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Maps Map of Iraq Political Map of Iraq Al Basrah (Basra) and Umm Qasr region Map of South East Iraq Baghdad (Special Reference Graphic) Map of Baghdad. CIA 2003 (1.5MB) Mapping Baghdad Custommizable Map of Baghdad city limits (requires Flash) Deutsche Welle - Iraq Maps e.g. maps about Major Cities in Iraq, Weapons Range, U.S. Troops in the Region, and more Map of the Middle East region __Key Maps of Military Operations; Iraq map by BBC News Iraq Navigato (BBC News) Clickable Iraq map US/Britain Strike Force Time Graphic of allied forces around Iraq Time Current Local Time: Baghdad: Fri-Feb-10 04:14 London: Fri-Feb-10 01:14 Washington DC: Thu-Feb-9 20:14 |
The faces of war Profile: George Walker Bush Biographical data ___The United States of Oil No administration has ever been more in bed with the energy industry than the Bush administration The United States of oil Salon article about the greasy facts BBC News Analysis: Oil and the Bush cabinet Profile: Saddam Hussein al-Tikriti Biographical data ___Iraq and Human Rights Human Rights Watch: Justice For Iraq While Human Rights Watch has long advocated the prosecution of Saddam Hussein and others for crimes against the Iraqi people and others, it takes no position on the advisability or legitimacy of the use of force against Iraq or the goal of removing Saddam Hussein. Amnesty International Iraq Reports Reports about torture and ill-treatment in Iraq |
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One World - Nations Online - more info, more news .: OWNO Country pages :. Iraq border countries Iran, Jordan, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey Australia Iraq Qatar South Korea Spain 90% of Spain's population are against the war United States of America United Kingdom "Daily Mirror" showed that 84% of the British believe that a war shouldn't be conducted without a decision by the Security Council. League of Arab States League of Arab States | |
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Keep in mind: Is there an exclusive right for reality? »When war is declared, truth is the first casualty« Arthur Ponsonby | |
 
Don't be the first to be cheated. TV pictures with a serious voice in the background telling a convincing story, same pictures and another serious voice in the off telling a completly other story. This page tries to lead you secure through the jungle of information and disinformation. Ok it's work you have to do, because it's necessary to get informed by different points of view to get your own picture of reality. | ||
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Freedom of Press Reporters Without Borders/Reporters Sans Frontières As the war in Iraq begins, Reporters Without Borders is adapting its website www.rsf.org to incorporate hour-by-hour news of press freedom violations by the various sides in the war. Reporters Without Borders accuses US military of deliberately firing at journalists Reporters Without Borders calls on US defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld to prove US attacks that killed three journalists in Baghdad today, including Reuter cameraman Taras Protsyuk (see photo), were not deliberate attempts to dissuade the media from reporting what is happening in the city. ...read more Al-Jazeera journalist killed Al-Jazeera cameraman Tarek Ayoub (35), a Jordanian, was killed and another of the station's journalists, Zohair al-Iraqi, wounded in the neck when a missile hit and badly damaged their offices near the Mansour Hotel in the centre of Baghdad yesterday....read more Iraqi authorities accused of contempt for foreign journalists Reporters Without Borders today accused the Iraqi regime of showing contempt for foreign journalists, imprisoning and expelling some and preventing the rest from working with even a minimal level of freedom. ...read more
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Embedded reporters It is said, that "embedded" reporters of the U.S. allied nations are better informed by the U.S. officials than others. That means that e.g. British, Spanish or Australian Journalists have the more precise information. So look at the international press below. By the way other reporters may have their own sources of information. The rules relate to "embedded" reporters - journalists who agree to give up a certain degree of freedom in return for permission to travel with units of the U.S. military. Around 700 embedded journalists accompany the US-led coalition forces in the attack on Iraq. Reporters Without Borders warned U.S. authorities not to obstruct the media in its reporting of the expected imminent war in Iraq. It expressed concern that the U.S. military might censor journalists officially allowed to work among U.S. forces and that those who opted to work independently would not be protected. It also called on U.S. forces not to destroy Iraqi media facilities. ...read more
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Latest News: Abudhabi TV - Live Live coverage in Arabic (United Arab Emirates) Al Jazeera Qatar based Arab channel television BBC News - In-Depth - Conflict with Iraq BBC News Coverage latest coverage  CNN CNN News Coverage Time,com War on Iraq, Continuing Coverage 
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The coalition of the willing
The 30 nations in what the State Department has officially dubbed "the coalition for the immediate disarmament of Iraq" are: Afghanistan, Albania, Australia, Azerbaijan, Colombia, Czech Republic, Denmark, El Salvador, Eritrea, Estonia, Ethiopia, Georgia, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Japan, Korea, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Netherlands, Nicaragua, Philippines, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Spain, Turkey, U.K., Uzbekistan. Unnamed is Bulgaria, an ally of the U.S. on the United Nations Security Council. But only U.K., Spain, Australia and now South Korea sent troops, Italy gives U.S. use of infrastructure. This list only shows the official government position and expresses not the will of the people of the countries, worldwide anti-war protests in 400 cities in 60 countries took place also and in particular in countries which official support the war. Millions of people on five continents have demonstrated against the war in Iraq and the protests continue. According to the survey by pollsters EOS Gallup Europe, 82 per cent of European citizens would not support their countries' participating in a military intervention without UN support. |
