Iraq Tries to Clear Confusion on Saddam Aide
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Iraq was scrambling to confirm on  Monday whether the most wanted Saddam Hussein aide still on the  run had been captured, after a day of government confusion with  top officials making contradictory statements.  Iraq's Defense Ministry said on Sunday that Izzat Ibrahim  al-Douri, who was sixth on a U.S. list of the 55 most wanted  members of Saddam's regime and had a $10 million price on his  head, had been captured in Saddam's power base of Tikrit.
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Grave doubts have emerged over reports that Saddam Hussein's top aide, Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri, is in custody.
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Iraqi government forces carried out a series of assaults in Saddam Hussein&#39;s home region yesterday that were followed by conflicting reports that his former right-hand man was captured.
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Some of former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein&#39;s aides will go on trial next week, interim Prime Minister Iyad Allawi said Tuesday.
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In a sign of confusion over who runs post-Saddam Hussein Iraq, the United States on Wednesday contradicted an announcement by an Iraqi government ministry
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The Iraqi government has admitted it made a mistake when it claimed to have captured Saddam Hussein&#39;s deputy, Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri, in a raid in the city of Tikrit.
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Why Iraqis may be targeting people who are helping them
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The fate of a British hostage remains unclear amid conflicting reports around the release of an Iraqi prisoner.
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Baghdad, September 6 Iraq&#39;s government was mired in confusion on Sunday on whether the most wanted Saddam Hussein aide still on the run had been caught, with the defence minister denying his own ministry&#39;s report the fugitive had been seized.
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IraqÂs leader unveiled a plan to defuse sectarian crises, but it was unclear whether it could stem the increasingly brazen violence.
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Officials suggested that the presidentâs advisers were locked in internal debates on several fronts about how to proceed in Iraq.
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An Iraqi official said a man who is in custody is not a top deputy of former president Saddam Hussein, as had been suspected earlier.
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The status of Iraq's crucial oil exports was mired in confusion Tuesday, with government and industry officials giving contradictory statements about whether oil was flowing or whether there were even oil tankers at the port here.
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The status of Iraq&#39;s crucial oil exports was mired in confusion Tuesday, with government and industry officials giving contradictory statements
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BAGHDAD, Iraq - Medical tests have shown that a man being held in Iraqi custody is not former president Saddam Hussein's deputy, Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri, Interior Ministry spokesman Sabah Kadhim said Monday.   "The required tests to identify him showed he is not Izzat al-Douri," Kadhim told The Associated Press...
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The confusion yesterday over whether two &quot;high-value&quot; women prisoners being held in Iraq would be released has underlined the limits of the interim government&#39;s authority.
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Iraq's prime minister was misunderstood when he said the Americans could leave "any time they want" an aide said Sunday, as politicians moved to end a pair of boycotts that are holding up work on crucial political reforms sought by Washington.