Iraq

Iraq's first census in decades hailed as 'huge step forward'

While there have been tensions in Kirkuk, Iraq's first full census since 1987 is being seen as a source of pride

US contractor held liable for torture, with jury awarding $42m to Abu Ghraib survivors

Israel's foreign minister calls for ties with Kurds and other minorities in Middle East

US Elections 2024

How is the Middle East reacting to Donald Trump's victory?

Iran-Israel tensions

How Israel's wars and Trump comeback are changing Iran's national security doctrine

Seyed Hossein Mousavian

Inside Saudi Arabia

MBC's news chief quits after Saudi channel calls Sinwar and Nasrallah 'terrorists'

David Lammy accused of 'blatant contempt' for Palestinians over genocide comments

Call of Duty: Kuwait bans new Black Ops 6 game featuring Saddam Hussein

Iraq: Officials vow action as Baghdad ranked among most polluted cities on Earth

Ten days that changed Iraq - and me - forever

Why Iraqis are still searching for a 'homeland' 20 years after US invasion

Alaa Tartir

Iraq invasion: The unforgettable legacy of Tony Blair

Iraq war: How US campuses became militarised and forgot the war on terror

Nazia Kazi

Iraq war: 20 years later and no lessons learned by war's proponents, experts say

Knight Ridder: How a small team of US journalists got it right on Iraq

British Army gave top honour to soldier who 'karate chopped and kicked' Iraqi detainees

Iraq war: When Baghdad fell, the country's treasures were lost

US Senate advances bill to repeal Iraq, Gulf war authorisations

Iraq war: The US destroyed a country. Corrupt Iraqi elites did not build one

Harith Hasan

Iraq seizes three million Captagon pills on Syria border

Iraq's 'authoritarian' alcohol ban a boost to black market and blow to minorities