Mid East Daily

Iraqi troublesome scenario, surmounting violence and differences with US on Key policies force latter to think over the troop surge and why not when the popular opinion is against US's stay. How long will US continue there is a million dollar Question,...

As army casualties mount in Iraq, voices are getting shriller in the US, demanding removal of its forces from the country. The House of Representatives recently passed a resolution aiming at that. Such a stance is understandable, coming from elected...

Regardless of huge economic and military assistance, Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's 15-month-old government has just failed to deliver on any of the key fronts, depressing not only people at home but abroad as well. In another political...

Little has changed ever since Iran called in the IAEA experts as Iran is firm on its stand to continue with uranium enrichment and defies the US efforts to put the third sanctions, which will further deteriorate the relations between the...

After the total debacle in Iraq, now the differences have started coming to the fore among the highest US and Iraqi officials who are differing on policies. This became evident when Iraqi Prime minister, Nouri al-Maliki, appealed Bush for the removal.

Amid the Iraqi chaos, surmounting violence and future predicament there is no respite for the people, because now the dark clouds of partition are hovering over the country with Kurds demanding a separate country. If such an option becomes viable for.

Despite the promising news, President George W. Bush's nominee to be top military adviser told Congress the United States would be in Iraq for "years not months," and a Pentagon official said the war was costing more than expected.

The Iranian adjudicators confirmed on Tuesday that two journalists from the Kurdish minority of the country have been given death sentence, according to the Iranian state media. As judiciary spokesperson Ali Reza Jamshidi told the Islamic Republic News.

A group of relief organizations said in a report that living conditions in Iraq have been worsening drastically since the U.S.-led invasion in 2003, leaving nearly one-third of the inhabitants in want of crisis support. According to the report, 70% of...

Iraq has received an A-300 Airbus jet as a gift from Iran, which the United States accuses of fomenting unrest in the war-torn country.