Drone Bombs Iran-linked Militia Base in Iraq, Killing at Least One
Security source says the aircraft targeted an ammunition depot belonging to the Shi'ite group
Iraq
Ruins of 4,300-year-old Babylon Named UNESCO World Heritage Site
Iraq's leadership celebrates vote on ancient city where dynasties have risen and fallen since the earliest days of settled human civilization
Iraqi Protesters Storm Bahraini Embassy, Take Down Flag Over Trump's Peace Plan
'We strongly reject normalizing relations with the Zionist occupiers and will never abandon our support of Palestinians,' demonstrator says
Iraq Will Not Take Sides Amid U.S.-Iran Tensions, Deputy Prime Minister Says
Popular clerics in the past have spoke against Baghdad getting involved in the dispute despite the fact that the country remains largely dependent on Iran for gas supplies
Rocket Hits Site of Foreign Oil Firms in Iraq's Basra, Three Hurt
ExxonMobil staff were evacuating an oil field in Basra just as the rocket hit the Burjesia site west of the city
Analysis Trump's Catch-22: Iraq's Dependence on Iranian Gas
The U.S. president gave Iraq a three-month exemption from Iran's sanctions to buy the Iranian gas that powers the country. But it's economic and energy crisis opens its doors to foreign meddling
Iraq's Racy Ramadan TV Series Shows Signs of a Reviving Entertainment Industry
The low-budget show has been censored for showing prostitution, drug use and human trafficking, but those behind the production hope it will help restore regional stability
Bodies of Nine Civilians Abducted and Killed by Islamic State Found in Iraq, Army Sources Say
Despite a declared victory over the terror group, militants continue to carry out targeted attacks and kidnappings on security forces and civilians in the area
Iraq Hands Over 188 Children of Suspected Islamic State Members to Turkey
A special report revealed in March that about 1,100 children of the terror group are caught in the Iraqi justice system
France Approves of Trials in Iraq for French Islamic State Fighters
French foreign minister says that adults detained in Iraq must be tried by the Iraqi justice system, as soon as it declares itself competent
Iraqi Clerics Warn Against Baghdad Embroilment Into Iran-U.S. Dispute
Iraq's populist Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr said that any political party that would involve Iraq in a U.S.-Iran war 'would be the enemy of the Iraqi people'
As U.S.-Iran Tension Simmers, Rocket Fired Near Iraq's U.S. Embassy
Two Baghdad-based diplomatic sources also said they heard the blast close to the Iraqi capital's fortified Green Zone which houses government buildings and foreign embassies
Wettest Winter in a Generation: Iraq Is Tested in Era of Climate Change
The rains have restored the freshwater marshes of southern Iraq, a region some scholars see as the biblical Garden of Eden transforming lands once parched for water into fields of grain and cereal
Fleeing Defeat in Syria, ISIS Fighters Destabilize Iraq
As their strongholds in Syria fall, the Islamic State is streaming into neighboring Iraq - and security forces can't stem the flow of fighters
In a Chaotic, Neglected Mosul, Iraqis Struggles to Recover From ISIS Rule
The regional governor denies allegations of fraud and says not enough money is coming to his office to fund rehabilitation
Trump Did Not Ask Permission to 'Watch Iran,' Iraqi President Says
Barham Salih tells U.S. president not to 'overburden Iraq with your own issues'
Pompeo Seeks to Reassure Kurds on Syria Pullout in Surprise Iraq Visit
'It's important that we do everything we can to ensure that those folks that fought with us are protected,' secretary of state says in Iraqi Kurdistan, amid Turkish threats
Pompeo Talks Iran With Iraqi Officials on Surprise Stop in Baghdad
The trip comes amid confusion over conflicting statements by Trump and senior U.S. officials about a planned troop withdrawal from Syria
Iraq Rail Service Back on Track After War With ISIS
The revival in July of the daily service, once a feature of an extensive rail network dating back to the Ottoman empire, is a vivid example of Iraq’s attempts to recover from decades of unrest.
More Than 200 Mass Grave Sites Containing Thousands of ISIS Victims Found in Iraq, UN Report Says
The smallest mass grave, found in Mosul, contains eight bodies while the biggest, the al-Khasfa sinkhole south of Mosul, is thought to contain roughly 4,000 bodies
