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

Islamic State victims suffer as evidence of Iraq chemical attacks grows

Mosul: Iraqi forces have tortured and killed villagers, say rights groups

Islamic State accused of using chemical weapons in northern Iraq

British special forces in Iraq presented with a 'kill or capture' list of UK nationals

Iraqi Peshmerga storm IS-held town of Bashiqa

Iraq peshmerga attack Islamic State town as army battles in Mosul

Hundreds forced out of Iraq's Kirkuk after IS attack: Amnesty

Iraqi forces launch fresh Mosul assault as more civilians flee

Suicide bombings in cities north of Baghdad kill at least 25: Officials

Bomb blast in Iraq kills 18 civilians trying to flee Islamic State

Iraqi forces near IS ‘execution’ site in push on Mosul; al-Baghdadi vows no retreat

Iraqi forces reach Mosul city limits as campaign enters third week