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NIS changes its religion

Having removed the agency's Sunni director last year, Iraq's Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki is now replacing all of the Sunni management at the National Intelligence Service with Shi'ites.

Subscribers only 24.02.2010

Saddam's confessor

The FBI's interrogation of Saddam Hussein, which has just been [...]

Subscribers only Operations 24.02.2010

Maliki Powerless Against Baa’thists

On the heels of a devastating bomb attack that killed over 100 people in Baghdad on Dec. 8 (see Page [...]

Subscribers only Agencies 23.12.2009

A Pathfinder for G4S

To build up its business in assisting firms in Baghdad, the Group 4 Securicor is relying on help from a former adviser to the Iraqi government.

Subscribers only 23.12.2009

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CIA in Diplomatic Bid to Quell Insurgency

On Dec. 31, 2011, most of U.S. troops in Iraq will have quit the country. With that date just two years ahead, the US Army contingent, which has already pulled out of the leading cities, is already focusing on training [...]

Subscribers only Back-door diplomacy 23.12.2009

Paris Wants to Catch Up in Iraq

Far behind London and Washington in the scramble for contracts in Iraq, Paris has set up a system to back its corporations in Baghdad.

Subscribers only 25.11.2009

Total Lagging Behind in Iraq

By acquiring the West Qurna field in Iraq last week, [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 11.11.2009

Maliki's Purge a Washout

In the wake of a bomb attack on Aug. 19 against the finance and foreign affairs ministries, prime minister Nuri [...]

Subscribers only Agencies 28.10.2009

The New Private Security High Fliers

The woes of Blackwater have benefited a handful of companies which have inherited its contracts. Their coffers are now brimming with cash.

Subscribers only 28.10.2009

When Total Boss Thinks of Baghdad

The chief executive of the French oil company Total, Christophe [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 28.10.2009

Maliki Puts Pals in High Places

Now that the Americans have left, Iraq's Shi'ite prime minister, Nuri al Maliki, has named a fellow Shi'ite as boss of NIS, the Iraqi intelligence service.

Subscribers only 16.09.2009

Key Contract for MUSC

Now that Ramco Energy has lost its huge contract with [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 15.07.2009

CIA Negotiating with Baa'th Party Stalwarts

Prior to their withdrawal, the Americans are seeking to obtain a truce with Sunni groups they have been fighting since 2003.

Subscribers only 01.07.2009

A Nuclear Plant While Waiting for Oil?

Nuri al Maliki’s government is having trouble in getting Iraq’s oil industry back on its feet and is thinking of [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 01.07.2009

Odas in Iraq

In addition to Saudi Arabia, its traditional stamping ground, the [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 03.06.2009

Maliki Shakes Up Agencies

The National Security Council headed by Muwafaq al Rubaie has been disbanded and the boss of the National Intelligence Agency could well lose his job.

Subscribers only 29.04.2009

A Fake Insurgency Chief

According to our sources, the man who was arrested by [...]

Subscribers only 29.04.2009

Sunni Insurgents Back on War Path

After three years of relative calm, Baghdad has been hit by a wave of bomb attacks in the past months as Sunni insurgents take up the fight once again.

Subscribers only 15.04.2009

Baroness of the Middle East

Minister of state for the Middle East in Tony Blair's government between 2003 and 2005, Elizabeth Symons has just joined [...]

Subscribers only 04.03.2009

Kosrat Rasul Ali

At odds for several years with the founder and president [...]

Subscribers only 18.02.2009

One Security Firm Out, Others Still In

Last week's decision by the Iraqi authorities to withhold permission [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 04.02.2009

What to do with the Mujahideen?

Protected by the US Army since 2003, the Iraqi camp that houses the People's Mujahideen came under the authority of Baghdad in early December. And Baghdad wants to close it down as soon as possible.

Subscribers only 07.01.2009

Lobbyist Throws Hat in Ring

Competition between Iraqi Shi'ite parties is stepping up on the eve of provincial elections in the country on Jan. 31. [...]

Subscribers only 07.01.2009

Nawaf Fares

Syria’s first ambassador to Baghdad in 30 years, general Nawaf [...]

Subscribers only 19.11.2008

Investigators Probe Private Investigators

The Force Investigation Unit working for the U.S. Regional Security [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 05.11.2008

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All articles - Iraq

NIS changes its religion

Saddam's confessor

Maliki Powerless Against Baa’thists

A Pathfinder for G4S

Spotlight
CIA in Diplomatic Bid to Quell Insurgency

Paris Wants to Catch Up in Iraq

Total Lagging Behind in Iraq

Maliki's Purge a Washout

The New Private Security High Fliers

When Total Boss Thinks of Baghdad

Maliki Puts Pals in High Places

Key Contract for MUSC

CIA Negotiating with Baa'th Party Stalwarts

A Nuclear Plant While Waiting for Oil?

Odas in Iraq

Maliki Shakes Up Agencies

A Fake Insurgency Chief

Sunni Insurgents Back on War Path

Baroness of the Middle East

Kosrat Rasul Ali

One Security Firm Out, Others Still In

What to do with the Mujahideen?

Lobbyist Throws Hat in Ring

Nawaf Fares

Investigators Probe Private Investigators

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NIS changes its religion

Saddam's confessor

Maliki Powerless Against Baa’thists

A Pathfinder for G4S

Spotlight CIA in Diplomatic Bid to Quell Insurgency

Paris Wants to Catch Up in Iraq

Total Lagging Behind in Iraq

Maliki's Purge a Washout

The New Private Security High Fliers

When Total Boss Thinks of Baghdad

Maliki Puts Pals in High Places

Key Contract for MUSC

CIA Negotiating with Baa'th Party Stalwarts

A Nuclear Plant While Waiting for Oil?

Odas in Iraq

Maliki Shakes Up Agencies

A Fake Insurgency Chief

Sunni Insurgents Back on War Path

Baroness of the Middle East

Kosrat Rasul Ali

One Security Firm Out, Others Still In

What to do with the Mujahideen?

Lobbyist Throws Hat in Ring

Nawaf Fares

Investigators Probe Private Investigators

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