Place: Iraqi Kurdistan

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Refugees in Ireland: ‘Our sister drowned on the raft and my baby was just eight weeks old’

A Syrian family tells Joyce Fegan all they have endured since fleeing Aleppo after Islamic State burnt their house down. They have slept rough in Turkey and lost a sister on a raft to Greece before arriving here in December.

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The corporate side of La Liga’s refugee humanity

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Turkey keeps up presure for Kurdish clampdown

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Turkey condemns approval of bill’s genocide claim

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Bird flu spreads in Nigeria

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Bird flu caused Iraqi girl's death

Saddam to face 12 charges

Saddam Hussein could face up to 500 charges, but he will be tried on only 12 because prosecuting all would be a “waste of time”, the prime minister’s spokesman said today.

Sun, 05 Jun, 2005

Shi’ites, Kurds talks in bid to form government

IRAQ’S deputy president Rowsch Shways said talks on a new government between the main Shi’ite alliance and Kurds would continue after parliament meets for the first time on Wednesday.

Mon, 14 Mar, 2005

Wave of attacks mars election day

BAGHDAD - Residents of Iraq’s capital turn out for the election but voting is also marred by a spate of mortar and suicide attacks, although many bombers fail to reach the interior of polling stations.

Mon, 31 Jan, 2005

Massive air raids around northern oil capital

US-LED forces carried out massive air strikes around Iraq’s northern oil capital of Kirkuk last night, as pro-US Kurdish forces here signalled a new front against Saddam Hussein could soon be opened.

Tue, 25 Mar, 2003