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IBD'S TOP 10.(A)
Oil Falls Over $2, Back Below $40
1July crude dived $2.37 a barrel to $39.96 a barrel as several OPEC members signaled support for the Saudi plan to up cartel quotas by 10.6% on Thursday. On Tuesday, terror fears drove up oil by $2.45 to $42.25, the highest since Nymex began futures 21 years ago. The United Arab Emirates said it release 100,000 more bpd, on top of Saudi Arabia's 700,000. More on this page
Bush Likens Terror War To WWII
2Saying it's "the great challenge of our time," President Bush told Air Force Academy cadets that it's critical to spread freedom and democracy in the Mideast despite the angry distrust of many Arabs. Bush leaves Thursday for Europe for D-Day celebrations as he hopes to gain support of anti-war allies. It'll be his top priority at next week's G-8 summit in Georgia.
U.S. Says Ex-Iraq Ally Aided Iran
3Former exile Ahmad Chalabi or his followers told Iran that the U.S. had cracked its codes, U.S. officials charged. The FBI said it is probing who in the U.S. government told Chalabi. The Pentagon paid Chalabi's group until May, when he was abruptly cut off. Soon after, Iraqi police raided his Baghdad HQ and home. Chalabi called the reports "false" and "stupid."
Iraqi Gov't Focuses On Security
- Iraqi gov't accepts resignation of Kurdish deputy PM
- News wire article from: Xinhua News Agency August 20, 2009 700+ words
Iraqi gov't accepts resignation of Kurdish deputy PM BAGHDAD, Aug. 20 (Xinhua) -- The Iraqi government accepted on Thursday the resignation...
- Iraqi gov't bans organized visits to Saddam Hussein's grave
- News wire article from: Xinhua News Agency July 6, 2009 700+ words
Iraqi gov't bans organized visits to Saddam Hussein's grave BAGHDAD, July 6 (Xinhua) -- The Iraqi government decided Monday to ban...
- Iraqi gov't could take six months.(News)
- Newspaper article from: The Boston Herald Guarino, David R. April 7, 2003 700+ words
Byline: David R. Guarino It will take more than a half-year to set up a new Iraqi government once the last vestiges of Saddam Hussein's regime fall inside Baghdad, senior U.S. military leaders said yesterday. Talk of an extended postwar occupation by coalition forces and an interim government could
- IRAQI GOV'T VOWS TO PAY DEBTS TO HYUNDAI E&C.
- News wire article from: AsiaPulse News November 14, 2003 700+ words
SEOUL, Nov 14 Asia Pulse - Iraq's interim government has vowed to pay off 12-year-old outstanding debts estimated at US$1.1 billion to Hyundai Engineering and Construction Co. (HEC), South Korea's largest builder said Friday. Al Ansari, Iraq's vice construction minister, who has been in Korea since
- Iraqi Gov't Vows to Pay Debts to Hyundai E&C.
- News wire article from: YON - Yonhap News Agency of Korea November 14, 2003 700+ words
SEOUL, Nov. 14 (Yonhap) -- Iraq's interim government has vowed to pay off 12-year-old outstanding debts estimated at US$1.1 billion to Hyundai Engineering and Construction Co. (HEC), South Korea's largest builder said Friday. Al Ansari, Iraq's vice construction minister, who has been in Korea since
- Iraqi gov't calls on Iran to assist in solving water shortage.
- Newspaper article from: The Kurdish Globe (Erbil, Iraq) October 31, 2009 700+ words
Summary: Water crisis paralyzes agriculture industry and ruined the environment in parts of the Region. Iraq's Minister of Water Resources, Latif Rashid, called on Iranian officials on Saturday to help Iraq secure its needed water supplies for a number of regions in the country that face a water
- CPA refers licensing probe to Iraqi gov't.(News)
- Magazine article from: RCR Wireless News July 5, 2004 700+ words
Byline: JEFFREY SILVA As one of its final acts of business before handing over limited authority to an interim Iraqi government two days ahead of schedule, the U.S.-led Coalition Provisional Authority referred to Iraq's independent telecom regulator allegations of corruption in mobile-phone
- Security Council votes 15-0 for Iraqi gov't assumption.(Main News)
- Newspaper article from: Manila Bulletin June 10, 2004 700+ words
Byline: DAVID CAGAHASTIAN The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) yesterday voted 15-0 in favor of the assumption of full sovereignty over Iraq by an interim Iraqi government on June 30. The Philippines, president of the UNSC for this month, announced the unanimous support for UNSC Resolution
