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Iraq's Government
Twin Suicide Attacks Kill 28 Iraqi Army Recruits
BAGHDAD, July 15 -- At least 28 Iraqi army recruits were killed Tuesday morning in two suicide bombings north of Baghdad in Diyala province, where the government has said it plans to launch an offensive against insurgent groups.
 

Transition in Iraq

Iraq installs its first permanent and freely elected legislature in decades.

Iraq Elections

Iraqis turned out in force Dec. 15 as Sunni and Shiite Arabs and Kurds from the north cast ballots in national elections.

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/world Iraqis Cast Votes
Sunnis, Shiites and Kurds vote in the Dec. 15 parliamentary elections.
Iraq's road to sovereignty
Iraq Wants Withdrawal Timetable In U.S. Pact (Post, July 9, 2008, Page A08)
 
Relative Calm in Iraq Ends as Attacks Take 16 Lives (Post, July 7, 2008, Page A10)
 
Sunni Bloc to Rejoin Government: Boycott Would End With Assignment of Iraqi Cabinet Posts (Post, July 2, 2008, Page A08)
 
GAO Report Faults Post-'Surge' Planning: Lack of Comprehensive Strategy Cited, but Pentagon Study Sees Gains in Iraq (Post, June 24, 2008, Page A14)
 
At Least 15 Killed by Female Bomber in Iraq (Post, June 23, 2008, Page A09)
 
Iraq May Request Extension For U.S. (Post, June 6, 2008, Page A15)
 
U.S. Opens Site For Processing Iraqi Refugees: Baghdad Office to Aid Those Seeking to Settle in America (Post, June 4, 2008, Page A12)
 
Sadr Urges Followers To Protest U.S.-Iraq Pact (Post, May 28, 2008, Page A09)
 
Mosul Insurgents Are Offered Cash for Arms: Iraqi Officials Set 10-Day Amnesty Period (Post, May 17, 2008, Page A12)
 
Sadr Extends Cease-Fire, Clarifies 'Open War' Threat (Post, April 26, 2008, Page A10)
 
Iraq's Neighbors Noncommittal on Aiding Government (Post, April 23, 2008, Page A16)
 
Visit to Baghdad: Rice Praises 'Coalescing Center' in Iraqi Politics (Post, April 21, 2008, Page A12)
 
An Ultimatum in Iraq: Sadr Warns Of 'Open War' If Crackdown Is Not Halted (Post, April 20, 2008, Page A20)
 
Since 2001, a Dramatic Increase in Suicide Bombings (Post, April 18, 2008, Page A18)
 
After the Crackdown: Iraq's Top Commanders In Basra Are Reassigned (Post, April 17, 2008, Page A20)
 
Iraq Fires Policemen, Soldiers: 1,300 Refused to Fight During Clashes (Post, April 14, 2008, Page A11)
 
'PRUDENT' TO PAUSE: Iraq Violence Halts British Drawdown (Post, April 2, 2008, Page A12)
 
U.S., British Widen Role in Iraqi Government's Offensive in Basra (Post, March 30, 2008, Page A14)
 
Iraqi Council Clears Key Legislation on Provincial Elections: Law Aims to Address Sunni Concerns (Post, March 20, 2008, Page A11)
 
Major Iraqi Blocs Boycott Reconciliation Gathering (Post, March 19, 2008, Page A11)
 
Case Is Dropped Against Shiites In Sunni Deaths: Ex-Officials' Trial Seen as Test of System (Post, March 4, 2008, Page A12)
 
Turkish Troops Leaving N. Iraq: Withdrawal Comes a Day After Statements by Bush, Gates (Post, March 1, 2008, Page A11)
 
Iraqi Leaders Veto Law on Elections: U.S. Had Pushed for Measure, Which Detailed Provincial Powers (Post, February 28, 2008, Page A12)
 
Kurdish Soldiers in Iraq Caught Between Competing Allegiances (Post, February 24, 2008, Page A18)
 
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