Iraq

Five years after the fall of Kabul, 'war on terror' ghosts have come home

From Bagram to Camp Bucca, the West's brutal carceral laboratories inadvertently forged the leaderships that would ultimately dismantle its imperial presence

Iran warns enemies to 'anticipate strategic surprises' as it shifts from a defensive stance

How a pragmatic axis could reshape the Middle East

Marco Carnelos

Turkey's cross party Kurdish peace coalition makes history with PKK clemency law

Inside Saudi Arabia

Saudi Aramco reports bumper profits as it bypasses Strait of Hormuz

Has the UAE's meteoric rise reached its limit?

Ahmed Mawlana

US-Saudi strikes test Iraq's balancing act between Riyadh and Tehran

Jack Letts appeals for repatriations from Iraq in 'out of the blue' phone call to parents

Why are Kurdish groups in Iraq being attacked amid the US-Iran flare-up?

Iraqi interior minister resigns after huge Baghdad bombing

What are the odds of putting Blair in the Hague for what he did to Iraq?

Ian Sinclair

The Chilcot inquiry must tell the truth about what the West has done to Iraq

Mairead Maguire

WATCH: Anger and tears as Iraqis give their verdicts on Tony Blair

How Blair sought to avoid responsibility at Chilcot

David Morrison

WATCH: Waiting for Chilcot - an Iraq Inquiry primer

Let's have a serious debate about Chilcot, and stop claiming Blair is a war criminal

John Rentoul

Blood and treasure: The costs of the Iraq war

Anger over security as Iraqis mourn 200 dead in Baghdad bombing

Families of British troops killed in Iraq to push for Blair trial

Derailing Chilcot: The red herring of post-war planning in Iraq

Ian Sinclair

World's largest cemetery receives '100 bodies a day' from fighting in Iraq