Uneasy calm holds after Samarra attack
World |
June 15, 2007
The wide avenue outside was eerily silent Thursday as the shopkeeper
placed a tiny frozen chicken onto the counter. Read more
Articles by Suhail Ahmad
8 articles since 2005
Iraqis mourn broken link to the past
World |
April 14, 2007
An elderly man sat on a chair in front of his house, lamenting the
loss of yet another piece of his past. Read more
Everyday errands amid everyday chaos
World |
January 25, 2007
I was scheduled to work an afternoon shift Wednesday, so I had time
beforehand for some mundane errands. Read more
A Tight Community Torn Apart
World |
August 31, 2006
The vendors arranged their wares on rickety carts. Read more
He Shows Mercy to the Dead
World |
August 24, 2006
They arrive in borrowed wooden coffins. Read more
Plan for More U.S. Soldiers Greeted With Skepticism
World |
July 23, 2006
Iraqis expressed doubt Saturday that a plan to increase the number of
U.S. troops in the capital would reduce the violence that has warped
daily life here, rendering stories of killings and kidnappings unremarkable. Read more
Iraq Frees Hundreds of Prisoners in Nod to Sunnis
World |
June 8, 2006
Iraqi authorities released nearly 600 prisoners Wednesday out of a
total of 2,500 who are scheduled to be freed this week in an effort
to appease Sunni Arabs who say their sect has been unjustly
persecuted by Iraq’s police force. Read more
Hillah Car Bomb Ignites Rage
World |
March 2, 2005
A black banner hangs near the outdoor market of this rural southern
town expressing condolences for the “innocent martyrs who were killed
at the hands of the sinful traitorous terrorists during the cowardly attack.” Read more
