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Protests surge in Iraq's Sunni regions, testing Maliki

Across majority Sunni Arab towns in Iraq today hundreds of thousands of protesters took to the streets,, complaining Sunnis are being targeted by Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's government.

A wary Iraq weighs its options as Syrian civil war deepens

Terrorism & Security Spate of deadly bombings rock Iraq before Shiite holy month

Iraq's unity tested by rising tensions over oil-rich Kurdish region

Shiite pilgrims defy bombings in Iraq to mark Arbaeen

Backchannels Iraq's Maliki threatens, Sunnis grumble, and Baghdad goes boom

Backchannels Iraq's Sunni-Shiite tensions have long been building

Backchannels Could Iraq descend into a civil war again? (VIDEO)

Biden brings down curtain on US Iraq operations (VIDEO)

Terrorism & Security Iraq's security forces targeted in two attacks

Opinion Don't believe everything you hear about Iraq. There's progress.

US troops still forced to bolster Iraqi forces in battle

Wave of Iraq suicide bombings target police

In Iraq, combat troops head home to US with guitars, hope

Why Israeli-Palestinian conflicts over land turn epic

As US troops leave, Iraqis fear prison torture will widen

Iraq election: Winning Sunni candidates targeted by Maliki forces

Allegations of fraud as Iraq election results trickle in

Iraq election: Purple fingers, but hard work ahead

Iraq election: Security forces vote early, smiling and proud

Iraq election: How will voters respond to suicide bombings?

Terrorism & Security Iraq police and hospital attacked in triple suicide bombing ahead of Sunday election

Should anthropologists help US military in Iraq, Afghanistan wars?

US exit strategy: Empower Iraqis

Global News Blog Iraqi shoe thrower's case highlights prison abuses