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Iraq is wracked by detentions, torture, and executions, and fingers are pointing at Prime Minister Maliki.
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Last Modified: 19 Mar 2013 14:41 GMT
Clashes mark Iraq anti-government protests
Police use batons and water hoses as demonstrations against "sectarian policies" erupt in Ramadi, Samara and Baghdad.
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Death of young Iraqis ignite rage in Fallujah
Soldiers responded to protesters in Fallujah with gunfire, leaving seven young men dead.
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Iraq's most wanted
Will the issuing of an arrest warrant for Iraq's vice president cause sectarian tensions to flare?
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The US maintains more than 700 military facilities on foreign soil that may not be as sustainable in the near future.
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Iraq pact heralds new political era
In power-sharing agreement, Nouri al-Maliki continues as prime minister and Jalal Talabani remains president.
Middle East
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US urges inclusive Iraq government
Barack Obama stresses need for representatives from all winning blocs to hold leadership posts in the new government.
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Iraq begins to form new government
In second meeting since March election, parliament elects new president and speaker despite Sunni coalition walkout.
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Iraqi MPs vote on new government
Lawmakers have chosen a new speaker of parliament but have a month to fill the government's vacant cabinet positions.
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Last Modified: 11 Nov 2010 19:42 GMT
Power-sharing deal reached in Iraq
Rival blocs set to form a new government that retains al-Maliki as prime minister and Talabani as president.
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