Iraq War

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

Verdict is the first time a civilian contractor is being held responsible for the abuses at the notorious Iraqi prison

Iraq war anniversary: How the US media covers up war crimes

Hamid Dabashi

Abu Ghraib and the decades-long battle for justice

Iraq war pushed the country towards more crises than it can handle, experts say

Iraq war: I was tortured at Abu Ghraib. After 20 years, I'm still seeking justice

Salah Al-Ejaili

'It’s still a nightmare': Iraqi refugees in US refuse to lose sight of home

Iraq war: Twenty years on, the US has learned nothing

Marco Carnelos

Twenty years after 'shock and awe', Mosul residents still picking up the pieces

Ten days that changed Iraq - and me - forever

Flooding forces Mosul residents to flee war in rickety boats

IS suicide bombers attack US and Peshmerga base in northern Iraq

Islamic State mounts fierce resistance on new Mosul front

Hatra stands tall: Ancient Iraqi city survives life as IS base

US troops won't stay in Iraq after Islamic State is defeated, says PM

'We treat people, we don't judge them': US medics care for all in Mosul

Mosul to be fully liberated in May, says Iraqi commander

Iraqi forces retake ancient city of Hatra from IS

Qataris kidnapped in Iraq speak of joy at release

Qatari royals, Saudis among 26 hostages freed in Iraq after months-long ordeal

Iraqi forces treated for chemical exposure. US says

Invasion of Iraq, a war crime? Arguments against Blair must be heard

Richard Norton-Taylor