Iraqi Sects Join Battle in Syria on Both Sides (Published 2012)
BAGHDAD — Militant Sunnis from Iraq have been going to Syria to fight against President Bashar al-Assad for months. Now Iraqi Shiites are joining the battle in increasing numbers, but on the government’s side, transplanting Iraq’s explosive sectarian conflict to a civil war that is increasingly fueled by religious rivalry. Some Iraqi Shiites are traveling to Tehran first, where the Iranian governm
Syrian Refugees Are Stung by a Hostile Reception in Iraq (Published 2012)
QAIM, Iraq — Muhammed Muafak decided he had had enough when Syrian Army mortar shells struck near his house while his family was having the iftar meal to end the daily Ramadan fast. He packed up his 10-member household in Bukamal, the Syrian border town where they lived, and fled here to this Iraqi border town. He expected a warm welcome. After all, his country had taken in 1.2 million Iraqis duri
The Arab League summit arrives on a sea of troubles | Simon Tisdall
The Arab League summit that opens in Baghdad tomorrow is the first since the Arab spring revolts began in Tunisia more than one year ago, and the first to be hosted by Iraq for more than 20 years. The much-delayed meeting is likely to be dominated by Syria, whose embattled president is not invited. But it may also serve as an unintended showcase for the deep political and religious divisions bedev
Syrian Kurds Flee Into Iraqi Refugee Limbo (Published 2012)
From left, Radwan Madhan al-Ali, Mohammed Rajid Jafo and Rosif Mohammed Sharif Suleiman are among scores of Kurds who have fled to Iraq from Syria.Credit...Adam Ferguson for The New York Times QAMISHLI, Iraq — Inside a muddy village named for a failed revolt against Syrian authorities, a history of flight and exile is repeating itself. Over the past few months, scores of Kurds have begun fleeing i
Iraqi Leader Backs Syria, With a Nudge From Iran (Published 2011)
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U.S. Senator Warns Iraq Over Flights Into Syria (Published 2012)
Iraq fears Syria overthrow more than Iran war
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For Iraqis, Aid to Rebels in Syria Repays a Debt (Published 2012)
Baghdad Journal - Iraqis Look to Syria as an Oasis - NYTimes.com