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

'An act against cowardly violence': The cellist of Baghdad

Iraq's largest oil refinery under threat from IS: US

Is Iraq gone forever?

Mustafa Salama

Iraqi PM offers amnesty to forces who fled Islamic State

Sunni leader: Politics driving sectarian divisions in Iraq

90,000 people flee Iraq's Anbar, as IS militants advance on Ramadi

Iraqi leader second to Saddam reportedly killed in military operation

Mezaliya, a Sunni village trapped between the frontlines

Iraq PM: Iran aid welcome but must respect sovereignty

IS seizes parts of Iraq's largest oil refinery

ANALYSIS: Retaking all of Iraq's Anbar out of reach for now

Islamic State battle to dominate US-Iraq White House talks