US foreign policy changed the moment Islamic terrorists attacked the United States on September 11, 2001, and then-President George W. Bush declared a global war on terror. Soon afterwards, US forces attacked terrorist strongholds in Afghanistan, but the Bush administration also considered Saddam Hussein's regime a threat and the US invaded Iraq in March 2003. Eight years later, the capital still bears the scars of war. Ayman Oghanna reports from Baghdad.

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co-ordinated bomb attacks in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, has killed at least 63 people and injured around 185, say officials. blasts hit various locations, including al-Amil in the south and Halawi and Karrada closer to the centre. The bombings are the worst in months - and follow the withdrawal of US troops This is a whole rash of co-ordinated bomb attacks of the sort that we saw during the worst of the insurgency. One would assume that Sunni-based insurgents are behind it. The problem is the current extremely heated political climate. The vice president - Iraq's senior Sunni politician - is hiding out in Iraqi Kurdistan with a warrant on his head on charges of involvement in terrorism. A lot of Shias, including the prime minister, will no doubt conclude that this is his revenge - that he or people close to him will have unleashed this as revenge against the Shias and it Looks like a planning capability only available to al-Qaeda in Iraq, which is a mainly Sunni insurgent group. Four car-bombs and 10 improvised explosive devices (IEDs) were detonated,

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A series of attacks across the Iraqi capital and five northern cities killed at least 30 people Thursday, and wounded nearly 100, according to police. (April 19) Subscribe to the Associated Press: bit.ly Download AP Mobile: www.ap.org Associated Press on Facebook: apne.ws Associated Press on Twitter: apne.ws Associated Press on Google+: bit.ly

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A series of bombs exploded in Baghdad on Thursday. Iraqi officials say at least nine explosions were heard in the city, killing dozens. (Dec. 22)

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Dir: Nimer Rashed / UK / 2008 The film tells the story of Maya, a teenage girl working in her father's Arabic restaurant, who's forced to decide which comes first: her dreams or her family...

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After a recent wave of attacks in Baghdad, urbane intellectuals sought refuge, as they have for years, in a storied marketplace that has been their oasis in the capital's chaos: Mutanabi Street. Duration: 02:13.

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Selling alcohol in Baghdad is a dangerous business, with liquor store workers facing bombings, shootings and robberies, while also being separated from their families, who often live elsewhere. But a dearth of other jobs keeps Baghdad's liquor stores staffed. Duration: 01:46

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Seven years after the invasion of Baghdad, the Iraqi people are experiencing a devastating legacy. Babies are being born with severe deformities and cancer at a rate, which makes the effects of Hiroshima look tame. "Here look at her. So many things are wrong with her. It's all because of the fighting", says one stricken grandmother. The baby she clutches in a little pink towel has a cleft lip, a deformed arm, six fingers on one hand, and a kidney that bulges through her abdomen. Yet the doctors in this children's hospital in Baghdad are unfazed. "We see multiple cases like this", they say. Like all of the parents whose babies lie under the gravestones in the 'Childrens Graveyard', the doctors suspect that the cause may be the depleted uranium weapons used by US forces during the war. However they don't have the resources to provide much-needed data on what they describe as an "alarming increase". The Ministry of Health may refuse to comment on the problem due to suspected "pressure from the American Forces". Yet walking through the pock-marked centre of Baghdad wearing radioactive suits, workers from the Environment Ministry let the readings speak for themselves. Their clean-up may be ongoing, but whilst the Ministry of Health keep their silence, parents living in the areas around Baghdad say they are "too scared" to have more children. SBS

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65 people were killed in a bombing in Baghdad, Iraq marking the first major violence since US troops began pulling out of Iraq. The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur breaks it down. www.washingtonpost.com Subscribe to The Young Turks: bit.ly Download the politics or entertainment hour of this TYT episode: goo.gl The Largest Online New Show in the World. Google+: www.gplus.to Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com

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Vice President of Strategic Intelligence Reva Bhalla examines the political intricacies of the first Arab League Summit that Baghdad has hosted in over two decades. For more, visit: www.stratfor.com

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17 of the 22 Arab foreign ministers have held a meeting ahead of the Arab league summit to line up and agree on the issues which will be discussed during the summit which scheduled to be held in the capital Baghdad. Press TV's Wisam al-Bayati reports from Baghdad.

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Adding to a series of bombings in the Iraqi capital of Baghdad on Thursday, two more bombs exploded in the evening, according to Reuters news agency. Targeting mainly Shia areas, a wave of 12 bombings across Baghdad during the early hours of the morning killed at least 63 people and injured 176. No group has claimed responsibility for the attacks as yet. But, following the withdrawal of US troops, sectarian tensions, which could bring down the unity government, have already been under the spotlight. Al Jazeera's Omar al Saleh reports from Baghdad.

