We have started to collect the most important news related to Iraq in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Gunmen in Baghdad ambush a bus, killing six passengers, as new bombings in the capital kill at least 10.
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Ousted Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein and his lawyers say they will boycott his trial as closing arguments begin.
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At least seven die as two car bombs strike a Shia district in the east of the Iraqi capital Baghdad, police say.
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Gunmen kill at least 40 people at a fake checkpoint, while at least 25 others die in a double car bombing in Baghdad.
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Four US soldiers are charged with rape and murder over an attack on an Iraqi woman who was killed with her family.
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Marines at all levels failed to probe conflicting reports of US killings in Haditha in Iraq, a report quoted by media says.
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Mosques across Iraq are targeted in a number of attacks, killing at least 14 worshippers.
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Former US soldier Steven Green pleads not guilty to raping and murdering an Iraqi girl and killing three family members.
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At least 12 people, including Iranian pilgrims, die in a car bombing at a Shia mosque in Iraq, police say.
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Iraqi PM Nouri Maliki demands a fresh inquiry into an alleged rape and murder committed by US forces.
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An Iraqi deputy minister and bodyguards kidnapped in Baghdad have been released, officials say.
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US envoy to Iraq Zalmay Khalilzad admits the death of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi has not reduced the violence.
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A former US soldier is charged with raping an Iraqi woman and killing her and three relatives, officials say.
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A car bomb explodes in a market in the Iraqi city of Mosul, killing at least five and wounding many more.
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Saddam Hussein's daughter, wanted in Iraq, is living under royal protection in Jordan, the kingdom says.
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At least three people die and 17 are injured when a bomb explodes in a market south of Baghdad, officials say.
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The threat to the UK from al-Qaeda is increasing and the Iraq war has boosted support for extremist groups, say MPs.
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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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The US military opens a criminal investigation into the alleged killing of an Iraqi family by US soldiers.
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Russia offers $10m (£5.4m) for information on the militants who killed four Russian diplomats in Iraq.
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A leading Iraqi Sunni group says the government's amnesty offer for insurgents is meaningless.
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The US military opens an investigation into the alleged killing of an Iraqi family by US soldiers.
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Iraq PM Nouri Maliki says a number of insurgents have responded positively to his national reconciliation plan.
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Russia's president orders special services to "find and destroy" the killers of four diplomats in Iraq.
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Iraqi officials say a leading al-Qaeda member has been arrested for the bombing of a key Shia shrine.
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A man is held on suspicion of planning a car bombing in protest against Romania's co-operation with US troops in Iraq.
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A car bomb explodes at a petrol station in the northern Iraqi city of Kirkuk, killing at least three people.
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Two market blasts in Iraqi towns and several other attacks across the country claim at least 25 lives.
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Russia confirms that four of its diplomats kidnapped in Iraq are dead, a day after a hostage video appeared.
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Iraqi oil production rises to 2.5 million barrels per day, its highest level since 2003's US-led invasion.
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Four Russian embassy workers are killed by their kidnappers in Iraq, an internet video and statement says.
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Two US soldiers are charged over the death of an unarmed Iraqi civilian near Ramadi, the US military says.
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Iraqi PM Nouri Maliki unveils a 24-point national reconciliation plan to the country's parliament.
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Return to Baghdad after the fall of Saddam Hussein, Hugh Sykes reflects on how things have changed in Iraq.
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Osama Bin Laden's deputy hails the slain leader of al-Qaeda in Iraq, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, in a video broadcast.
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At least 16 people die in Iraq, as the government prepares to unveil a plan to persuade insurgents to end violence.
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The top US general in Iraq makes the most detailed allegations so far about Iranian support for extremists.
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The US Senate votes overwhelmingly against a Democratic call for troops to begin leaving Iraq this year.
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A total of 34 Iraqis are still missing following a mass kidnapping at a government factory on Wednesday.
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US marines are charged with the murder of a disabled Iraqi, in one of a series of inquiries into abuse allegations.
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Democratic proposals for the withdrawal of troops from Iraq spark a fierce debate in the US Senate.
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Australian PM John Howard says some troops in Iraq will take on a higher risk role as they change location.
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Australian diplomats' guards in Baghdad shoot dead an Iraqi minister's bodyguard, provoking a row.
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Gunmen abduct at least 80 Iraqi factory workers from a fleet of buses just north of Baghdad, officials say.
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Family and friends in the US pay tribute to two soldiers seized and later killed south of Baghdad.
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One of Saddam Hussein's leading defence lawyers, Khamis al-Obeidi, is abducted and killed in Baghdad.
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An internet posting, apparently by insurgents in Iraq, says four Russian diplomatic hostages are to be killed.
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Japan's decision to withdraw its troops from Iraq is given a cautious welcome in the national press.
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Two US soldiers missing in Iraq since Friday are found dead south of Baghdad, the US military says.
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The trial opens in Germany of three Iraqis accused of plotting to kill former Iraqi PM Iyad Allawi.
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A leaked cable from the US embassy in Baghdad paints a depressing picture of the daily lives of Iraqi staff.
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The US military charges three soldiers over the deaths of three male Iraqi prisoners last month.
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Japan is to pull its troops out of Iraq, ending its first foray into an active war zone since World War II.
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