Bid to stay in power includes Shahristani on stage, along with Abu Risha.
Descendents of slaves say they want more political rights.
The recent election in Iraqi Kurdistan ushered in a new era for the region’s media, posing fresh challenges for news organisations, the government and the parliament.
Kurdish opposition points to potential rapprochement with Baghdad.
As U.S troops entered Iraq in 2003, displaced families everywhere occupied abandoned government buildings and converted them into shelters.
Legal justice doesn't suffice for some family members of victims of al-Qaida's worst murders.
A technical look into the young draft law to reestablish Iraq's national oil company.
Iraq’s Deputy Prime Minister Barham Saleh is slated to become Iraqi Kurdistan’s next prime minister.
Instead of culminating in the grand finale that some had expected after a one-month extension, the first term of the Iraqi parliament in 2009 simply fizzled out.
The Iraqi prime minister and the American vice president, who now heads up the Iraq portfolio, swapped state visits, but little has changed for Iraqis.
