August 2021

Middle East18:57 GMT 26.08.2021(updated at 19:07 GMT on 26.08.2021) Get a short urlShiite militias allied with Baghdad in Iraq expressed dissatisfaction with the government's recently signed US Forces Agreement, which allows a limited!--/noindex-->!--noindex-->…

TIKRIT: Three fighters from a pro-Iranian militia were killed in Iraq on Friday when the Islamic State (IS) group attacked their base near Baghdad, a paramilitary and a security source…

We have a real opportunity to end endless wars, with the recent approval by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee of SJRes.10, a resolution to repeal the 1991 and 2002 authorizations for the use of force. military. These authorizations…

Some 91 families have been displaced by the army from the village of Al-Aetha to a camp for internally displaced people, Human Rights Watch said. The alleged "family feud" would implicate the government minister…

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Wednesday voted to repeal two Iraq-related war authorizations, Congress' latest move to curtail presidential war powers.The panel voted 14-8 on a Sens bill. Tim kaineTimothy (Tim) Michael Kaine…

For the first time in 50 years, a Senate committee voted to repeal decades-old war power measures that have twice launched the United States into war with Iraq, giving the unfortunate plan the green light of President George W. Bush to…

Atop a scene on the left, Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi greeted the saluting troops as they passed, flanked by senior PMF leaders who had largely avoided appearing in public since the fateful state strike -United. The show was a…

“I mean, it's the most solemn thing we should be doing. And we just put it on autopilot, ”said Sen. Tim Kaine (D-Va.), Referring to the power of Congress to declare war. "And I think the further you go, the more uncomfortable people are…

Happy Wednesday and welcome to Overnight Defense. I'm Rebecca Kheel, and here is your nighttime guide to the latest developments in the Pentagon, Capitol Hill and beyond. CLICK HERE to subscribe to the newsletter.THE TOP LINE: Congress…