Apr 29 U.S. Troops Shoot Iraqi Protesters U.S. soldiers fired on Iraqis at a demonstration in Fallujah after some crowd members shot at troops, U.S. officers said Tuesday. According to the Red Cross and a local hospital director, troops killed 15 people and wounded some 75 others. Continue reading
Apr 29 Watch Incident in Iraq Margaret Warner talks with The New York Times' John Burns about the shooting in Iraq today. Continue watching
Apr 28 Coalition, Factions Discuss Iraq's Political Future More than 200 delegates from Iraq's political and religious factions agreed on a four-week timeline for the selection of an interim government during a U.S.-led conference Monday. Continue reading
Apr 28 Watch Building a Democracy in Iraq As delegates from Iraq's political and religious factions meet to discuss their country's democratization, experts discuss the question of Islam in a democratic government. Continue watching
Apr 25 Watch Crime and Punishment: Saddam Hussein Regime Leaders As the number of Saddam Hussein regime leaders in coalition custody grows, questions arise about what the United States will do with them. Iraq watchers and legal experts discuss the issue with Ray Suarez. Continue watching
Apr 24 Iraqi Deputy PM Tariq Aziz, Four Others Taken Into Custody Tariq Aziz, the influential deputy prime minister and long-time public face of the Saddam Hussein regime, reportedly surrendered in Baghdad Thursday. Continue reading
Apr 24 U.S. to Begin Forming Interim Iraqi Government Next Week Coalition military leaders and Iraqi civilians will start the process of forming an interim government by the end of next week. Continue reading
Apr 24 Watch In the Pipeline: Iraq Oil Industry As Iraq begins pumping oil for the first time since the start of the war in March, experts consider the future of the Iraqi oil industry and the efforts to restart its system. Continue watching
Apr 22 Hundreds of Thousands Make Shiite Pilgrimage to Karbala Exercising their new-found religious freedom, hundreds of thousands of Shiites marched to the Holy City of Karbala in Iraq on Tuesday, in a pilgrimage long banned by Saddam Hussein's regime. Continue reading
Apr 22 Watch Search for Evidence: Judith Miller Reports Chief U.N. weapons inspector Hans Blix argued today that an international organization should disarm Iraq. The New York Times' Judith Miller, embedded with the U.S. 75th Exploitation Task Force, reports on the discoveries thus far, including an Iraqi scientist with… Continue watching