Bombs Kill 23 Across Iraq As Sectarian Strife Grows -- Reuters
(Reuters) - At least 23 people were killed and 87 wounded in attacks across Iraq on Monday, police said, underlining sectarian and ethnic divisions that threaten to further destabilize the country a year after U.S. troops left.
Tensions between Shi'ite, Kurdish and Sunni factions in Iraq's power-sharing government have been on the rise this year. Militants strike almost daily and have staged at least one big attack a month.
The latest violence followed more than a week of protests against Shi'ite Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki by thousands of people from the minority Sunni community.
No group claimed responsibility for any of Monday's attacks, which targeted government officials, police patrols and members of both the Sunni and Shi'ite communities.
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More News On Today's Attacks In Iraq
23 Killed as Iraq Bombings Target Pilgrims -- Voice of America
Attacks kill 16 across Iraq as sectarian tensions grow -- CNN
Iraq cities hit by wave of deadly explosions -- BBC
Explosions across Iraq kill at least 22, wound 76 -- Global Post
Wave of Iraq attacks kills 23 -- AFP
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