As the Arbaeen pilgrimage is about to start in Iraq, authorities fear demonstrators will take advantage of the religious observance to launch new protests.

Despite the continuation of protests in Iraq, Parliament has held its urgent special session to discuss ways to tackle the issues raised by demonstrators.

Protesters in Baghdad and across Iraq defy curfew as they hit the streets for fourth day rallying against corruption and unemployment.

Some Iraqi Journalists are forming a list that includes all officials who attack them to prepare the ground for legal action against them.

An integrity court in Kirkuk has issued an arrest warrant for Rakan Saeed al-Jabouri, the acting governor of Kirkuk, on financial corruption charges.

Iraq has received hundreds of Islamic State (ISIS) detainees from the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and is preparing to try them in Iraqi courts according to local laws.

The Iraqi Security Forces (ISF) are cooperating with local citizens near the Syrian-Iraqi border to locate and target remaining ISIS sleeper cells that might pose a threat to civilians.

Jordan is on a mission to rejuvenate trade with its neighbour, Iraq, as regional competitors scramble for footholds in the country. However, Jordanian officials have voiced their concerns about competitiveness within the export sector.

Basra residents, who have been protesting to demand services and jobs, are disappointed with the new government for not appointing any minister from Basra and call for the establishment of a Basra federal region.

Maqam forms the basis of traditional music in Iraq and other musical cultures in the region. Musicians in the country are attempting to preserve this art.

As Iraqi politicians attempt to unite the country by implementing the rule of law, tribal courts will allow tribes to resolve certain local disputes themselves.

Based loosely on a real incident involving the intense psychological dichotomy of a potential suicide bomber, the film “The Journey”...

It is perhaps the most unlikely of political alliances, even for a country where electoral rules encourage strange bedfellows. As...

The Jewish community in Iraq has a rich and long history in the country, however their numbers have dwindled over the years.

The University of Mosul's Central Library, burned and destroyed. January 31, 2017.

Islamic State (IS) militants in western Mosul are moving residents into booby-trapped buildings and drawing air strikes with sniper fire...