First European flight to Baghdad puts Iraq back in business
The small French airline Aigle Azur has become the first European-based carrier to resume flights to Baghdad since the early 1990s.
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US soldiers back in action as base attacked
US troops yesterday found themselves battling heavily armed militants assaulting an Iraqi military headquarters in the centre of Baghdad.
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Wikileaks editor detained by US customs
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Inquiry into Iraq torture claims demanded
Claims that more than one hundred Iraqi civilians were tortured and abused by British soldiers must be fully investigated, Britain's High Court was told yesterday.
Petraeus: 'We are in this to win'
General David Petraeus has formally assumed command of the 130,000-strong international force in Afghanistan.
Pregnant women fasting for Ramadan risk damage to their babies
Pregnant Muslim women who fast during Ramadan are likely to have smaller babies, research has found.
Innocent Iraqis claim $17.6m from British
The British Government has paid off more than 1000 innocent Iraqis.