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Three powerful militias join fight in retaliation for missile strike on bases in Jurf Al Sakhar, south of Baghdad
Iraq charges 17 over work or study visas that 'transform into recruitment contracts'
Defence Ministry says several civilians also died in incident west of Baghdad
Transport Ministry denied any security warnings leading to the closure
Agreement between Chevron and Basrah Oil Company signed at Baghdad ceremony overseen by Iraq's Prime Minister Al Sudani and US envoy Barrack
US has warned against his return while rival factions intensify opposition
The price of crude is down – meaning there’s not enough revenue to support a sprawling public sector. Can the next government (and the wait goes on) find the political courage to cut it down to size?
Washington opposes move by parliamentary alliance to nominate Nouri Al Maliki as prime minister
Lukoil declared force majeure at the field in November after being hit by US sanctions
Minors will be placed in rehabilitation centres and referred to Iraq's Juvenile Investigation Court
Nationalities of the more than 5,000 detainees transferred so far obtained by The National
Baghdad hires interim operators for site with about 14 billion barrels in reserves
Several Arab and Muslim leaders urged White House to accept Tehran's request for change of location
Mohammed Shia Al Sudani holds talks with rival parties in Kurdistan region who have each put forward a candidate
At least 7,000 are expected to be moved from camps, Baghdad court says
