
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
The regional governor denies allegations of fraud and says not enough money is coming to his office to fund rehabilitation
Barham Salih tells U.S. president not to 'overburden Iraq with your own issues'
'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
The trip comes amid confusion over conflicting statements by Trump and senior U.S. officials about a planned troop withdrawal from Syria
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.
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
The White House accused Iran of not preventing attacks in recent days on the U.S. Consulate in Basra and the American Embassy compound in Baghdad
The secretary-general of the separatist group, Mustafa Mawludi, and his predecessor, Khalid Azizi, were wounded, Kurdish satellite news channel Rudaw reports
Iraq, meanwhile, is battling to curb illegal weapon sales while increasing regulation
Meanwhile, Washington's only interest is for the next Iraqi government to follow its sanctions policies – whatever the political price
Drought could be mitigated by irrigation but, critics say, Iraq’s political leaders are too consumed by infighting to pay attention to the needs of farmers
Death occurs during demonstration outside office of a paramilitary group in Basra
Region’s vast oil wealth is siphoned off by tribal leaders, foreign producers and a dysfunctional central government
The move comes largely as a surprise, as Shi'ite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr has been touting himself as a nationalist leader who opposes Tehran's influence on Baghdad
The Iranians may have been the ones who killed is father – it’s not clear – but he doesn’t like the Americans either and fought them after the 2003 invasion
Iraqi authorities have decided to moor the vessel permanently as a hotel and recreation facility for the southern port’s pilots, many of whom live in distant cities
Results come in a week after Iraqis voted in a nationwide election; the nationalist cleric's success is expected to come as a setback for Iran
Remembered for leading an insurgency against U.S. forces and inciting sectarian bloodshed against the Sunni population, al-Sadr has in recent years sought to recast himself as a populist
Results are expected within the next 48 hours
The vote is expected to be a referendum on Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi's tenure and his pledge to be more inclusive of Iraq's Sunni minority