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Bush Plans To Stress Next Phase In Iraq War

7/10/2007
GOP Dissent Spurs Change In Message but Not Course
By Peter Baker and Karen DeYoung Washington Post Staff Writers Tuesday, July 10, 2007; A01

President Bush, facing a growing Republican revolt against his Iraq policy, has rejected calls to change course but will launch a campaign emphasizing his intent to draw down U.S. forces next year and move toward a more limited mission if security conditions improve, senior officials said yesterday.

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Bush Says U.S. Can Still Prevail in Iraq

7/10/2007 Edwin Chen and Roger Runningen 18 minutes ago July 10 (Bloomberg) -- President George W. Bush, confronted by a spreading Republican revolt over his Iraq strategy, said the U.S. still can prevail in the conflict and bring about a stable democracy there.
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Official: Iraq gov't missed all targets

7/10/2007 By ANNE FLAHERTY and ANNE GEARAN, Associated Press WritersTue Jul 10, 7:53 AM ET A progress report on Iraq will conclude that the U.S.-backed government in Baghdad has not met any of its targets for political, economic and other reforms, speeding up the Bush administration's reckoning on what to do next, a U.S. official said Monday.
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Iraq's South Oil Co Issues Tender to Drill 16 Oil Wells

7/9/07 The Iraqi South Oil Co., an affiliate of the oil ministry, has issued a new tender to drill or complete drilling 16 oil wells in southern Iraq, the company said on its Web site. It said the closing date for companies to offer their bids is by the end of office on July 10. It gave no further details.
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Demand for dollar stable in daily auction

Monday , 22 /10 /2007 Baghdad, Jul 10, (VOI) - Demand for the dollar was stable in the Iraqi Central Bank’s auction on Tuesday, reaching $62.865 million compared with $65.170 million on Monday.
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Give the 'Surge' a Chance

7/9/2007

By PETE HEGSETH
July 9, 2007; Page A15
This week, Democrats on Capitol Hill are expected to present several different bills meant to undermine the war in Iraq. I fear that it will be difficult for Americans to discern the facts, as members on the Hill (including some Republicans) will revisit past failures and lament unfortunate losses rather than undertake a serious critique of the new counterinsurgency strategy.

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Quietly, US strategy in Iraq shifting

7/9/2007 By Howard LaFranchi, Staff writer of The Christian Science MonitorMon Jul 9, 4:00 AM ET With little fanfare, at least so far, the stage is being set for a post-"surge" Iraq strategy that reduces US ambitions for the Iraq project, even while keeping some US forces there for years to come.
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U.S. hopes success in Anbar, Iraq can be repeated

7/8/2007
By John F. Burns

RAMADI, Iraq: Sunni merchants watched warily from behind neat stacks of fruit and vegetables as Lieutenant General Raymond Odierno walked with a platoon of bodyguards through the Qatana bazaar here one recent afternoon. At last, one leathery-faced trader glanced furtively up and down the narrow, refuse-strewn street to check who might be listening, then broke the silence.

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Analysis: Fog settles over Iraq oil law

7/6/2007 By Ben Lando UPI Energy Correspondent Published July 6, 2007 It looks like a whirlwind of activity in Iraq as politicians seemingly make progress on key legislation governing the world's third largest proven oil reserves. As the dust settles, however, a look into the eye of the Iraq hydrocarbons law storm this week shows that not everyone considers the action a step forward.
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Iraq moves to regulate oil industry

7/4/2007 Wednesday, July 4, 2007   By QASSIM ABDUL-ZAHRA ASSOCIATED PRESS   BAGHDAD -- The Iraqi Cabinet signed off Tuesday on a revised bill to regulate the country's oil industry and sent it to parliament -- a major step in reaching a long-delayed benchmark sought by the U.S. to promote reconciliation between Iraq's Sunnis and Shiites.
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Iraq takes step closer to landmark oil law

7/3/07 - 5:54 PM By Alister Bull and Dean Yates BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq's cabinet approved changes to a draft hydrocarbon law on Tuesday and sent it to parliament for immediate debate, taking a big step towards meeting a key political target set by the United States.
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