Iran-backed Militia Says It Downed Surveillance Drone in Iraq
Popular Mobilization Forces intercepted a drone in Iraq's Diyala Province using anti-aircraft missiles, Al Manar reported
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Stampede Kills 31, Injures 100 During Shi'ite Ashoura Celebrations in Iraq
Panicked rush took place during symbolic run on famous mosque
Report: 21 Iraqi Militia Members Killed in Explosion in Iran-linked Arms Depot
It remains unclear who is behind the blast however reports have linked the incident to a series of recent attacks, some of which have been attributed to Israel
Head of Iran-backed Militia in Iraq Walks Back Accusation Against U.S. in Drone Strikes
Head of Popular Mobilization Forces says his deputy's statements - blaming the United States and Israel for a series of attacks on their bases - does not represent stance of the organization or Iraqi government
Iran-backed Militias: Israeli Drones Operating as Part of U.S. Fleet in Iraq
Deputy head of the militias known collectively as Popular Mobilization Forces says group has accurate information showing U.S. brought in four Israeli drones this year to work as part of the U.S. fleet in Iraq
Blasts in Iraqi Warehouse Used by Iran-backed Militia, Casualties Reported
A week after similar reports, suspected attack against Shi'ite group Popular Mobilization Forces hits airbase north of Baghdad
Blasts Reported in Iraqi Warehouse Used by Iran-backed Militia
No state or organization said to be behind attack near Baghdad
The Jew Who Helped Defeat Iraq’s pro-Nazi Regime
Yoav Byron Kattan, who passed away last week, founded a Zionist underground in Iraq and served as a judge in Israel
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
