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Google is documenting Iraq's national museum and will post photographs of its ancient treasures on the Internet early next year, Google chief Eric Schmidt announced Tuesday. The museum was ransacked in the chaotic aftermath of Saddam Hussein's ouster in April...

Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley met with Iraqi officials, the U.S. ambassador and military commander, and some Oregon soldiers in the Army's 1st Cavalry Division. Iraqi national balloting may slip from a planned January date, given continued disagreement about legislation...

The Iraqi government has aired videos showing three men, who claim to be members of the ousted Baath Party, saying they were involved in last month's devastating Baghdad attacks. In recent months the Iraqi government has played a number of...

AWB oil-for-food scandal, a court has heard. Criminal charges over the affair may still be laid by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission, despite the inter-agency taskforce ruling them out, the Supreme Court was told yesterday. February and August 2007...

The leaked documents he's obtained provide further evidence that British planning for an invasion began in early 2002 and that the plans "contained no detail once Baghdad had fallen". The first public hearings by the Iraq war inquiry get under...

Sen. Roland Burris, an Illinois Democrat, left Saturday for a trip to Iraq to examine security and political developments in the region, an aide said today. He is to return before Thanksgiving. Burris, 72, sits on the Senate Armed Services...

However, the new version of the law, which was sent to the three-man presidency council for approval on Monday, fails to address the concerns of Tariq al-Hashemi. Hashemi said the first version of law, which was passed on November 8 after months of wrangling,...