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The 38-year-old teacher wanted to participate in Iraq's first provincial elections in four years — until she realized that a new law would require the ballot to list her name, not just her party. Full story

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NYT: McCain, Obama sharply divided on Iraq

Poland ends its Iraq mission

To Iraqis, U.S. election just ‘honey promises’

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Newsweek: Iraq news

Lt. Gen. Austin the Quiet No. 2 in Iraq

Don't Ask, Do Kill: Gays Persecuted in Iraq

Restoring Iraq's Golden Mosque in Samarra

Q&A: Gen. David Petraeus on Leaving Iraq

Despite Gains, Petraeus Cautious About Iraq

Swimming Pools a Small Sign of Normalcy in Baghdad

Tigers Return to Baghdad

Commentary: Why Women Become Suicide Bombers

Iraq’s Symphony Orchestra Makes a Comeback

Baghdad, Kirkuk Bombs Raise Fears of More Attacks

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Italian Murder Suspect Draws American Support

Israel: The Problem with Peace Talks

Why Austria's Far-Right Is So Successful

'Bliindness' Goes From the Page to the Screen

London's V&A Explores Cold War Design

Contemporary Chinese Artists Push the Limits

Weird Exhibits Compete for Britain's Turner Prize

Why China's Fast Growth May Not Last

Q&A: Iran's Foreign Minister on Israel and Nukes

Hail to the Chief?

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Deadly mosque bombings
Oct. 2: At least 16 people are dead after a pair of bombings target Shiite worshippers celebrating at Baghdad mosques. Msnbc.com's Dara Brown reports.

Iraqis not holding breath for U.S. election

Bombs explode in Baghdad

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Timeline: Key moments since 2003 invasion

Do you remember ‘shock and awe’?

Newsvine: A soldier's view from Iraq

FirstPerson: Your images from Iraq, home

Interactive: Where is Jessica Lynch now?

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Discuss your thoughts on the war

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Newsvine: A soldier's view from Iraq

An Iraq Tale Vol 20: (Farewell Baghdad)

An Iraq Tale Vol 18: ( The Last Mission )

An Iraq Tale Vol. 17: ( A Day At The Range )

An Iraq Tale Vol 16: (A Day Without Internet)

Newsweek: Voices from Iraq

A Newsweek reporter's reflections

For a taxi driver, terrible sights and loss

Iraqis find 'heaven' in the Green Zone

Schoolteacher sees tragedy and loss

A refugee not yet ready to return

For U.S. aid worker, mixed feelings

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World Blog: Baghdad, Iraq

For weary Iraqis, U.S election smells of ‘honey promises’

Seeing Baghdad with fresh eyes

Iraq is not yet fully secure

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	Pictures and messages from U.S. troops overseas and their friends, family at home.

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Fight for Iraq
Learn more about the ethnic, religious and political power plays in and around Iraq during a briefing of the region led by NBC’s Richard Engel.

Impact of Iraq war

Reuters	In their shoes Iraqis try to maintain normalcy in their everyday lives against a backdrop of violence.
	Risky job Aug. 24: Iraqi journalists are vital for Western news outlets, but they face "the most dangerous assignment in the world."
Martin von Krogh/WpN	Through the eyes of children The youngest Iraqis reflect on life in war and share their hopes and aspirations.
Redux Pictures	Scars from Iraq Three U.S. soldiers tell how the visible and invisible wounds of war changed their lives and impacted their loved ones.