We have started to collect the most important news related to Iraq in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Ex-Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein appears in court as his genocide trial over the killing of Kurds resumes.
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Former US Secretary of State Colin Powell says overstretched US troops are losing the conflict in Iraq.
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The International Red Cross calls for the release of 20 aid workers, seized from the Red Crescent's Baghdad offices.
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UK prime minister Tony Blair pledges continuing support to the Iraqi government during a surprise trip to Baghdad.
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The US military publishes its first manual on counter-insurgencies in 20 years, drawing on Iraq.
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Iraq's prime minister calls for the return of ex-members of Saddam Hussein's army, in a bid to curb sectarian tensions.
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Representatives from Iraq's different communities are holding talks aimed at curbing bloodshed in the country.
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US President George W Bush is likely to send more troops to Iraq next year, an administration official says.
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The Iraqi Red Crescent complains of repeated attacks and harassment by American forces.
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Qatar beats Iraq at the Asian Games, in the first football final reached by the Iraqi team for 24 years.
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Iraq's national football team take on Qatar in the final of the Asian games, uniting a country divided by violence.
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About 25 people who were among dozens kidnapped from central Baghdad on Thursday are released, Iraqi police say.
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Top Republican Senator John McCain calls for more US troops to be sent to Iraq to stabilise the country.
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Dozens of people are abducted in central Baghdad by armed men dressed in military uniforms, police say.
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US President George W Bush says he will not be rushed into deciding how to change his Iraq policy.
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Iraq's footballers get a morale-boosting chance for gold at the Asian Games in Friday's final against Qatar.
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A car bomb kills at least 10 people in eastern Baghdad, a day after dozens died in an attack on the city centre.
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The US president postpones his announcement of a new American strategy for Iraq until early next year.
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A suicide bomb attack on a Baghdad square is now known to have killed at least 70 and injured more than 230 people.
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US President George W Bush begins three days of talks about Iraq as he considers possible policy changes.
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Iraq's president rejects a high-level US report calling for changes in American strategy in Iraq.
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US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld visits Iraq to thank troops for their efforts, days before leaving office.
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President Bush expresses confidence a consensus will emerge on Iraq strategy as violence rages on the ground.
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A car bomb kills at least five people and injures more than 40 in the centre of the Shia holy city of Karbala.
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Iran's foreign minister says Tehran is willing to help the US withdraw troops from Iraq, but on certain conditions.
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Iraq's Kurdish leader criticises a report by the US Iraq Survey Group, branding it "unrealistic and inappropriate".
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President Bush says he will work with congressional leaders to find a way forward for the US in Iraq.
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The US military says it has killed 20 al-Qaeda militants in a raid in Iraq, while local officials say civilians died.
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The main authors of a US report on strategy in Iraq urge President Bush to accept all their proposals.
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US President George W Bush and UK Prime Minister Tony Blair reject early talks with Iran and Syria over Iraq.
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Iraq's marshlands are about halfway restored to their 1970s condition, according to the United Nations.
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An urgent overhaul of US policy on Iraq is needed to stop "a slide towards chaos", says a major report.
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There is no "magic formula" to solve the crisis in Iraq, a major report on US policy in the country says.
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A major report on US policy in Iraq urges talks with Iran and Syria over the country's future, leaks suggest.
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Iraqi leaders are to meet this month to agree to end sectarian killings, says Prime Minister Nouri Maliki.
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The brothers of a Spanish cameraman killed in Baghdad back a lawsuit against Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar.
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Australia's wheat exporter AWB is to temporarily lose its monopoly over wheat exports after a report into bribes.
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A senior Iraqi Shia leader tells the US president attempts to solve Iraq's problems must not sidestep Baghdad.
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Three Danish journalists are acquitted of publishing secrets about Iraq's pre-war weapons programme.
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Iraq's national security adviser says he is shocked by Kofi Annan's claim that Iraqis are worse off than under Saddam.
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Nine US troops died in Iraq over the weekend, as President Bush prepares to meet a key Shia leader.
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The killing in Iraq is now worse than a civil war, outgoing UN Secretary General Kofi Annan says in a BBC interview.
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Lawyers for the former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein lodge an appeal against his death sentence.
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Donald Rumsfeld urged major changes to US Iraq strategy two days before quitting as defence chief, a memo shows.
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More than 50 people are killed and dozens injured in three car bomb blasts in the Iraqi capital Baghdad, police say.
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US and Iraqi forces launch an offensive against insurgents in Baquba, as three car bombs kill 24 in the capital, Baghdad.
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President George W Bush is to meet Iraq's most powerful Shia politician in Washington on Monday, officials say.
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Iraqi PM Nouri Maliki says Iraq's forces will be ready to assume security control of the country in June 2007.
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Dozens of people, many bearing gunshots or signs of torture, are found dead in Iraq, officials say.
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President Bush pledges to keep troops in Iraq until "the job is complete" and says its PM is "the right guy for Iraq".
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A US review of policy on Iraq will recommend a troop pullback and a new diplomatic offensive, reports say.
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US President George W Bush's meeting with the Iraqi PM is delayed, but the White House denies there is a rift.
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A leaked memo written by a top US official questions the ability of the Iraqi PM to control violence.
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