At least 10 people are killed Wednesday after two car bombs exploded near government buildings in Kirkuk, Iraq.
Although violence is well below the height of sectarian slaughter in 2006-7, Sunni insurgents still carry out almost daily attacks to try to undermine the Shi'ite led government.
The bomb attack was part of a day that saw more than 30 people killed across the country -- in a string of bomb attacks in Baghdad and Northern Iraq.
Relations between Iraq's Shi'ite, Sunni and ethnic Kurdish communities have come under growing strain since the last American troops left in December 2011.
