BAGHDAD (AP) — Iraq's largest Sunni Arab political bloc returned to the government fold Saturday after calling off a nearly one-year boycott of the

By James Landale When Tony Blair led the country, prime ministerial trips to Iraq were largely pre-Christmas affairs, as much to rally morale as to find out

By Adrian Croft BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Prime Minister Gordon Brown said on Saturday he wanted to reduce British troop levels in Iraq but he refused to set any

BAGHDAD (AFP) — Prime Minister Gordon Brown, speaking after talks with his Iraqi counterpart in Baghdad, said on Saturday he wanted to cut the number of

By Mail On Sunday Reporter It could be a scene from Apocalypse Now – apart, that is, from the forced smile, safety-first seat belt and dark blue suit worn

Pakistan remains in a state of deep political instability as the fallout from last November's state of emergency continues. Full Story British troop levels

AP - da 6 minuti In this image released by the British Ministry of Defence, British Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, left, talks to Iraqi army soldiers at the

The British Prime Minister has refused to set a timetable for further cutting UK troops in Iraq. After meeting Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on a visit to

He's making the first stop on a campaign season tour of war zones, according to his spokesman. The Illinois Senator is scheduled to meet with Afghan

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown will visit the Iraqi capital city of Baghdad to discuss bilateral ties and British presence in Basra.

BAGHDAD: Prime Minister Gordon Brown flew into Baghdad yesterday and said he wanted to reduce British troop levels in Iraq, though he refused to set a

Gordon Brown has flown into Basra after holding talks with Iraqi prime minister Nouri al Maliki and military leaders in the Iraqi capital Baghdad.

BAGHDAD -- British Prime Minister Gordon Brown made an unannounced visit to Iraq on Saturday, seeking to build on the improved security situation in the

By Melissa Kite in Baghdad Gordon Brown raised the prospect of a British withdrawal from Iraq today when he set out a four point plan paving the way for a

Gordon Brown has flown to Baghdad for talks with Iraq's Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki. Mr Brown will also meet military leaders in the Iraqi capital.