Inside Iraq

Can Baghdad finally resolve the crisis in Sinjar?

Since the genocide of the Yazidis in 2014, Sinjar in northern Iraq has been the site of a fierce power struggle

Iraq celebrates as last US troops withdraw from country

Why does the US control Iraq's oil revenues?

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

Iraqi cleric Muqtada al-Sadr condemns attacks by pro-Iranian factions on Saudi Arabia

Iraq calls urgent security meeting after US and Saudi attacks

With US troops departing, Iraq looks beyond balancing Washington and Tehran

Iraq and Syria sign deal to rehabilitate Mediterranean pipeline, bypass Strait of Hormuz

Iraqi government orders probe over weapons smuggling to Hezbollah in Lebanon

Threats and arrests face Basra activists as they call for jobs, water and electricity

Iraq's prime minister orders Iran-allied militias to be reined in

US forces deny preparing to evacuate hundreds of contractors from Iraqi base

I put down my rifle and opened a botox clinic

Basra: Protests erupt over corruption, unemployment and power cuts

US to allow Iraq to import Iranian energy for three more months amid fears of unrest

Iraq fearful electricity failures could spark another long, hot summer of unrest

New Zealand calls time on non-combat mission in Iraq

Baghdad's Green Zone to open '24 hours every day' from Eid

Several dead in multiple blasts in Iraq's Kirkuk

Nechirvan Barzani elected president of Kurdish region of Iraq

Iran-backed groups call for calm after rocket fired into Baghdad Green Zone