IRAQ’S DISPLACED, FROM ANBAR TO KURDISTAN
JENNA KRAJESKI – Newyorker On Wednesday, as Iraqis lined up to vote in parliamentary elections—the first since the withdrawal of U.S....
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JENNA KRAJESKI – Newyorker On Wednesday, as Iraqis lined up to vote in parliamentary elections—the first since the withdrawal of U.S....
(Baghdad) – The Iraqi government is exacerbating a humanitarian crisis in Anbar Province by hindering residents from leaving areas where...
BY NED PARKER, AHMED RASHEED AND RAHEEM SALMAN Reuters The Sunni militants who seized the riverside town of Buhriz late...
niqash | Abdul-Khaleq Dosky | Dohuk To better protect their borders, authorities in Iraqi Kurdistan are digging a large trench...
An increasingly authoritarian leader, a return of sectarian violence, and a nation worried for its future. BY DEXTER FILKINS, Newyorker On...
The fact that political entities have not yielded anyone with an alternate vision reflects the nature of post-2003 Iraqi politics...
Ali Mamouri – AlMonitor Kadhem al-Haeri, a cleric who has close ties with the Islamic Dawa Party and the Iranian regime,...
Niqash | Mustafa Habib | Baghdad Campaigning for Iraq’s elections started last week. Almost immediately the nation’s streets were covered...
Victorian-era explorer Gertrude Bell contributed much to the making of what is now modern Iraq. And now Western popular culture...
Ali Mamouri – AlMonitor The Shiite seminary (hawza) in Najaf witnessed huge developments in its educational program in the mid-20th...
Kenneth M. Pollack Iran@SABAN A major event for Iran is barely a month away, though few in Washington seem to...
On the tenth anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq, Iraqis and U.S. military veterans came together to hold the...