Iraq

A fragile light
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A fragile light

Iraq |  In disputed Kirkuk, Christian presence is often appreciated but sometimes targeted

Humanitarian surge
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Humanitarian surge

Iraq |  The battle for hearts and minds in Iraq is waged also in hospital wards

Church attacks

Church attacks

Iraq |  Weekend bombings in Iraq test military resolve

Escalating violence

Escalating violence

Iraq |  Shootings and bombings this week shake Iraq, with some pinning the unrest on a more militant, belligerent Iran

Killings in Kirkuk

Killings in Kirkuk

Iraq |  As Christians are attacked in Iraq, officials urge them not to flee

Hope in numbers

Hope in numbers

Iraq |  On the sixth anniversary of the start of the war, statistical and polling numbers reveal an optimistic Iraq

A vote for stability

A vote for stability

Iraq |  In provincial elections Saturday, Iraqis cast votes they hope will return control of the country to the people

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Iraq |  Extortion remains one of the rules of the road in still dangerous provinces

More from Mosul

More from Mosul

Iraq |  Christians had started returning to Iraq's third largest city, but a militant attack on Wednesday may continue to keep them away

Killing Christians
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Killing Christians

Iraq |  Assassination and fear spread through Iraq's Nineveh Plain

Stable transfer

Stable transfer

Iraq |  Thanks to improved security, control of the southern province of Babil was ceremoniously handed over to the Iraqi government

After the bloodbath
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After the bloodbath

Iraq |  War is hell, but rebuilding Iraq's political infrastructure is no picnic. Organizers for provincial and national elections must combat mass migration,

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