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What difference do they make?
Dec 12th 2009
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A new pattern of violence is emerging in the run-up to next year’s elections ... more


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Editor's note
Country briefings are no longer being updated.
Apr 14th 2010

Alcohol in southern Iraq
Alcohol is freely on sale again but the Islamists may yet violently object
Dec 10th 2009

Bombers hit central Baghdad again
Bloody car-bomb attacks in Baghdad bode ill for next year's election
Dec 6th 2009

Iraq and the Kirkuk conundrum
In the run-up to the election, could Iraqi minds be concentrated strongly enough to find at least a temporary solution to an age-old and dangerous conundrum?
Dec 3rd 2009

Iraq, Iran and America
The intricacies of regional diplomacy and a strenuous American denial
Nov 26th 2009

A regional competition for influence in Iraq
As Americans prepare to leave, Iraq’s biggest neighbours vie for influence
Nov 19th 2009

Mobile telephones in Iraq
Why Iraqis cherish their mobile phones
Nov 12th 2009

Life in Baghdad's Green Zone
Life for Westerners in Iraq's capital becomes less bearable
Nov 5th 2009

Iraq's new democracy
Amid the bickering and chicanery, people are engaging in democracy
Nov 5th 2009

Bombings in Baghdad
Another “spectacular” raises doubts about American troop withdrawals
Oct 29th 2009

The worst bombing in Iraq for two years
Iraq suffers its worst terrorist attack in two years
Oct 24th 2009

Iraq's security situation
As the Americans prepare to go and an election looms, anxiety is rising again
Oct 22nd 2009

Iraq's decrepit oil industry
Iraq’s ramshackle oil ministry is not encouraging foreign investment
Sep 24th 2009

Iraq's liberties under threat
Iraqis are increasingly worried that their new freedoms are under threat
Sep 3rd 2009


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