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Traditional old Bosnian house in Baljvine. (Photo: IWPR) Bosnia: The Village Where Hate Never Triumphed
Families set up picnics on Qandil mountain in Sulaimaniyah province during the Nawrooz holiday on March 22, when the picnicking season begins in Iraqi Kurdistan. A Kurdish flag blows in the background. Taking it Easy in Iraqi Kurdistan
At the gates of Fallujah, a man rides past blast walls in his horse and cart - the preferred mode of transport for those who cannot afford cars or pick-up trucks. The city’s economy has not recovered since 2004, when its streets were the scene of battles between United States-led forces and Sunni Arab insurgents. Fallujah: Scant Signs of Recovery