Arab unrest: Iraq's struggle a warning for protesters
Hundreds of people are said to have been detained for taking part in Baghdad demonstrations In January, when the flames of revolt were starting to spread through the Arab world, Iraqi leaders rather smugly assumed they would be immune, but they were wrong. "It can't happen here - we've got democracy already," said one. A month later there were serious disturbances in Baghdad and many other cities
Protesters killed in Iraqi 'day of rage'
The BBC's Jonathan Head in Baghdad says there is anger across Iraq At least nine people have been killed in anti-government protests in Iraq as thousands take to the streets in cities across the country for a "day of rage". Baghdad has been virtually locked down, with the authorities banning traffic in the city centre and deploying several thousand soldiers on the streets. Still, several hundred p
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The Middle East in Revolt - TIME
