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Terrorism & Security Anti-government protests in Iraq devolve into sectarian fighting

Reports indicate that 128 people have been killed since clashes erupted between security forces and mostly Sunni protesters calling for the resignation of Shiite Prime Minister Nour al-Maliki.

Change Agent In Lebanon, a doctor offers comfort and healing to refugees from neighboring wars

Iraq's Christians face hardship, but peaceful Easter also highlights promise

Terrorism & Security Syria's violence continues its march across borders, into Iraq

Protests surge in Iraq's Sunni regions, testing Maliki

Backchannels US designates Syria's Jabhat al-Nusra front a 'terrorist' group at lightning speed

Backchannels From a distance, Syria 'feels' like Iraq in 2004

Backchannels Iraqi officials still being killed in large numbers

Backchannels Deadly Iraq bombings and a reawakening insurgency

Dozens killed in Iraq bomb blasts Thursday

A northern Iraqi Easter

As Al Qaeda moves fight to Syria, violence in Iraq drops sharply

A Line in the Sand

Terrorism & Security Northern Iraq bomb follows a deadly Iraqi weekend

Opinion Iraq after US pullout – not a doomsday scenario

Inside terror: Canadian charged in murder of 5 US soldiers in Iraq

Why Iraqis in oil-rich Kirkuk want US troops to stay

Norway attacks: the latest terror strikes in Western Europe

Iraqi deal in the works to suspend execution of Saddam-era officials

Iraqi Christians mark a restrained Easter

Iraqis stage 'day of rage' despite government lockdown

Iraqis stage Valentine's Day protest over government corruption, poor services

Refugees forced back to a still-violent Iraq, prompting criticism of European policy

January 27, 2011 Photos of the Day

Iraqi civilian deaths down in 2010, but in Afghanistan they're on the rise