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Fiji to help guard U.N. in Iraq

The Fijian government has agreed to send a contingent of 179 soldiers to Iraq to protect United Nations staff members, officials said.
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Iraq: NATO must speed up training

Iraq's foreign minister has urged NATO to speed up promised training for his government's fledgling military and provide extra assistance.
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EU cautions Iraq on death penalty

The European Union has urged the interim Iraqi government not to reinstate the death penalty.
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Bulgaria: Hostages 'still alive'

The Bulgarian Foreign Ministry says it has information indicating two of its citizens held hostage in Iraq are alive, although a reported deadline set by the kidnappers had expired.
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	July 10

• Bulgarian hostages 'may be alive'
• Filipino hostage freed in Iraq


	July 9

• Officials 'won't bow to militants'


	July 8

• Group threatens to kill Bulgarians


	June 30

• Archbishops blast Blair on Iraq


	June 1

• Interim Iraqi government named
• Iraqi police: Najaf wasn't prepared for officers


	May 26

• Gas shell findings a concern for Iraq arms inspector
• Scientist declines top Iraq post


	May 10

• Amnesty: UK troops shot civilians
• Spain to cede Iraq base to U.S.


	May 6

• Arab TV shows new U.S. hostage in Iraq


	May 5

• Probe into Iraq trafficking claims


	May 3

• Australia: Most now oppose war
• Doubts over UK 'abuse' pictures


	May 2

• Doubts over UK 'abuse' pictures
• Amnesty: Torture pattern in Iraq


	May 1

• Arabs repulsed, furious over prison photos


	April 30

• Iraq prison 'abuse' sparks outrage
• Shock, outrage over prison photos


	April 29

• Fallujah a 'challenge' for reporters


	April 27

• Spanish troops pull out of Najaf


	April 24

• Howard in secret Iraq troop visit


	April 23

• Danish minister resigns over WMD


	April 21

• Missing Dane found dead in Iraq
• Spain, U.S. try to mend fences


	April 20

• Bush Iraq policy faces tough questions on Capitol Hill


	April 12

• U.S. deaths reach grim milestone
• Spokesmen: Agreement reached in Najaf


	April 10

• Japan works on hostage release
• U.S. seeks Fallujah cease-fire
• Two German security men missing
• Coalition sends reinforcements to Fallujah
• Militant cleric issues demands of coalition


	April 9

• Two U.S. soldiers missing near Baghdad
• UK: 'Most serious' threat in Iraq


	April 8

• Powell: Expanded Iraqi council may serve after handover
• U.S.: No control in two cities
• Arab aid workers among hostages
• Japan rejects Iraq hostage demand
• Death threat to Iraq hostages
• Coalition forces suffer deadly days
• Seven hostages freed in Iraq; 5 still held


	April 7

• Rumsfeld: U.S. forces on the offense
• Marines: U.S. bombed Iraqi mosque wall
• Coalition tested in new Iraqi battles
• U.S. allies bear brunt of uprising


	April 6

• Coalition forces under fire in Ramadi
• Who is Muqtada al-Sadr?


	April 5

• Marines, Iraqis join forces to shut down Fallujah
• Lt. Col. Nate Sassaman


	April 4

• Seven U.S. troops die in Baghdad fighting


	April 3

• Powell: Iraq biological labs intelligence was shaky


	April 2

• Military officials: Empty streets, media point to planned Iraq attack


	April 1

• Revulsion at Iraq bodies display
• U.S. Army: 'We will respond' to contractor killings


	March 31

• U.S. expects more attacks in Iraq
• U.N. backs Iraq oil-for-food probe


	March 30

• Al Arabiya calls killings 'assassination'


	March 29

• Marine captain faulted in 'friendly fire' incident
• Bomb kills U.S. soldier in Iraq


	March 28

• Protests as U.S. closes Iraqi paper


	March 27

• Two killed in attack on Mosul's city hall


	March 26

• Iraqi cleric calls 9/11 'miracle from God'


	March 25

• Three U.S. troops reported killed in Iraq


	March 24

• Six killed in ambush on U.S. military vehicle


	March 23

• Sheraton Hotel struck in Baghdad


	March 22

• Iraqi cleric warns U.N. on constitution


	March 21

• Deadly attack on Iraq Green Zone


	March 20

• Protesters rally against Iraq war, occupation
• Annan seeks independent oil-for-food probe


	March 19

• Protests, praise after year of war
• U.N. officials deny allegations of oil-for-food corruption


	March 18

• Attacks mark eve of Iraq war anniversary
• Saddam's illegal oil profits higher than estimated, U.S. says
• Mortar attacks kill 2 U.S. soldiers


	March 17

• Powerful blast shatters Baghdad hotel


	March 16

• Four U.S. missionaries killed in Iraq
• Poll: Iraqis say life better now


	March 15

• Iraq war protesters march on White House
• Four U.S. missionaries shot to death in Iraq


	March 14

• Roadside bombs kill six soldiers


	March 13

• Roadside bomb kills two U.S. soldiers


	March 12

• Aide to top Iraqi Shiite cleric shot


	March 10

• Three civilian workers killed in Iraq


	March 9

• Shiites move ahead despite concerns about interim law


	March 8

• New interim constitution for Iraq


	March 7

• Iraqi interim constitution set for signing Monday


	March 6

• Coalition to help collect war crimes evidence