Right hand to Electricity Minister, others, hit by roadside bomb in Fallujah.
Kurdistan oil sector under attack
Drones struck Tawke and Ain Sifni on Wednesday, marking three consecutive days of attacks on Kurdistan oil fields.
Security
American electricity adviser killed
Najaf’s displaced struggle to survive
In holy city, Iraqis require basic services after violence forces them from home.
Basra’s battered culture re-emerges
Iraq’s artistic centre tries to recover from militia rule.
Border conflicts test Kurdish tightrope act
American support seen as crucial to helping Iraqi Kurds resolve rebel conflicts with Turkey and Iran.
New violations at the Interior Ministry
Police implicated in gold robbery and killing, renewing fears state agency is involved in crimes.
Renewed violence spreads to oil sector
Iraqi oil industry targeted in violent attacks as oil development comes into focus.
Anbar police chief: we are ready for U.S. troop withdrawal
Niqash talks to Major General Tariq al-Asal on the future of security in what was once the hot spot of the insurgency in Iraq.
Baghdad nightlife revival
Many see going out as a simple act of defiance against the extremists.
Gay Iraqis face persecution
Hospitals in Baghdad are receiving a new type of victim these days: young men attacked for being gay.
State Dept. inspector releases Iraq oil report
Answers Dem. senators query of Bush admin. influence in Iraq oil deals.