A clash a joint checkpoint in Garma left three security personnel killed and 18 more wounded. The forces included Sahwa fighters … Read This Post

Thirty-one people were killed across Iraq, including 12 people at a brother in Baghdad, Read This Post

Violence continued all across central and northern Iraq. At least 60 were killed and 132 more were wounded. Also , Canada’s foreign affairs minister, John Baird, announced that a Canadian was among the dead in recent attacks. Read This Post

Coordinated bombing attacks resumed today. At least ten blasts were seen in the capital alone, and a pair of rare explosions occurred far south in Basra. Both Sunni and Shi’ites targeted in them. Overall, at least 116 people were killed and 240 more were wounded, but the figures are likely to rise. Some of the dead and wounded were Iranian pilgrims. Read This Post

Although Iraq is enjoying a respite from major bombings, small arms attacks appear to be on the rise. Anbar province, in particular, saw gun violence targeting police. Also, two more kidnappings were reported. Overall, at least 44 people were killed and 25 more were wounded. Read This Post

At least 40 people were killed and 45 more were wounded in mostly small attacks across Iraq. Also, as many as 13 people were kidnapped across Anbar province. Read This Post

As violence surged in Iraq this week, the United Nations called on the government and politicians to protect civilians. Today alone, bombers targeted a Sunni mosque and funeral in apparent retaliation for earlier attacks against Shi’ites. Overall, at least 83 Iraqis were killed and 173 more were wounded in the assaults. Read This Post

Bombings continued in Kirkuk, Baghdad and Sadr City for the second day in a row. Read This Post

Bombs targeted Shi’ite districts in Baghdad. Read This Post

At least 24 people were killed and 22 more were wounded in fresh violence. Gunmen attacked a row of liquor stores in Baghdad. Read This Post