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Countrywide demonstrations over dismal services have already forced a number of officials to quit.
Provinces angered by energy auctions which officials say may have violated the Iraqi constitution.
Politicians with paramilitary pasts enjoy impunity for past actions.
Setback for opposition groups in row over alleged election violations, tracked closely by IWPR reporters after historic poll.
Enthusiastic supporters take to the streets of Sulaimaniyah as two parties prepare to face off.
New radio station tackling poor understanding of disease and medicine already attracting large audiences.
Kept at home their sons may join the Taleban, but if sent to study in Pakistan there’s a risk they’ll become suicide bombers.
They’re doubtful that incoming provincial councils will make much-needed improvements.
They will have their work cut out sharing power, improving public services and curbing corruption.
Officials warn insurgents are getting stronger after they strike simultaneously at three government institutions.