Iraq War

9/11 at 25: Has the US learned anything from its 'war on terror'?

Imperial defeat abroad, surveillance at home and complicity in Israel's genocide have left a fading superpower none the wiser a quarter century on

Had Bush and Blair been punished for Iraq war crimes, Iran might have been spared

Peter Oborne

How Spain's memory of Iraq shaped Sanchez's response to war on Iran

Echoes of Iraq: Mainstream media ‘deja vu’ over framing of the war on Iran

Dick Cheney may be gone, but the wars he waged are forever

Mohamad Elmasry

US contractor held liable for torture, with jury awarding $42m to Abu Ghraib survivors

US has failed to compensate Iraqi victims of torture, says rights group

Six Days in Fallujah: Preview of video game sparks social media backlash

Iraq war anniversary: How the US media covers up war crimes

Hamid Dabashi

'We treat people, we don't judge them': US medics care for all in Mosul

Mosul to be fully liberated in May, says Iraqi commander

Iraqi forces retake ancient city of Hatra from IS

Qataris kidnapped in Iraq speak of joy at release

Qatari royals, Saudis among 26 hostages freed in Iraq after months-long ordeal

Iraqi forces treated for chemical exposure. US says

Invasion of Iraq, a war crime? Arguments against Blair must be heard

Richard Norton-Taylor

Iraqi forces making new push towards Old City in Mosul

Iraqis mark Palm Sunday near Mosul for first time in three years

Iraqi helicopter downed in fight to retake Mosul

Islamic State kills dozens in attack on Iraq's Tikrit

'The walls came apart around me': Mosul reels from horror air attacks