As
Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki says U.S. troops must leave
by this time next year, what else is next for Iraq's new
government? Margaret Warner speaks with Michael Gordon,
military correspondent for The New York Times, and Joost
Hiltermann of the International Crisis Group.
Report:
Iraqi Prime Minister: U.S Troop Withdrawal in 2011 'Is Sealed'
Power outages are an ongoing frustration for Iraqis.
Margaret Warner wraps up her reporting trip to Iraq
with a look at how people have learned to deal with
a lack of reliable electrical service.
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An
assault on a church in Baghdad and other targeted attacks
on Christian families are driving fear into the hearts of
the remaining members of this religious minority in Iraq,
and causing many to seek sanctuary in other places.
Nov.
23, 2010
Dec. 21, 2010 Iraq
Has a New Government After Months of Wrangling
The Iraqi people cast their votes on March 7. More
than nine months later, after months of political
turmoil, deal-making, and frustrating starts and stops,
Iraq finally has a new government. The parliament
Tuesday signed off on a second term for Prime Minister
Nouri al-Maliki and approved his choices for Cabinet.
Nov. 11, 2010 Iraq's
New Government: How Will It Tackle Old Challenges?
After an eight-month stalemate, Iraqi leaders have
reached an agreement that keeps Prime Minister Nouri
al-Maliki in power but distributes other key posts.
Meghan O'Sullivan of Harvard's Kennedy School of Government
and Feisal Istrabadi of Indiana University talk about
the new Iraqi government's long to-do list.
Report:
Iraqis Strike Deal on New Government Coalition Nov. 2, 2010 Bombs
Explode Across Baghdad Two Days After Church Attack
At least 10 explosions across the Iraqi capital Baghdad
killed more than 60 people and injured 180 on Tuesday,
according to Iraqi hospital sources and police. Nov. 1, 2010 58
Killed During Roman Catholic Mass in Iraq
Funerals were held today for hostages killed at a
Roman Catholic Church in Baghdad last night. Militants
raided the church and killed at least 58 people and
wounded 78 others. Pope Benedict XVI condemned the
murder of unarmed worshippers.