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A wave of synchronized bombings has ripped through the Iraqi capital, killing at least 72 people and wounding almost 200. Ambulances became a common sight as massive plumes of smoke rose above Baghdad. Since US troops have left, almost 20 blasts have rocked the city, in the form of car bomb and other hidden explosives. Jeremy Corbyn, Labour MP and member of the Stop the War Coalition, told RT live from London that those responsible for the recent atrocities in Baghdad are trying to say that the Iraqi government is unable to maintain control. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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United Nations, March 2012 - Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today urged members of the League of Arab States to listen to their people and embrace democratic transitions in the region which, since last year, has witnessed a wave of popular uprisings calling for greater freedoms. "The winds of change will not cease to blow. For decades, the people of the Arab world have seen tyrannies topple and democracies emerge in Europe, Asia and Africa," Mr. Ban said in his remarks to the League of Arab States Summit in Baghdad, Iraq. "My message to you is simple. It draws on all that we have seen and all that we know. Listen to the people." Full article: www.un.org

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The Mahdi Army, a militia formed in 2003 by Muqtada al-Sadr, went on parade in celebration of the withdrawal of US troops. In the "Sadr City" district of Baghdad, al-Sadr addressed the crowd via video link and congratulated his army for their "victory." The celebration was titled "Victory of Resistance and Liberation Festival," and comes as a formal event to mark the withdrawal of the US military from Iraq last December. Muqtada al-Sadr said, "America bet that the Iraqi people would receive it with flowers and that the young and the old would chant for it, but we bet that they would by targeted by bullets and stones, and this is exactly what had happened. The sounds of the weapons of the resistance deafened their ears and scared them, and they could not do anything to stop them, therefore they pulled out defeated and losers."

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Iraq's prime minister has said an explosion inside Baghdad's heavily fortified Green Zone earlier this week was an assassination attempt. Nouri al-Maliki said that initial intelligence on the bomb that exploded opposite the parliament buildings on Monday suggested he was the target. However, he denied that the explosion signaled a deterioration in security in the area, which is meant to be one of the most secure in Iraq. "The preliminary intelligence information says that the car was due to enter parliament and stay there and not to explode. It was supposed to explode on the day I entered parliament," he told the Associated Press news agency on Saturday. Al Jazeera's Jane Arraf reports from Baghdad.

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A series of bomb blasts coinciding with rush hour have been triggered in the Iraq capital, killing at least 57 people and injuring over 130 more.

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September sees 110 die in violence? To see more go to www.youtube.com Follow us on Facebook (goo.gl or Twitter (www.twitter.com Ten years after the beginning of American payback following 911 Iraq looks back with confusion. They had no truck with Al Qaeda but today their country is ruined, one repressive regime gone and another in its place. Just a few brief encounters with the real people in Baghdad illustrates that this fledgling democracy has failed to achieve any substantial development. In fact, it's dubious whether democracy has bettered life at all, as factions and political parties follow their own violent agendas. "The significant capital is with the militias, who establish civil organisations that cause destruction: they build organisations that destroy." Yet a few resolute citizens remain confident that change will ensue: "there is a space for democracy, it might be small but it is being established". A Film By SBS Distributed By Journeyman Pictures October 2011

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A wave of bombs struck two Shiite neighborhoods in Baghdad, Thursday, officials said, killing at least 27 people. The blasts intensified fears of a renewed cycle of sectarian violence in Iraq. (Jan. 5)

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Welcome to a place where even beer runs are a matter of life and death. As the Iraq War draws to an official close, Joshuah Bearman tells the funny and poignant story of the real-life Baghdad Country Club, a bar in the Green Zone during the conflict's bloodiest years. Against all odds, its proprietors struggle to keep their raucous watering hole safe and well-stocked as the insurgency rages outside. Buy the eBook now here: atavist.net

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Ron Paul addressing congress concerning leaked cable reveiling Bagdag communicating with the Bush Sr adm. prior to the invasion of Kawait - January 26, 2011 C-SPANFAIR USE NOTICE: This video may contain copyrighted material. Such material is made available for educational purposes only. This constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in Title 17 USC section 107 of the US Copyright Law.

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2nb Battalion, 325th Airborne Infantry Regiment, 2nd Advise and Assist Brigade,s 82nd Airborne Division morning patrol and night patrol in Baghdad, Iraq. Daytime footage includes a morning patrol in the al-Karkh district. The White Falcons move through the streets, pull security, search a house under construction and talk to local residents. Night Footage includes a night patrol in the al-Karkh distrit. The White Falcons move through the streets, pull security, and talk to local residents. Soundbite includes SSG. Christopher Welch - Squad Leader from 2nd Platoon, B. Co., 2-325, AIR, 2AAB, 82nd ABN DIV, is from Beeville, Texas. Produced by SGT. Tony McCaslin. 10.23.2011. Also available in High Definition.

