and Kurds, officials told CNN on Saturday.

Six U.S., 4 British troops killed in Iraqupdated: Thu Apr 05 2007 07:38:00

Ten coalition troops were killed in Iraq over the last two days, four of them in the deadliest attack on British troops since November, the U.S. and British militaries said Thursday.

Rape allegations further strain Iraqi Sunni-Shiite tiesupdated: Wed Feb 21 2007 11:53:00

Allegations that a Sunni woman was raped by Shiite police officers, and the Iraqi government's response has strained the already frayed relations between followers of the Muslim sects.

Fear and confusion, then hopeupdated: Thu Aug 24 2006 18:22:00

What did Ink Eyes want? I hadn't seen him for three weeks. He'd promised then that he would release me in three days -- a promise that had been just as worthless as the many other times he'd vowed I was on the brink of freedom.

Gunmen kill 42 Sunnis in rampageupdated: Sun Jul 09 2006 06:05:00

Gunmen roaming a Baghdad neighborhood on Sunday killed at least 42 unarmed Iraqis as soon as they identified them as Sunnis, emergency police said.

Killing of Iraqi VP's sister condemnedupdated: Thu Apr 27 2006 02:08:00

The killing of the new Iraqi vice president's sister drew sharp condemnation from his political party and a senior U.S. military commander Thursday.

Carroll walks unharmed into Sunni party officeupdated: Thu Mar 30 2006 06:27:00

Nearly three months after she was abducted in Baghdad, American journalist Jill Carroll walked into the office of a Sunni Arab political party Thursday and asked if she could call the U.S. Embassy, an official with the Iraqi Islamic Party said.

Car bombs wound 13 in Iraqupdated: Sun Jan 01 2006 19:12:00

A series of eight car bombs went off across Baghdad Sunday, wounding 13 people, Iraqi police said.

Seven killed in Iraq bombingsupdated: Sat Dec 31 2005 03:07:00

Five Iraqi civilians and two police officers have been killed by bombings near the Iraqi town of Baquba and in Baghdad, officials say.

7 killed in Baghdad, Khalis bombsupdated: Fri Dec 30 2005 09:30:00

Five Iraqi civilians have been killed and two wounded when a bomb exploded outside the Iraqi Islamic Party's Khalis headquarters, an official with Diyala province's Joint Coordination Center has told CNN.

Coalitions compete for Iraqi votersupdated: Wed Dec 14 2005 06:44:00

The United Iraqi Alliance and Kurdish alliance -- the Shiite-led and Kurdish coalitions that prevailed in the January 30 elections -- are considered front-runners in Thursday's parliamentary elections.

Sunni official, journalists die in separate Iraq attacksupdated: Mon Nov 28 2005 12:55:00

A top Sunni Arab political activist, another sheik and their driver were killed in a shooting Monday afternoon after a meeting with local tribal chiefs in Falluja, west of Baghdad, a party official and police sources said.

Sunni groups join forces for Iraq voteupdated: Wed Oct 26 2005 15:10:00

Iraq's Sunni Arabs, who turned out in larger numbers for a constitutional referendum after boycotting January's parliamentary vote, are now flexing their political muscles for the December 15 assembly election, Sunni Arab officials told CNN.

Progress on constitution; attack kills 30updated: Wed Oct 12 2005 05:25:00

As an insurgent attack killed 30 Iraqis on Wednesday, a powerful Sunni Arab group and the nation's Kurdish-Shiite coalition reached an agreement that may aid passage of Iraq's first constitution, President Jalal Talabani said.

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