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Iran Behind Shi'ite Revolt

The insurrection by followers of Moqtada al Sadr in Iraq has followed the expulsion of Iran's charge d'affaires in Baghdad, Hassan Kazemi Qomi.

Subscribers only 08.04.2004

Pushing for Polish Oil Companies

Although it forms part of the U.S.-led coalition in Iraq, Poland has landed only a tiny number of reconstruction contracts. [...]

Subscribers only 08.04.2004

Who'll Lend Money Against Oil?

The interim Iraqi constitution adopted early this month doesn't prevent the country from using oil as guarantee for loans. That's good news for banks.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 25.03.2004

Moqtada al Sadr

At 31, the youngest and most radical of Iraq's Shi'ite [...]

Subscribers only 25.03.2004

Pakistan & Iran at Work In Iraq?

The sophisticated preparation and coordination of anti-Shi'ite bomb attacks in Kerbala and Baghdad raises a lot of questions.

Subscribers only 11.03.2004

Chalabi's Pals Lose Contract

Nour USA, an American-Iraqi company linked to Ahmed Chalabi, has lost the contract it won in January to supply the Iraqi army.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 11.03.2004

Shortage of Security Professionals

With an estimated $10 billion in fresh contracts expected to be handed out in Iraq starting from next month, companies [...]

Subscribers only 26.02.2004

Ibrahim al Janabi

A former officer of Iraq's General Intelligence Service during the [...]

Subscribers only 12.02.2004

Ali Sistani

Aged 74, ayatollah Ali Sistani, acknowleged as one of the [...]

Subscribers only 29.01.2004

"Sunni triangle"

According to diplomatic sources in Jordan and Kuwait, Syrian military [...]

Subscribers only 29.01.2004

Fresh Contracting System

The Pentagon has stopped managing contracts in Iraq and handed the job over to the US Army as a prelude to easing conditions that companies must fulfil to win work.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 15.01.2004

What British Learned from Iraq

In keeping with its practice of assessing its military operations, Britain's Ministry of Defence (MoD) has just published an 86-page report entitled ? Operations in Iraq—Lessons for the Future.?

Subscribers only 01.01.2004

Japanese Doubts About Iraqi Allies

As the first men from Japan's Air Self-Defense Force set foot in Kuwait and Qatar on Dec. 27, the Japanese government found itself preoccupied by the investigation into the murder of two of its diplomats in Iraq on Nov.

Subscribers only 01.01.2004

Will Ex-CIA Men Hold Key to Iraq Contracts ?

If one wants to win a contract for the reconstruction in Iraq one could hardly do better than approach a [...]

Subscribers only 01.01.2004

Reconstruction going well

Known for its close links with the CIA and Pentagon [...]

Subscribers only 01.01.2004

SPX Deploys its Own Forces in Iraq

The U.S. firms Decision Strategies (DS) and Vance International (VI) have opened an office in Baghdad under the name DS [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 11.12.2003

Farouk Hijazi

Returning to Baghdad last month from Washington where George W. [...]

Subscribers only 11.12.2003

Ezzat Ibrahim Al Durri

The Americans have posted a $10 million reward for Ezzat [...]

Subscribers only 27.11.2003

Khalid bin Mahfouz

In response to our article on Sept. 5 (IOL 459) [...]

Subscribers only 27.11.2003

Former French Soldiers in Iraq?

The small private military outfit Earthwind Holding Corporation (EHC), based in Luxembourg and run by the French national Bruno Trinquier, [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 13.11.2003

How Iran Plays its Hand with Shi'ites

The FBI and Abdulaziz al Hakim, the new head of the Supreme Council for the Islamic Revolution in Iraq have totally different ideas about who ordered the assassination of Shi'ite leader Mohamed Bakr al Hakim on Aug.

Subscribers only 13.11.2003

Guerilla warfare

It would seem the CIA deems the situation in Iraq [...]

Subscribers only 13.11.2003

How SAIC Extends its Influence in Iraq

A major Pentagon supplier, Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) found a place for itself very early in the heart of [...]

Free access 31.10.2003

Saddam's Stay Behind Network

Iraq's current leaders are now convinced Saddam Hussein began organizing underground networks capable of resisting an American occupation at least a year before he was toppled.

Subscribers only 30.10.2003

Contracts still valid

Russia's Lukoil, which was awarded exploration rights on the huge [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 30.10.2003

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All articles - Iraq

Iran Behind Shi'ite Revolt

Pushing for Polish Oil Companies

Who'll Lend Money Against Oil?

Moqtada al Sadr

Pakistan & Iran at Work In Iraq?

Chalabi's Pals Lose Contract

Shortage of Security Professionals

Ibrahim al Janabi

Ali Sistani

"Sunni triangle"

Fresh Contracting System

What British Learned from Iraq

Japanese Doubts About Iraqi Allies

Will Ex-CIA Men Hold Key to Iraq Contracts ?

Reconstruction going well

SPX Deploys its Own Forces in Iraq

Farouk Hijazi

Ezzat Ibrahim Al Durri

Khalid bin Mahfouz

Former French Soldiers in Iraq?

How Iran Plays its Hand with Shi'ites

Guerilla warfare

How SAIC Extends its Influence in Iraq

Saddam's Stay Behind Network

Contracts still valid

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All articles - Iraq

Iran Behind Shi'ite Revolt

Pushing for Polish Oil Companies

Who'll Lend Money Against Oil?

Moqtada al Sadr

Pakistan & Iran at Work In Iraq?

Chalabi's Pals Lose Contract

Shortage of Security Professionals

Ibrahim al Janabi

Ali Sistani

"Sunni triangle"

Fresh Contracting System

What British Learned from Iraq

Japanese Doubts About Iraqi Allies

Will Ex-CIA Men Hold Key to Iraq Contracts ?

Reconstruction going well

SPX Deploys its Own Forces in Iraq

Farouk Hijazi

Ezzat Ibrahim Al Durri

Khalid bin Mahfouz

Former French Soldiers in Iraq?

How Iran Plays its Hand with Shi'ites

Guerilla warfare

How SAIC Extends its Influence in Iraq

Saddam's Stay Behind Network

Contracts still valid

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