Iraq

Iraq arrests 47 officials in anti-corruption crackdown

Security services enter the fortified Green Zone in Baghdad as the new prime minister steps up action to tackle the problem

How the war on Iran will redefine the Middle East order

Ahmed Mawlana

Iran team blames US for 'disastrous' restrictions at World Cup

Iraq returns to the World Cup after 40 years as fans unite from Basra to Boston

Israel's genocide in Gaza

Palestinian elites have been collaborating against the resistance for a century

Joseph Massad

World Cup 2026: Five players from the Middle East to watch out for

As World Cup host, the US is sportsmaxxing through war and genocide

Abdullah Al-Arian

Tony Blair's latest intervention reveals a man who learned nothing from Iraq

Barry Malone

How a regional defence pact could deal the final blow to Israel's violent expansionism

David Hearst

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

Iraq, 15 years on: A toxic US legacy

Belen Fernandez

Iraqi asylum seeker guilty of London Tube bombing