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Ahmed found it odd that he was constructing a giant vat for production of specialised proteins in an unmarked complex of buildings far off the main road south of Baghdad.

Three months after the Bush administration encouraged them to unite and create a common political platform for the future of their country, Iraq's exile factions are locked in an ethnic, religious and political power struggle.

Strange fit: U.S., Kurd alliance

Quarrelling exiles remain in disarray

Faced with the likelihood of war next door in Iraq, Syria has positioned itself as both defender of its Arab neighbour and promoter of good relations with the United States.

Kurdish militia trains to repel Turkish troops

Four months into the U.S. occupation of Iraq, this city's hospitals are in disarray, operating mostly through catch-as-catch-can improvisation as patients and their families must so-metimes literally fight for attention in emergency rooms.

Prevalence of wrongdoing by government forces nourishes Boko Haram’s narrative

The broader problem faced by refugees — the fact that Christians and other minorities will likely never return to Iraq — is left unaddressed

AK Comics is Marwan Nashar’s regional challenge to Marvel and DC.