A picture taken late on November 3 shows the name of Khomeini Street in the central Iraqi city of Najaf covered with black paint and replaced with handwriting by the name "Revolution Street" in a symbolic move to change the street's name by anti-government protesters in the holy Shiite shrine city. - The street is named after the late founder the Islamic republic of Iran, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. Baghdad has close but complicated ties with its eastern neighbor Iran, with whom it fought a deadly war in the 1980s but which now has significant political and economic sway in Iraq. (AFP via Getty Images)