Dec 15 Bomb Kills Seven on First Day of Campaigning in Iraq By PBS News Hour Violence marred the first day of presidential campaigning in Iraq when an explosion in Karbala killed seven people Wednesday, while Iraq's interim Prime Minister Iyad Allawi announced his candidacy for the Jan. 30 election. Continue reading
Dec 15 Watch Security Concerns in Iraq Continue in Lead-Up to Elections Margaret Warner gets an update on events in Iraq from a reporter in Baghdad. Continue watching
Dec 13 Suicide Car Bomb Kills 13, Weekend Clashes Kill 7 Marines A suicide bomber killed at least 13 Iraqis Monday near an entrance to Baghdad's fortified Green Zone, while fighting over the weekend killed seven marines. Continue reading
Dec 13 Watch Challenges of Rebuilding Iraq's Security Forces Interim President Ghazi al-Yawer criticized U.S. efforts to recruit and train an Iraqi national security force. Analysts discuss the successes and challenges of stabilizing the war-torn nation. Continue watching
Dec 06 Presidents Press for On-Time Iraqi Elections By PBS News Hour On the heels of a violent weekend and continued fighting Monday, President Bush met with Iraqi interim President Ghazi al-Yawer in the Oval Office where they pushed for Jan. 30 elections to proceed in Iraq. Continue reading
Dec 06 Watch Renewed Violence in Iraq as Election Nears Margaret Warner speaks with a reporter in Baghdad about the recent wave of violence in Iraq. Continue watching
Dec 03 Nearly Simultaneous Attacks Kill At Least 30 in Baghdad By PBS News Hour Two insurgent attacks in Baghdad killed 30 people Friday, including at least 16 police officers. Continue reading
Nov 29 Watch The Possibility of Holding Iraqi Elections in January 2005 Margaret Warner leads a discussion with Middle East watchers about whether or not the Iraqi elections should be postponed. Continue watching
Nov 25 Watch U.S. and British Forces Continue to Sweep Homes in Fallujah and Smaller Cities Ray Suarez speaks to a reporter stationed in Baghdad about the situation in Iraq. Continue watching
Nov 24 Tape Castigates Muslim Scholars for 'Silence' on Iraq, Afghanistan An audiotape purportedly from Jordanian terrorist Abu Musab al-Zarqawi accused Muslim scholars of betrayal for not speaking out against U.S. actions in Iraq and Afghanistan. Continue reading