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The ambassador of Iraq and his wife are in hot water after posing for a picture with Lebanese superstar singer Ragheb Alama.
Iraq's political sphere is waiting with bated breath for the influential Shia cleric to announce whether or not his party will take part in the next round of talks meant to end the country’s political stalemate.
The Shia cleric and key political player visited Saudi Arabia on Wednesday, where he discussed Iraq's political impasse with some of the Gulf kingdom's most senior leaders.
Followers of Iraqi Shia cleric Muqtada Al-Sadr chanted: 'Yes! Yes Muqtada!' as prayers began in Baghdad's high-security Green Zone on Friday under a blazing sun.
Iraq's caretaker PM held a meeting with senior political figures in an effort to resolve the country's month-long political crisis. However, the party of Muqtada al-Sadr did not attend.
Humza Yousaf, the former First Minister of Scotland, spoke to °®Âþµº about Gaza support, being Scotland's first Muslim leader, and tackling the far-right.
Iraq has been experiencing an ongoing water crisis for years and has largely placed the blame on its neighbour Iran for aggravating its water conditions and supply.
Ordinary Iraqis are increasingly frustrated because the caretaker government is struggling to provide basic services in the face of a political deadlock between Shia parties
Supporters of Iraq's Coordination Framework said they would hold an 'indefinite sit-in' to counter protests held by the Sadrists and push for the swift formation of a new government after months of political deadlock.
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Syrian Kurdish authorities have transferred 620 Iraqi relatives of Islamic State fighters from the notorious Al-Hol camp to Iraq