Iraq

Iran taught me what love is. So if I die tomorrow, I have lived well

Iranians have a deep connection to their soil and to their country. This is something that bombs simply cannot shatter

What the Iran-Iraq war taught today’s Iranian leaders - and why that matters

Mediators push US-Iran ceasefire extension as deal hopes fade

No ceasefire for Iran’s Kurdish opposition parties in exile

How Israel and the US are losing the broader battle against Iran

Feras Abu Helal

'Pipe dream': Turkey's plan to redraw Middle East energy routes after Iran

Had Bush and Blair been punished for Iraq war crimes, Iran might have been spared

Peter Oborne

Trump's 'Apocalypse Now' is a busted flush. Iran has proved it and China knows it

David Hearst

'Islamic bomb': The secret Pakistani scheme to make Iran a nuclear power

Iraq cabinet approves increasing crude oil output capacity

ANALYSIS: Middle East oil producers benefit from Venezuela's economic woes

ANALYSIS: Turkey reconciles with Erbil to maximise military gains

Israel's inside man: How John Bolton sabotaged US foreign policy in Israel's favour

Richard Silverstein

Where the books weren’t burned: Baghdad’s ancient library

Sinjar's Yazidi forces gear up for threatened Turkish invasion

John Bolton’s war: A question of when, not if?

Bill Law

PKK announces withdrawal of 'guerrilla forces' from Iraq's Sinjar

Chemical attacks: How the nightmare of 1988 still haunts an Iraqi town

ANALYSIS: Hubris over Afrin victory could lead to mistakes

Islamic State group takes Damascus area after rebels pull out

For the British political elite, the invasion of Iraq never happened

Mark Curtis