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In-depth: Forces from up to 16 countries are present on the ground in Iraq, according to a new survey by The New Arab. Some are engaged in counter-insurgency operations
In-depth: It has long been known that Iraqi Shia militias are fighting alongside the Syrian regime, but recruitment drives for Iraqi Assad supporters have now even reached social media.
The Islamic State group has excavated at least 40 tunnels on the border between Iraq and Syria, according to a report prepared by the Iraqi Ministry of Defence.
Former Iraqi PM Malilki met with Shia militia leaders before creating a new political bloc with Iran's blessing, according to a leading member of the Dawa party.
Hakim al-Zamili, a leading Iraqi figure in the Sadrist Movement and head of the Security Committee, has called on Nouri al-Maliki to surrender himself to justice.
Saddam Hussein's right hand man has died in prison in southern Iraq, convicted of crimes against humanity.
Iraqi MP says 3,000 men are being trained in Iranian border town, while Iranian forces in Iraq are being drawn down in response to US pressure.
Exclusive: Photos show the Iranian-backed armed group patrolling Nukhayb, some 80km from the Saudi border.
Feature: Tens of thousands of Iraqis are being held in jails run by Iraqi intelligence and militias. Few know if they will ever see their day in court.
An Iraqi military source says that private security contractors are once again operating in Iraq, performing a variety of functions from providing security at key locations to training Iraqi forces.
Feature: New accounts suggests the US fabricated details of Saddam Hussein's capture, notably that he was hiding in a hole, to further humiliate him.
Regional developments, especially in Yemen, have forced some Gulf countries to suspend re-opening their embassies in Iraq.
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