LGBTQ Iraqis Fear Dark Days Ahead After Anti-Gay Law
LGBTQ Iraqis fear dark days ahead after the country's parliament passed an anti-LGBTQ bill that criminalizes same-sex relations, carrying sentences ...
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Amnesty Urges Iraq to Account for 643 Missing Boys and Men
Amnesty International urged Iraq to reveal the whereabouts of 643 Sunni Muslim boys and men abducted five years ago by ...
Anti-US Chants as Iraqis Mourn Commanders Killed A Year Ago
Thousands of Iraqi mourners chanted "revenge" and "no to America" on Sunday, one year after a US drone strike killed ...
Iraqi Kurds Look on as Israel Befriends Old Arab Foes
Decades ago, Iraq's Kurds and Israel shared a common enemy and what felt like being targeted in parallel persecutions.
A Year After Unprecedented Iraq Protests, What Has Changed?
A year after Iraq's protest, with a new government in place and nearly 600 protesters killed, almost nothing has changed.
Yezidi Children Freed From Is Haunted by Health Crisis: Amnesty
Nearly 2,000 Yezidi children freed from the grips of the Islamic State group in recent years are still trapped by ...
Not Accepted: The Tale of an Iraqi Human Rights Activist in Turkey
Sami lived through the war in Iraq as a teenager before fleeing to Turkey. He now works with human rights ...
America’s Foreign Policy Goulash, Missing Ingredients, and Today’s Dilemma
The United States has a permanent tilt toward war and away from diplomacy and peace.
NATO to Review Iraq Mission After Parliament Votes to Expel US Forces
Iran has not, of yet, responded militarily to the killing of its general, it announced Sunday that it will no ...
Iraq’s Misguided Response to Soleimani’s Elimination
After nearly two decades of foreign military, paramilitary, and political contests on their soil, Iraqis’ outrage toward the US for ...
Trump’s Act of War Opens New Chapter of Turbulence for America Abroad
With the killing of Iranian General Soleimani, Trump has opened a new chapter of turbulence and pain for America abroad. ...
Spy Agency Leaks Show ‘Vast’ Iranian Influence in Iraq
Iraq has close but complicated ties with both Iran, its large eastern neighbor, and the United States, which opposes Tehran's ...
Iraq Demonstrations Flare as Baghdad Faces Renewed Pressure
Anti-government rallies intensify in Iraq's capital and south Wednesday amidst pressure on Baghdad from both the streets and the United ...
Iraq May Be Central to China’s Economic Aspirations in Middle East
Beijing’s economic expansion in the Middle East may force Baghdad to look for a new balance in its relations with ...
Iraqis Arrested For Backing Protests On Facebook
Iraqi security forces in a western province unaffected by anti-government protests are detaining people for posting messages of solidarity with ...
Eight Dead in Renewed Iraq Protests as Thousands Hit the Streets
Eight demonstrators died in renewed rallies across Iraq's capital and the south on Friday, with the first reported use of ...
Without Reforms, Unrest in Iraq Will Reignite, Experts Say
Amid public rejection of politicians and a failure so far to heed calls for reform, the threat of further unrest ...
Iraq to Join China’s Belt and Road Project
Beijing is Baghdad's biggest trade partner, while Iraq is China's second biggest oil supplier.
EU Provides Iraq With EUR 2Mln to Improve Camps for Internally Displaced
The EU has provided an EUR 2 million to the International Organization for Migration in Iraq to make infrastructure improvements ...
Famine on The Rise in Near East And North Africa: UN Food Agency
Countries most affected include Iraq, Libya, Sudan, Syria and Yemen, whose ongoing four-year war has killed tens of thousands of ...
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