Iraq

'Swinging into action:' The Saudi Arabian pipeline designed to bypass Hormuz

Saudi Arabia is pumping oil to the Red Sea, but this new route will not address fuel shortages and puts the Houthis back in play

UK says drone attack on Cyprus base was not launched from Iran

How Iran war may accelerate the fall of US empire

Soumaya Ghannoushi

Israel's war of regional supremacy will not end with Iran

David Hearst

Prominent feminist activist Yanar Mohammed shot dead in Iraq

European gas prices soar as Iran strikes close Saudi and Qatari oil and LNG sites

Israeli society is intoxicated by war and the dream of expansion. It cannot last

Abed Abou Shhadeh

Obituary: Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader and dominant political figure

With Khamenei's killing, US-Iran relations have crossed a threshold. What next?

Elijah J Magnier

Two Turkish soldiers killed in operations in northern Iraq

How taking souvenirs from Iraq's looted heritage landscape can land tourists a death sentence

Iraq's parliament votes to criminalise all forms of normalisation with Israel

Gay Iraqis fear attacks after cleric claims Monkeypox linked to homosexuality

'Sabaya' documentary about rescuing Yazidis from IS accused of being a hoax

Islamic State-linked operative plotted to kill George W Bush in US

Iraq political crisis

Iraq's political stalemate raising chances of Shia on Shia clashes

George Bush’s admission of his crimes in Iraq was no ‘gaffe’

Jonathan Cook

In pictures: Tourists trickle back to Iraq after decades of war

Iraq: Protesters force PM to leave funeral of national poet Muzaffar al-Nawab

Iraq sandstorms: The dual threat of climate change and bad governance

Ibrahim al-Marashi

George Bush calls Iraq invasion 'wholly unjustified and brutal' in blunder