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Concerns have been raised over Hasankeyf in Turkey's mostly Kurdish southeast, a town that stood for 12,000 years before the Ilisu Dam erased its original history.
Iraq has found itself caught in a delicate balancing act between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
Iraq to face 'severe shortages' as river flows drop
A recent UN report found that water levels of the Tigris and Euphrates are decreasing at an "unprecedented rate".
Turkey to start power generation on controversial Tigris dam
The Ilisu dam, construction of which displaced thousands and submerged an ancient city, will start power generation next week.
The Iraq Report: Baghdad covers up abuses against protesters
Our latest round-up of events in Iraq focuses on the repression of activists as protesters find common cause.
Iraqi farmers fight to save cattle from drought
Huge losses of life and livelihood as Iraq's farmers battle to keep their livestock safe and hydrated.
Basra protester killed by police during unemployment rallies
One protester was killed and at least five others injured when Iraqi police violently dispersed demonstrations in the southern city of Basra on ...
Turkey seeks to reassure Iraqis over upstream Tigris dam
The level of the Tigris River has visibly dropped since the filling began on Friday, with Iraqis able to cross the river on foot in some places.
Turkey moves famed medieval tomb to avoid flooding risk
The tomb of Zeynel Bey is a 15th century memorial to one of the key figures in the Ak Koyunlu tribe who controlled much of eastern Anatolia and ...
COP22: From rhetoric to action
Comment: From 7-18 November, Morocco is hosting the COP22 United Nations Conference on Climate Change. Marking the occasion, this series ...
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