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Violence in Iraq spikes. Are US security interests in jeopardy?

Iraq's exiled vice president sentenced to death as violence grows

A wary Iraq weighs its options as Syrian civil war deepens

The consequences of 'extreme energy'

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Violence in Iraq spikes. Are US security interests in jeopardy?

Iraq's exiled vice president sentenced to death as violence grows