We have started to collect the most important news related to Iraq in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Australia's wheat exporter AWB is to temporarily lose its monopoly over wheat exports after a report into bribes.
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Saddam-era minister Tariq Aziz returns to jail near the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, after suffering a fall.
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Iraqi former Deputy Prime Minister Tariq Aziz appears as a defence witness in Saddam Hussein's trial.
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Iraq's ex-deputy PM Tariq Aziz is set to be tried over the deaths of a group of merchants, officials say.
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After strains over Iraq, the EU and US are united again
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Iraqi football's triumphant return from six years' exile
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Iraqi authorities extend a daytime traffic curfew in Baghdad, in a bid to stem increasing violence.
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At least nine people are killed in an ambush on a bus carrying workers from Baghdad to the airport.
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Security is tightened in Baghdad ahead of a Shia pilgrimage that last year saw 1,000 killed in a stampede.
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The boy band from Iraq taking on the Backstreet Boys
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Gunmen seize up to 10 members of a local volunteer security force in north-east Baghdad, Iraqi police say.
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Authorities in the Iraqi capital Baghdad lift a curfew imposed after intelligence revealed a planned series of attacks.
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Andrew North meets the civilians at risk in an increasingly vengeful sectarian conflict in Baghdad.
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Suspected insurgents rob a central Baghdad bank of about $7m in cash, killing eight guards, police say.
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A car bomb kills at least 20 people at a bus station during morning rush hour in Baghdad, police say.
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A number of senior Sunni tribal leaders are among those killed in a suicide attack on a hotel in Baghdad.
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The Iraqi government announces that all blast walls will be removed from Baghdad within the next 40 days.
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Iraq's foreign minister says the security forces may have colluded in this week's huge truck bombings in central Baghdad.
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At least 12 people die in blasts in the Iraqi capital Baghdad, as a security clampdown continues.
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At least 19 people die and scores are hurt in a series of blasts in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, officials say.
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At least eight people are killed and 28 wounded in a bomb attack in the Iraqi capital, security officials say.
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Iraqi officials raise the death toll from Sunday's bombing in Baghdad to 155 and with another 500 people wounded.
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A bombing in the centre of Baghdad kills nine people and injures more than 20, police say.
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A female suicide bomber kills at least 35 Shia pilgrims including Iranians near a shrine in Baghdad, Iraqi police say.
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A bomb hits a Baghdad house belonging to a Shia family who had recently returned to their home in a mostly Sunni area, police say.
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Nine people are killed in Baghdad in an apparent suicide bomb attack on a convoy carrying the Iraqi minister of labour.
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The first wave of extra US troops arrive in Baghdad to boost security, a day after 25 US troops are killed in Iraq.
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A car bomb at a busy bus stop in northern Baghdad kills 51 people and leaves another 75 wounded, say police.
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At least 14 people die in a blast in Baghdad - the first such attack since Saddam Hussein was sentenced.
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A car bomb kills at least 33 people and injures dozens in a mainly Shia area of the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.
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A car bombing kills eight people and injures another ten in eastern Baghdad, police says.
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Iraq's capital suffers its worst casualties since the US-led invasion as 160 die in the Shia Sadr City area, police say.
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More than 60 people die in three bombs in Baghdad, in the deadliest attacks since a new security operation began.
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A car bomb outside a church in eastern Baghdad kills four people and injures another 21, Iraqi police say.
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American troops kill 15 militants in overnight clashes in Shia areas of Baghdad, the US military says.
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Seventeen militants are killed in clashes over the last 24 hours with US and Iraqi forces, the US military says.
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More than 400 people have been killed in fighting in Baghdad in April, say officials at hospitals in Iraq's capital.
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At least 11 people are killed in fighting in Baghdad's Sadr City, just hours after a ceasefire deal was signed.
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A suicide bomber who killed 42 people in an attack in Baghdad on Sunday was a woman, security officials say.
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Iraq criticises an apparent US helicopter strike into Syria, saying it does not want to be used as a launch-point for attacks.
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The Iraqi capital is under indefinite curfew as the death toll from Thursday's Baghdad bombings rises to 202.
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Vehicles are banned from the streets of Baghdad amid fears of reprisals for the death of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi.
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A ceasefire between the Iraqi government and Shia militias seems to be holding in Baghdad's Sadr City.
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US and Iraqi troops backed by aircraft clash with Sunni fighters in the centre of the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.
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Eight people are killed as explosions shake a gold market in north-west Baghdad, and gunmen raid shops and spray gunfire.
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Two bombs explode within minutes of each other in Baghdad, leaving eight dead and 46 injured.
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Two car bombs outside one of the Iraqi capital Baghdad's main hospitals kill four people, officials say.
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Heard the one about the bomber on the bus?
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The number of bodies found in Baghdad increases in June despite a security drive in the capital, Iraqi police say.
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Gunmen kill at least 20 people and injure 300 as Shias attend a pilgrimage in Baghdad, Iraqi officials say.
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At least 66 people are killed and about 100 injured in a car bomb attack on a Baghdad market, officials say.
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A blast thought to have been caused by a car bomb hits a market in southern Baghdad, killing seven people.
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At least 130 people are killed and 305 hurt in a lorry bombing at a market in Baghdad, Iraqi officials say.
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