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Ethnic, Sectarian Discord Threaten Iraq Security Gains

Source: National Public Radio

Baghdad : Iraq | 3 months ago

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Recent high-profile attacks in Baghdad and Mosul — and the political debate that has followed — suggest that al-Qaida in Iraq has dented Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's popularity in the run-up to the January election. In recent weeks, the death toll from political violence...

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