Wave of attacks kills 56 in Iraq
A series of more than 25 attacks across Iraq have killed 56 people and wounded over 250 others with security forces and markets among the targets.
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Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki called on lawmakers to withdraw confidence from one of his deputies as the country's political crisis deepened.
Gunmen slaughter Iraqi families, behead victims
Gunmen shot dead two Iraqi families, mostly children, and beheaded some of the 11 victims on Monday.
Dozens killed as blasts target Baghdad hotels
At least 36 people were killed and 71 wounded in three apparently coordinated minibus-borne bombings that targeted hotels in Baghdad on Monday.
Dozens killed in string of Iraq bombings
At least 52 people were killed in a bloody explosion of violence across Iraq on Monday, including a spate of bombings against buses carrying people to work. The attacks underlined the parlous security situation in Iraq as agreement on the key defence and interior ministries remained elusive despite the formation of a new government on May 20.
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