Feb 22 Watch Blasts Kill Scores at Religious Site in Iraq Powerful bombs blasted a major Shiite shrine Wednesday in Samarra, Iraq, sparking reprisals against Sunni Muslims. Gwen Ifill speaks with New York Times reporter Edward Wong in Baghdad about the latest violence. Continue watching
Feb 21 Watch U.S. Ambassador Calls for Iraq to Form Unity Government U.S. Ambassador to Iraq Zalmay Khalilzad talks from Baghdad about the latest violence in Iraq, the U.S. role in forming a government of national unity and Iran's influence in the Middle East. Continue watching
Feb 14 Watch Saddam Hussein Protests Trial with Hunger Strike Saddam Hussein's trial continued with the deposed Iraqi leader's announcement that he and three of his co-defendants are refusing food in protest of the recently appointed chief judge. Following a background report, two lawyers react to the proceedings. Continue watching
Feb 13 Shiite Party Narrowly Votes to Retain Iraqi Prime Minister By PBS News Hour The leading Shiite alliance party voted to retain moderate Islamist Ibrahim al-Jaafari as Iraq's prime minister, but the one-vote margin exposed deep differences within the leading political party over the direction of the new Iraqi parliament. Continue reading
Feb 13 Watch Reporter in Baghdad Discusses Recent Developments, Violence Jeffrey Brown speaks with Robert Worth of The New York Times in Baghdad about recent violence in Iraq and the decision to keep Iraqi Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari in office for a second term. Continue watching
Feb 10 Watch Iraq Confirms Final Election Results Iraqi officials certified the final results Friday from December's national elections. Jeffrey Brown discusses the outcome of the election and the recent violence in Iraq with Robert Worth of The New York Times in Baghdad. Continue watching
Feb 02 Iraq Gets First Human Case of Bird Flu By PBS News Hour The World Health Organization confirmed Thursday that a teenager who died on Jan. 17 in northern Iraq tested positive for the H5N1 bird flu virus, making the war-torn country the seventh to report a human case of the deadly disease. Continue reading
Jan 30 Watch New Report Finds Shortcomings in Iraq Reconstruction Since 2003 the United States has spent more than $30 billion toward relief and reconstruction in Iraq. Stuart Bowen, the special inspector general for Iraq reconstruction, discusses a new report that finds shortcomings in the rebuilding. Continue watching
Jan 30 Watch Roadside Bombing Injures ABC News Anchorman Bob Woodruff A Media Unit report on the roadside bombing that severely injured ABC News anchorman Bob Woodruff and cameraman Doug Vogt, followed by a discussion with a colleague of theirs. Continue watching
Jan 24 Watch Atrocities Serve as Evidence in Saddam Trial An excerpt from a Frontline/World report on on the search for evidence of mass murders ordered by Saddam Hussein. Continue watching