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Iraq’s Sadrist Movement leads growing boycott ahead of national vote
Iraq’s November 11 parliamentary vote is the sixth since the 2003 US-led invasion that toppled Saddam Hussein's regime
Iraq awards $764 million contract to develop Baghdad airport
Consortium led by Corporation America Airports wins bid to operate site
Iraq denies sentencing Syrian to death for praising President Al Shara
Authorities say verdict was for terrorism and glorifying former ISIS leader Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi
One killed in pipeline blast at oilfield in southern Iraq
Four more injured in blast at Zubair oilfield
PKK withdraws all forces from Turkey to advance peace process
Kurdish group says fighters being pulled back to Iraq amid disarmament
Iraq and Syria seize drugs in joint operation against smuggling networks
Baghdad says move is part of crackdown on trafficking and organised crime in region
US stresses need for urgency in disarming Iran-backed militias in Iraq
Presence of Tehran-aligned armed groups a sticking point in relations between Baghdad and Washington
Iraqi migrant dies of heart attack in Libyan detention
Smuggling networks operate in the country, promising young people an easy journey to Europe
US forces to stay at Iraq's Ain Al Asad base to fight ISIS
Transfer of tasks to local authorities 'proceeding smoothly', says Iraqi Prime Minister
Art therapy helps Iraqis heal from war, violence and trauma
Tarkib arts organisation in Baghdad offers people space to express their feelings
Iraq’s diplomatic reboot threatens credibility crisis abroad
The 93 nominations for ambassadorships were intended to revive the country's global representation after years of paralysis - then the names were revealed ...
Iraqi election candidate killed in car-bomb attack
No group has claimed responsibility for assassination of Sunni politician Safaa Al Mashhadani
Twenty years on: Iraq's constitution faces renewed calls for change
For many Iraqis, the legislation promises rights on paper but fails to address many vital issues
ExclusiveIraqi Kurds turn to risky Libya route to reach Europe
Baghdad's top diplomat in Libya says smugglers are 'adapting' to crackdowns elsewhere
Iraq signs Majoon oilfield development agreement with ExxonMobil
The US energy company was among the first western oil explorers allowed into Iraq in 2010 but decided to exit its primary investment last year
