Iraqi refugee children in Jordan finally have first day of school (International Herald Tribune)
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Iraqi refugee children in Jordan finally have first day of school (International Herald Tribune)
Tens of thousands of Iraqi refugee children went to school in Jordan on Sunday for the first time since they fled their homeland, amid concerns that the wave of new students could overburden the system.
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Iraqi alliance aims to end political standoff (International Herald Tribune)
The Iraqi prime minister and president announced an accord between moderate Shiites and Kurds. Some Sunni leaders responded with continued defiance and refused to take part.
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Iraq stock exchange is open for business (McClatchy Newspapers via Yahoo! News)
BAGHDAD - Talk about a high-risk investment.
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While Kurds Count Bodies, Iraqi Leaders Try to Bridge Their Divide (New York Times)
Iraq?s prime minister, a Shiite, and president, a Kurd, announced a new alliance of moderates in Parliament that could revive government activity.
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Saudi, Kuwait bourses steady after US discount rate cut (Gulf Times)
DUBAI/KUWAIT CITY: Investors in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, the Arabian Gulf’s two largest equity markets, held their nerve yesterday amid concerns that stocks with exposure to the turmoil affecting international markets could suffer.
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Sunnis in cold as Shias and Kurds try to break deadlock (Guardian Unlimited)
New alliance of moderate Shias and Kurds forged to try to save the crumbling Iraqi government.
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Sunnis stay in cold as Shias and Kurds try to break deadlock (Guardian Unlimited)
The Iraqi prime minister and president announced yesterday a new alliance of moderate Shias and Kurds to try to save the crumbling government, saying a key Sunni bloc had refused to join but the door remained open to them.
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IMF Executive Board Concludes 2007 Article IV Consultation with Iraq (IMF)
On August 1, 2007, the Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) concluded the Article IV consultation with Iraq. 1 The last Article IV consultation with Iraq was the first one in 25 years and was concluded on August 1, 2005. A Stand-By Arrangement (SBA) was approved by the Executive Board on December 23, 2005 in support of an economic program covering through March 22, 2007, which ...
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New police recruits offer hope for western Iraq (Middle East Times)
HABBANIYAH, Iraq -- Riad Kamel has suffered bitterly since American troops rolled into Iraq four years ago and his native Anbar province degenerated into an abyss of bloodshed and chaos.
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Iraqi gays say militias and police target them for abuse and execution (Boston Globe)
BAGHDAD -- Samir Shaba sat in a restaurant, nervously describing gay life in Iraq. He spoke in a low voice, occasionally glancing over his shoulder.
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Iraqi refugee children in Jordan finally have first day of school (International Herald Tribune)
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