Scores Killed In Two Days Of Iraq Clashes -- Al Jazeera
More than 100 people killed in two days of violence after army raid on protester camp in Kirkuk in country's north.
More than 100 people have been killed in two days of violence across Iraq after a raid on a camp of mostly Sunni Muslim protesters on Tuesday ignited the fiercest clashes since US troops left.
On Wednesday, fighting broke out for a second day between government troops and protesters in the country's north, after the deaths of at least 56 people at a protest camp in Kirkuk province on Tuesday.
Troops stormed the camp where Sunni Muslims have protested for months against what they see as their marginalisation under the Shia-led government, a raid that prompted Sunni tribal leaders to call for revolt.
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AFRICA
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Embassy attack spreads Libyan instability to capital.
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Russia reopens trial of anti-Putin activist.
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