ISW News Roundup - February 1, 2009
Feb 1, 2009 - AnonymousIraq
Washington Post - Diyala Province Puts Power of Ballot to the Test, by Anthony Shadid
Washington Post - Iraq's Voters Cast Ballots Under Intense Security, by Sudarsan Raghavan
Washington Post - Diyala Province Puts Power of Ballot to the Test, by Anthony Shadid
Washington Post - Iraq's Voters Cast Ballots Under Intense Security, by Sudarsan Raghavan
Washington Post - Iraqis Stream to the Polls Amid Tight Security, by Sudarsan Raghavan
Reuters - Iraq voting ends without attacks, by Wisam Mohammed and Peter Graff
Washington Post - Iraqis Stake Hopes on Election, by Anthony Shadid
New York Times - Iraqi Elections Face Crucial Test in Violent Mosul, by Ian Fisher
Washington Post -Iraq to Deny License to Blackwater Security Firm, Ernesto Londono and Qais Mizher
Washington Post - Tens of Thousands Vote Early in Iraq, by Zaid Sabah
Reuters - Iraqis vote in al Qaeda's last stronghold, by Tim Cocks
Washington Post -In Iraq's North, Ethnic Strife Flares as Vote Draws Closer, by Ernesto Londono
Reuters - Police and soldiers kick off Iraqi voting, by Peter Graff and Aseel Kami
January 27, 2009 testimony to the Senate Armed Services Committee on 'Defense Department Challenges'.
New York Times - Sectarian Divisions and Insurgents Threaten a Fair Election in an Iraqi Province, by Alissa J. Rubin
LA Times - Iraq: 'Secret plan' will prevent voter fraud, polling official says, by Monte Morin