Robert Pollock interviews Gen Petraeus, WSJ

THE WEEKEND INTERVIEW A Soldier's Story"The Iraqis are in the fight," says Gen. David Patraeus.BY ROBERT L. POLLOCKSaturday, October 15, 2005 12:01 a.m.WASHINGTON--David Petraeus is not a physically imposing man. Slight, and slightly awkward, he looks every bit the egghead general

Anne Applebuam, Justice in Baghdad

washingtonpost.com Justice in Baghdad By Anne ApplebaumWednesday, October 19, 2005 "We are able to do away with domestic tyranny and violence and aggression by those in power against the rights of their own people only when we make all men answerable to the law." --

Freed Reporter Tells of Abduction, AP

Irish Reporter Tells of Baghdad Abduction By SHAWN POGATCHNIK, Associated Press Writer October 21, 2005 An Irish reporter who was abducted by Shiite extremists in Baghdad and freed 36 hours later said Friday he had braced himself for the prospect of several months in captivity —

Iraq's Arms Scandal, LAT

Before Rearming Iraq, He Sold Shoes and Flowers The U.S. chose Ziad Cattan to oversee military buying because he could get things done. He did, but now he faces corruption charges.By Solomon Moore and T. Christian MillerTimes Staff WritersNovember 6, 2005BAGHDAD — Ziad Cattan was a

Mylroie, Chalabi: Unusually Effective, NY Sun

NEW YORK SUN November 8, 2005 'Unusually Effective'By Laurie MylroieAhmad Chalabi, Iraq's deputy prime minister and head of the Iraqi National Congress, arrives today on a visit to Washington and New York, his first trip to the United States in nearly two years. The official American

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