Posted by David Martin
Now that the proverbial page has been turned in Iraq, what’s next?
On paper, it’s the withdrawal of all remaining U.S. troops by the end of 2011. Many experts think that will be harder than getting to 50,000.

President Obama spoke to the nation about the end of formal combat operations in Iraq on Monday. It is clear the U.S. role in the country is changing.
Among that change, though, remains the cloudy fate of Christians in the country, tens

By The Rev’d Canon Dr. Andrew P B White
The withdrawal of U.S. combat troops from Iraq is a significant event for the religious communities and those, who like me, serve those communities in Iraq. Even as U.S.

It couldn’t be any more exciting in the closing weeks of the 2010 season in Division 3. Rivals Mälarhöjden and Långholmen are both locked on 16 points and chasing that all important play-off place. The club in second bottom place Enhörna are only 3 points

By Denise Etheridge
Army commanders say Iraqis are ready for Operation New Dawn, a mission of support and sustainment that begins today. The U.S. military has officially ended combat operations and handed the reins over to the Iraqis.

The monument commemorating victims of Assyrian Genocide was vandalized in Australia. It was painted with a Turkish crescent and star, Asbarez reported.
The vandals also sprayed curses on a pedestal. The plaque at the front of the

Caregivers tell horror stories, but officials say fraud must stop
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By Garth Stapley
Backed by several dozen anxious supporters, some on crutches or in wheelchairs, 23 passionate speakers on Tuesday railed against “Gestapo” tactics of home care fraud investigators.

ASSYRIAN Universal Alliance secretary-general Hermiz Shahen said many in the Assyrian community were expecting the new monument to be vandalised but they still feel disappointed and hurt.

FAIRFIELD, Australia (AINA) — The recently erected Assyrian Genocide Monument has been vandalized and painted with a Turkish crescent and star.
According to Fairfield police, the vandalism occurred around 4 AM. The police thus far have no leads on the perpetrators.

SBS TV Coverage Of Assyrian Genocide Monument Vandalism In Sydney Australia

Tomorrow evening at 8 p.m. EDT, I will address the nation from the Oval Office about the end of the war in Iraq.
We are at a truly historic moment in our nation’s history. After more than seven years, our combat mission in Iraq will end tomorrow.

The Assyrian genocide monument, a memorial to the nearly 750,000 Assyrians murdered by Turkey’s Ottoman Government during World War I was vandalized over the weekend of August 29. The 1914-1918 genocide perpetrated against the

ASSYRIAN UNIVERSAL ALLIANCE
AUSTRALIA CHAPTER
Member, Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization (UNPO)
Assyrian Genocide Monument Vandalized
The Assyrian genocide monument, a memorial to the nearly 750,000 Assyrians

CONTACT: Mr Yonadam Kanna via his secretary Susan (In Baghdad) Telephone 001 914 360 3882
or Albert Michael in London: 011-44-7729 631703
or in U.S., Jerry McGlothlin/Special Guests, 630-848-0750 or Jean Meyer, 321-768-0157 for 10 different Iraqi expert guests.

Archeologists have unearthed the tablets of first written trade agreement in Anatolia.
Professor Cahit Gunbatti of Ankara University’s Faculty of Letters, History and Geography said the first written trade agreement in Anatolia was made 4,000 years ago.

 On the Run in Sweden,
Sweden has garnered respect around the world for the welcome it offered to thousands of Iraqi refugees after the invasion of 2003. It has taken more Iraqis than

Archbishop Louis Sako, the archbishop of the Chaldean community in Kirkuk, said that the recent terrorist attacks against the Iraqi forces in the wake of U.S. military withdrawal have demonstrated the incompetence of the Iraqi forces to maintain peace.

CBS News Poll analysis by the CBS News Polling Unit: Sarah Dutton, Jennifer De Pinto, Fred Backus and Anthony Salvanto.
With combat operations in Iraq coming to an end, most Americans believe the war is

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Reviewed by Andrew Robinson
As part of his personality cult, the late President Saddam Hussein of Iraq liked to advertise his powerful affinity for the heritage of ancient Mesopotamia. Saddam launched a grand reconstruction of the site of Babylon as he visualised it at the time of