City dwellers recall experiences of retreating US military with bitterness and, occasionally, admiration.
Residents pleased to see restoration of local court after putting up with years of so-called tribal justice.
On 27 February this year, President Barack Obama held one of the best speeches on Iraq delivered by a US senior official for a long time. Obama congratulated the Iraqis for having resisted the forces of partition, and while he noted the need for political reconciliation, he pretty much refrained from imposing his own interpretation […]
Four challengers to current KRG President Massoud Barzani add to the intense campaigning in Iraqi Kurdistan ahead of the July 25 vote.
New border crossing between Iraq and Iran doesn't quell the black market where smuggling is the only job to be found.
Despite minimum gender requirements in Parliament, the majority women population remain disenfranchised and sidelined.
The holy city of Najaf is seeing a developing unity between intellectuals and government officials.
Document up for vote July 25 during the Kurdistan Regional Government's parliament and presidential elections calls for Kirkuk.
Oil exports from northern fields doesn’t mean a deal on KRG oil contracts, even those exporting now, and a compromise is made more complex by gas deal.
Banished from Iraq and barred from its neighbors, Palestinian refugees languish along Syrian frontier.
