Britains Iraq War inquiry delayed until after election
The publication of an official British inquiry into the 2003 Iraq War has been delayed again, raising broader concerns of a possible cover-up. The inquiry #39;s chairman, John Chilcot says...
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Iraq #39;s Al-Abadi: #39;We Need Aid to Fight IS Group #39;
Iraq #39;s prime minister on Wednesday appealed to the U.S.-led coalition and the international community to do more to help his country win the war against the ...
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Mulcair on the economy and Canada #39;s role in Iraq
Corporation in Canada benefited from a 15 billion $ reduction in tax from Harper. Harper and Liberals have been in a competition to see who can drop the rate the most and now corporation dont...
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Iraq Inquiry report delayed - yet again
Former PM Tony Blair has strongly denied being the reason the Iraq Inquiry has yet again delayed its findings. Will the shadow of war ever leave Blair?
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By Nia Williams
Mon Jan 19, 2015 3:06pm EST
A man fills up his car at a petrol station in Rome January 6, 2015.
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(Reuters) - Brent crude oil prices fell below $49 a barrel and U.S. crude also fell more than $1 on Monday after the global economic outlook darkened and Iraq announced record oil production.
The world's biggest energy consumer, China, faces significant downward pressure on its economy, its premier Li Keqiang was quoted by state radio as saying on Monday.
China is expected this week to report growth slowing to 7.2 percent from a year ago, the weakest since the depths of the last global economic crisis. Data from China's National Bureau of Statistics showed on Sunday house prices fell for a fourth straight month.
Brent crude settled at $48.84 a barrel, down $1.33. U.S. benchmark crude was last trading down $1.17 at $47.52 a barrel.
Trading volumes were thin and there was no official settle for U.S. crude as U.S. markets were closed for the Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday.
Oil prices have dropped by more than half since June as output around the world soared while demand growth slowed. Although the International Energy Agency (IEA) said last week a reversal in the trend was possible this year, it noted prices may fall further before rising.
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