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Baghdad's Iraqi Theatre Company create a new Romeo and Juliet in Arabic as part of London's 2012 World Shakespeare Festival

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www.euronews.net A series of explosions has rocked the Iraqi capital Baghdad. Around 60 people are dead and more than 180 reported injured. Apparently coordinated attacks in up to 18 separate locations have brought carnage, four days after the last US soldiers left Iraqi soil. Surrounded by debris, one woman in western Baghdad, who identified herself as Um Hanin, said: "The baby was sleeping. Shards of glass fell on our heads. Her father carried her out. She is now scared in the next room. Why don't we have security and stability in this country?"

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Download Sheet Music, Tab & MP3: www.fmguitar.com http ---------------------------------------------- Composer: Frédéric Mesnier Performer: Frédéric Mesnier Guitar: JM Fouilleul Grand Concert 2003 (France) ---------------------------------------------- On Facebook: www.facebook.com On Twitter: twitter.com ---------------------------------------------- I composed this music in 2005. It belongs to a series of 3 pieces written the same year and that I dedicated to the children of the war in Iraq. I recorded the two others, Leila and Leila's Tears, in 2007 and 2008. I don't know why I did'nt finish the job with this one. Probably because it's a bit more difficult to play;) Anyway! Now it's done and it's on the web available for everyone. 2005 was a difficult period for me and for reasons that I will not share here. But those three songs give an idea of my feelings at that time. Or when the guitar mirrors your soul... It's much better today ;)) Thank you for watching Frédéric

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Canon Andrew White is known as "The Vicar of Baghdad." He's Pastor, at St George's Church - Baghdad, Iraq. Canon Andrew White has an extraordinary ministry of reconciliation and conflict mediation in the Middle East. Having worked for many years in Israel and Palestine, including negotiating the end of the Bethlehem siege in 2002, Canon White now works almost exclusively in Iraq, earning him the nickname 'The Vicar of Baghdad.' Contact: Foundation for Relief & Reconciliation in the Middle East & England frrme.org

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CNN's Martin Savidge goes on a wild goose chase in Baghdad in order to get a glimpse of the US Embassy.

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A deeply personal film about the experience of an Iraqi exile told through the haunting verse of Nabeel Yasin. Nabeel performs some of his works specifically for this film.

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Eminem's "Bagpipes from Baghdad" from his CD "Relapse.

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This remix is dedicated to the most beautiful city in my eyes; Baghdad. Its my gift to Baghdad on my birthday... Music track: Evanescence_Even in death. I thought mixing Baghdad's photos with the sincere Voice of Amy Lee would make a nice remix. Share if you like ^_^

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Arab summit marks milestone for Baghdad as leaders remain divided, International Labour Organization calls on Bahrain to reinstate all sacked workers, Egypt's al-Ahly fans demand justice for Port Said victims, and more. Today's headlines in full: Arab summit marks milestone for Baghdad as leaders remain divided Al Jazeera, Qatar Arab League voices support for Palestine, ignores Bahrain and Yemen Press TV, Iran International activists descend on Lebanon ahead of Land Day protest Press TV, Iran Eight in ten Egyptians oppose US economic aid to Egypt Press TV, Iran International Labor Organization calls on Bahrain to reinstate all sacked workers Al-Alam, Iran UN rights chief: Syrian authorities target children Dubai TV, UAE Sudan and South Sudan meet in Addis Ababa over border conflict BBC Arabic, UK Azerbaijan denies granting Israel access to air bases IBA, Israel Israeli settlers break into home near Cave of the Patriarchs IBA, Israel Eighteen-year-old Mohamed Shuman indicted for stabbing IDF soldier IBA, Israel Beitar Jerusalem soccer fan crackdown continues after racist riot IBA, Israel Toulouse killer to be buried in French Muslim cemetery IBA, Israel Egypt's Al-Ahly fans demand justice for Port Said victims Nile TV, Egypt Image: Iraq's Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari attends the Arab League foreign ministers meeting in Baghdad March 28, 2012: REUTERS/Saad ShalashMosaic is a Peabody Award-winning daily compilation of television news reports from the Middle East <b>...</b>

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US Army soldiers from Apache Company, 4th Battalion, 64th Armored Regiment, 3rd Infantry Division, conduct a nighttime combat patrol, from Forward Operating Base Falcon, in Baghdad, Iraq.

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www.euronews.net Iraqi authorities say a car bomb in Baghdad has killed at least six people and wounded more than 30 in an attack on the interior ministry. Police say a suicide bomber drove his car into a security cordon outside the building. Four policemen were among the dead. The blast followed a wave of explosions last Thursday that killed at least 72 people in Baghdad. Sunni insurgents are suspected of targeting the ministry following last week's arrest warrant issued for the country's Sunni vice president.

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Featured in Youn Sun NAH's latest album 'Same Girl', Breakfast In Baghdad is a original composition by Swedish guitarist Ulf Wakenius

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