Warren P Strobel

State Department Details Blackwater Violations of US Laws

Washington - The company formerly known as Blackwater violated U.S. export control laws nearly 300 times, ranging from attempts to do business in Sudan while that country was under …

By: Warren P Strobel ,; McClatchyNewspapers|Report

August 24, 2010

State Department Says Blackwater Broke Laws, but Company Not Barred From Receiving Government Contracts

The company formerly known as Blackwater violated U.S. export control laws nearly 300 times, ranging from attempts to do business in Sudan while that country was under U.S. sanctions …

By: Warren P Strobel ,; McClatchyNewspapers|Report

August 23, 2010

Feds Won’t Charge Blackwater in Sudan Sanctions Case

Washington - The security contractor Blackwater Worldwide tried for two years to secure lucrative defense business in Southern Sudan while the country was under U.S. economic sanctions, according to …

By: Joseph Neff ,; Warren P Strobel ,; Jonathan S Landay ,; McClatchyNewspapers|Report

June 27, 2010

Blackwater Indicted for Violating Federal Firearms Laws

Raleigh, North Carolina - Five former employees of the private security firm formerly known as Blackwater violated a series of federal firearms laws to give the company a leg …

By: Warren P Strobel &; Joseph Neff ,; McClatchyNewspapers

April 16, 2010

As US Prepares to Leave After Seven Years, Iraq’s Future Uncertain

Washington - When the Bush administration invaded Iraq seven years ago, it pledged to leave behind a democracy that would be a model for the entire Middle East. Instead, …

By: Warren P Strobel ,; McClatchyNewspapers

March 6, 2010

String of Baghdad Bombings Leaves Over 100 Dead

Five car bombs exploded in Baghdad early Tuesday, killing more than 100 people in what appeared to be coordinated attacks by militants in response to the Iraqi government's approval …

By: Laith Hammoudi &; Warren P Strobel ,; McClatchyNewspapers

December 8, 2009

Iraqis Reach Last-Minute Election Deal; February Vote Possible

Baghdad — Iraqi lawmakers reached a minutes-to-midnight deal late Sunday, clearing a path to national elections early next year that are seen as crucial to a smooth U.S. troop …

By: Mohammed al Dulaimy &; Warren P Strobel ,; McClatchyNewspapers

December 7, 2009

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