Inside Iraq

Prominent feminist activist Yanar Mohammed shot dead in Iraq

Organisation for Women's Freedom in Iraq calls campaigner's death a 'tremendous loss' for rights activists

US unveils sprawling consulate in Erbil as troops shift to Kurdistan region

Investigation ordered after Iraq appears to designate Hezbollah and Houthis terrorists

Muqtada al-Sadr urges boycott of 'corrupt' Iraqi elections as low turnout expected

Iraq can only disarm militias once US troops leave the country, PM says

Iraq resumes Kurdish oil exports to Turkey after two-year halt

Family hails release of Israeli-Russian researcher Elizabeth Tsurkov in Iraq

US troops begin withdrawal from key Iraqi bases

Iraqi parliament debates law restricting right to protest

Iraqi Shia leaders Sadr and Amiri announce post-election political alliance

Iraq's civilian death toll declines by almost 80 percent after defeat of Islamic State

Iraqi cleric Moqtada al-Sadr announces disarmament initiative

Blast kills at least 18 in Baghdad's Sadr City

Baghdad cafe bombing: At least five dead

'We have received nothing': Sinjar's only school pleads for help in post-IS Iraq

Iraq, 15 years later: The fixation on 2003 does a disservice to Iraq and its peoples

Fanar Haddad

Iraq, 15 years on: A toxic US legacy

Belen Fernandez

Iraq's Abadi inducts Iran-linked militias into security forces

Iraq adopts 2018 budget, slashing allocations for Kurds

Islamic State militants kill two policemen in attack on Iraq oil field

Allies promise Iraq aid but amounts fall short of Baghdad's appeal