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Iraq: A divided nation tears itself apart once again

Article Staff Reporter - 1 May 2014

Iraq went to the polls for the third time since the fall of Saddam Hussein but for many Iraqis the election has held little hope.

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Iraq forces vote in provincial elections as violence soars

Article Staff Reporter - 13 Apr 2013

Iraqi soldiers and police officers have cast their ballots for provincial elections, a week before the main vote that comes amid a surge in violence.

Wrath of Iraq war lingers

Article Staff Reporter - 19 Jul 2012

Although the West is pulling out its armies, the war is by no means over for the Arab world, a former adviser warns. Nick Hopkins reports.

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Iraq rivals seal power-sharing deal amid increase in violence

Article Marwa Sabah - 11 Nov 2010

Iraq's divided political factions sealed a power-sharing deal more than eight months after an inconclusive general election.

PM al-Maliki emerges as frontrunner after Iraq vote

Article Staff Reporter - 8 Mar 2010

Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki emerged on Monday as a frontrunner after an election seen as a test of the nation's young democracy.

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