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Iraqi Journalists Demand Protection
Atwar Bhajat was not the first journalist to have been killed in Iraq, but her murder has shaken many of her colleagues.
29 Mar 06
Uphill Struggle for Iraqi Prime Minister Designate
Critics say the record of the last government run by Ibrahim al-Jaafari is little recommendation for another term in office.
29 Mar 06
Divisions Over Reconciliation Event
Efforts to include of former Baathists and extremists in February peace conference fuel controversy.
21 Feb 06
Iraqis Gear Up for Elections
The alliances vying for a place in the National Assembly are wooing an electorate weary of violence and unemployment.
21 Feb 06
Cautious Optimism for New Iraqi Government
Parliamentary elections were marred by fraud accusations, but Iraqis and the political opposition appear ready to move on.
4 Feb 06
Female Lawyers Fight for Equality
Women attorneys maintain that discrimination in the courts runs rampant.
24 Nov 05
Election Official Says Polls on Track
Despite the swelling number of attacks on polling stations, the election body believes it is ready for the big day.
18 Nov 05
Mammoth Task of Counting Votes Begins
Electoral officials estimate 60 per cent turnout as polling stations sift and collate two sets of election results.
18 Nov 05
Violence Erupts as Count Proceeds
Twelve army recruits killed when their bus is ambushed near Kirkuk.
18 Nov 05
Iraqi Election: Winners Rejoice, but Talk to Losers
Although the Shia-dominated bloc got nearly half the vote, it still needs allies to prevent deadlock in parliament.
18 Nov 05
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