Countries which oppose the war against Iraq outside the framework of the United Nations Many countries of the 115-strong Non-aligned Movement (NAM) 53-Member states of the African Union Brazil, Chile, China, France, Germany, India, Jordan, Malaysia, Mexico, Pakistan, Russia, Vatican (Holy See), South Africa Where key nations stand on Iraq BBC has some information about suppürting and opposing countries Enter the Allies CRITICS of President Bush's Iraq policy will have to give up their favorite line of attack--that he's acting unilaterally against Iraq. Nothing could be farther from the truth. In fact, even before the State Department named 30 countries as members of what President Bush calls "the coalition of the willing" this week, it was clear the United States would operate with dozens of allies, some large like Australia and Italy, some small such as Latvia and El Salvador. ...more Powell: 45 Nations in 'Coalition of Willing' On the brink of military confrontation with Iraq, Secretary of State Colin Powell yesterday said 45 countries have agreed to be part of a "coalition of the willing," but he didn't say exactly what the nations are willing to do. ...more U.S. Coalition for War Has Few Partners, Troop Pledges The Bush administration has asked 53 countries to join the United States in a military campaign against Iraq, but so far the "coalition of the willing," in President Bush's phrase, consists of a handful of countries and even fewer commitments of troops, officials and diplomats said yesterday. ...more
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Asia People's Daily China The Straits Times Interactive Singapore (in Chinese) The Times of India India Turkish Daily News Turkey Australia Sydney Morning Herald Australia European news sources Agence France-Presse (AFP) France Aftenposten Norway BBC News Conflict with Iraq - In Depth Coverage by British Broadcasting Corporation Deutsche Welle (DW) [German Wave] Germany - News and information in 35 languages Daily Mirror UK, Legendary reporter Peter Arnett fired by America now writes for the Daily Mirror EuroNews The Guardian UK, Special report: Iraq The Irish Times Ireland El Mundo Spain - Guerra en Irak (coverage in Spanish) Pravda Russia The St.Petersburg Times Russia (CIS) |
Middle East Al-Ahram Weekly from Cairo Iraq at Middle East News Online The Jerusalem Post Israel Middle East Times With news on Iraq Arabic Translation Site Free online translations service of Arabic press sites South Africa Daily Mail & Guardian South Africa U.S. based news sources __TV stations ABCNews FOX News Network U.S. TV Network MSNBC News __Newspapers Boston Globe Chicago Tribune Christian Science Monitor CounterPunch Los Angeles Times New York Times USA TODAY Washington Post Washington Times Yahoo! Full Coverage: Iraq |
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Broaden your horizons -- more background information on the Iraq conflict: Human Rights Watch World Report 2002: Iraq and Iraqi Kurdistan A list of horror including arbitrary arrests of suspected political opponents and their relatives, routine torture and ill-treatment of detainees, summary execution of military personnel and political detainees as part of a "prison cleansing" campaign. Where the World Stands on an Invasion of Iraq Official positions of governments throughout the world Iraq Crisis - Global Policy Forum Provides coverage of the Iraq crisis, with special concentration on the period beginning in late 1998
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The world against war -- Anti War Movement Antiwar.com Devoted to opposition to the war National Network to End the War Against Iraq Stop the War Coalition UK based anti war site United for Peace
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| Which country poses the greatest danger to world peace in 2003? North Korea 7.4 % Iraq 8.4 % The United States 84.1 % Note: This is an unscientific, informal survey for the interest and enjoyment of TIME.com users and may not be indicative of popular opinion. | ||
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United Nations Security Council This member states of the United Nations Security Council argue for a new UN resolution and war against Iraq: United States of America, United Kingdom and Spain. This member states of the United Nations Security Council are against a new resolution and against immediate action against Iraq: France, Germany and Russia. The other members of the United Nations Security Council: Guinea, Mexico, Pakistan, Syria, Angola, Bulgaria, Cameroon, China and Chile are under heavy diplomatic pressure from all sides. (Links lead to One World - Nations Online Country pages, there you will find national news sources) Security Council Report March 7th 2003 United Nations Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission (UNMOVIC) Its mandate is an ongoing monitoring and verification to check Iraq's compliance with its obligations not to reacquire the same weapons prohibited to it by the Security Council United Nations Security Council About the United Nations Security Council
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U.S. Administration Point of View __The White House The White House - Policies in Focus __U.S. Department of Defense DefenseLINK, U.S. Department of Defense The American Forces Radio and Television Service (AFRTS) NewsCenter
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