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A Unesco-led initiative has restored the Shanasheel heritage houses and Al Ashar Canal in a place once known as the 'Venice of the East'
Supreme Judiciary Council blames official for using misleading wording in leaked internal document
Residents fear return to restrictions of Saddam Hussein era as prosecutors told to pursue those who challenge 'legitimacy' of political system
Heavy rain also forces Saudi film festival to cancel screenings
Iraq has increased joint operations with countries such as Syria and Lebanon
Prime Minister says surprise move against Iranian allies was announced 'in error'
Investigation blames 'outlaws' and recommends security upgrade after incident that caused power blackouts
Vast compound in Erbil underscores Washington’s enduring ties with Iraqi Kurds and its intent to maintain lasting presence there
Race for prime minister's position ongoing amid heated negotiations between political blocs
Iraqi fans celebrate into the night after team fights back to earn 2-1 win and seal place in Fifa's inter-confederation play-offs
Prime Minister Al Sudani's coalition wins most votes nationwide but falls short of majority needed to form next government
With no single party expected to win a majority, lengthy talks are expected between blocs
Parliamentary vote is country’s sixth since fall of Saddam Hussein in 2003
Security forces cast ballots, freeing them up to maintain order during polling day on Tuesday
Accord aims to tackle severe drought and boost regional co-operation
