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A deadly twin suicide bombing has hit a market in Baghdad, killing at least 28, with the death toll expected to rise.
A twin suicide bombing has struck Baghdad, killing at least six and wounding dozens of others.
To avoid the US sanctions imposed on Iran, traders are crossing the border into neighbouring Iraq to sell their wares.
World leaders extended their congratulations to US President Joe Biden.
Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi claimed the move would give the country's election committee more time to be prepared to hold fair and transparent elections.
The explosion was reported by some outlets as US airstrikes on Iran-backed militants in Iraq, prompting US CENTCOM to quickly clear air on the matter.
Iraq’s health minister has announced that the country will approve the Oxford AstraZeneca and Sinopharm vaccines as the number of coronavirus cases continues to fall.
Mothers who come from countries that are on Trump's Muslim ban list are counting down the days until Joe Biden becomes president to see their children
An outbreak of bird flu has killed tens of thousands of hens in a rural province north of Baghdad.
Iraq has granted $20 billion worth of construction projects to a consortium of Chinese companies, according to local media reports.
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