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The Iraqi government has delayed the publication of an investigation into last week's killings in Farhatiya, where at least eight people were killed by suspected members of a pro-Iran militia.
An investigation has been launched into the death of Park Il-ho, the director of Daewoo who was working on the construction of Al Faw port in Iraq
The legacy of Tehran's weaponised sectarianism in Iran-Iraq war
Comment: Sectarianism is seen as the tragic norm in today's Middle Eastern conflicts, but its roots were put down 40 years ago during the Iran-Iraq war, writes Talha Abdulrazaq
Pilgrims flood Iraq's Karbala for Arbaeen despite virus fears
Arbaeen marks the end of the 40-day mourning period for the seventh century killing of Imam Hussein, Prophet Mohammed's grandson, by followers ...
Iraqi father faces militia as he seeks missing son
Jasb’s father has been searching for justice that has run repeatedly against one major obstacle: the increasing helplessness of Iraq’s ...
Hundreds protest in Iraq after attacks on activists
Hundreds of protesters have blocked roads and bridges in the southern Iraqi city of Nasiriyah after one activist was kidnapped and another injured by unknown militias.
Iraq launches 'air and land' bridge to help Sudan
Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi has ordered for humanitarian aid to be delivered to Sudan.
Basra killings expose Iraq's deadly web of corruption
An alleged cover-up of the killing of local activists in Basra reveals how a corrupt political network in southern Iraq is ready to do ...
Iraqi mob torches TV station for over 'festive' show
A mob stormed and set fire to an Iraqi television station Monday over its airing of a 'festive' programme on a religious day of mourning.
The Iraq Report: Anti-corruption activists assassinated with impunity
A series of prominent figures, from academics to social media influencers and political activists, are once again being targeted for ...
TNA Voice Podcast: News Digest: Iraq's Reign of Terror
Our podcast bringing you compelling stories from the Middle East, North Africa, Asia and beyond.
Shia mourning rituals ring with Iraq's demands for justice
The tradition of mixing pilgrimage with protests far predates the Iraq's 2019 protest movement.
Comment: Reham Yacoub's assassination is evidence of an increasingly restricted space for free speech and protest in Iraq, write Taif Alkhudary ...
Iraq launches operation against militias following Basra killings
Iraqi security forces have launched a new operation in Basra against secretive militias responsible for recent killings of ...
Irate, protesters in Iraq's south torch parliament offices
Protesters had gathered to demand the resignation of Basra governor Asad al-Eidani after two activists were gunned down in the city in ...
Shia pilgrims gather for mourning month in Iraq
Pilgrims in Iraq attend a shrine during the holy month despite coronavirus fears.
Iraqi female activist shot dead in Basra
Prominent female activist Reham Yacoub was gunned down by unidentified militants.
The Iraq Report: Diplomatic spat with Turkey intensifies
While Iraqi authorities continue to criticise Turkish military operations, their protestations of sovereignty have fallen on deaf ears.
Angry protests in Basra after activist killed by militiamen
Iraqis in Basra have reacted furiously to the killing of an anti-corruption activist by suspected militia members, amid a lack of ...
US says Iran forces board ship in international waters
The Iranian navy boarded and briefly seized a Liberian-flagged oil tanker near the strategic Strait of Hormuz, a US military official said ...
Beirut blast raises fears in Iraq of weapons stockpiles
In Iraq, where weapons are stored in urban centres and unexploded bombs litter border areas, fears of a catastrophe are acute.
US military investigating claim of Iraq-Kuwait border blast
An alleged blast that rocked the Iraq-Kuwait border is being investigated by the US military.
The Iraq Report: Beirut blast sends political shockwaves
The tragedy in Beirut has reignited calls by Iraqis for militant factions and groups linked to the government to remove their weapons stockpiles ...
Review: Once Upon a Time in Iraq
Once Upon a Time in Iraq is a gripping but fragmented portrayal of a nation torn apart by war.
Migrant workers in Iraq are stranded without wages by their employers, leaving them at risk.
Jordan has been applauded for its handling of the coronavirus crisis.
Iraq's new government has been completed, authorities confirmed on Saturday.
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