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Iraq reinstates Cardinal Sako as head of Chaldean Catholic Church
Official was stripped of title last year after dispute with MP who also heads militia
'Terrible consequences' forecast over closure of Iraq's IDP camps
Move stipulates about 150,000 people must leave all camps by July 30
Iraq’s Kurdistan Democratic Party says it will take part in elections
The KDP has reversed its decision to boycott the vote in protest over rulings by Iraq’s top court
SPECIAL REPORTHow the rise and fall of ISIS changed Iraq forever
War on terrorist group between 2013 and 2017 killed about 60,000 Iraqis, displaced more than a million and caused $100 billion in damage
Iraq inaugurates gas capture project in latest efforts reach energy self-sufficiency
Despite being Opec’s second-biggest producer, Iraq is dependent on Iran for about a third of its electricity needs
SPECIAL REPORTDisplaced Yazidis brace for uncertain future as Iraq shuts down camps in Kurdistan
About 150,000 people have to leave by July 30 when the government will halt all aid
SPECIAL REPORTRemembering the day ISIS seized Mosul 10 years ago
Security in Iraq deteriorated throughout 2013 and early 2014, but one of Iraq's largest cities seemed to fall to ISIS overnight
Militants attack US and UK-affiliated businesses in Baghdad
Two stun grenades exploded at the American company Caterpillar's branch and the British Cambridge Institute in the Iraqi capital
Iraq welcomes first batch of wounded Palestinians for treatment
Twenty-seven patients with injuries or chronic diseases were flown to Baghdad from Egypt
Iraq's latest oil bid round will draw China closer, analysts say
Baghdad awarded 13 oil and gas projects on Monday, with 10 of them going to Chinese companies
ISIS attack on Iraqi army post kills officer and four soldiers
Security forces say they repelled the attack but suffered several casualties in the process
Jordan and Iraq in talks to restart oil exports to kingdom
Latest halt to the flows came after Amman helped US thwart Iranian attack on Israel
Chinese companies emerge big winners in Iraq's latest energy bidding round
Twenty-nine oil and gas projects are up for grabs in energy bidding rounds that started on Saturday in Baghdad
Postcard from Baghdad: The wedding venue that's become a heritage battleground
The 12th-century Abbasid Palace has a new function - but not everybody thinks it's a good match
Fighting at Lebanon-Israel front intensifies ahead of Rafah offensive
'Everything in due time,' says Hezbollah representative on escalating the conflict with Israel
