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The work of Iraqi photographer Latif Al Ani is being exhibited in the UK for the first time, providing a portrait of Iraq as it has never been seen before.
Iraq has proposed an amendment to personal status law which could lower the marriage age to nine, prompting an outcry by campaigners regarding it a flagrant violation of women's rights.
The UN Security Council has agreed to set up an investigation team to collect evidence on atrocities committed by the Islamic State in Iraq on Thursday.
The Iraqi city of Basra saw 65,000 football-mad spectators enjoy a thrilling 90-minute spectacle featuring international legends and Iraq's own football stars in efforts to lift the country's FIFA ban.
“Baghdaddy” tells the true story of an Iraqi defector, code-named Curveball, whose claims about weapons of mass destruction became justification for the US-led invasion in 2003
Two Qatari hunters who endured a 16-month hostage ordeal in Iraq spoke on Sunday of their joy at being released, in the first public comments since the group were freed.
A group of veterinarians from the Four Paws International charity took the animals out of war-battered Mosul and finally managed to fly them out to Jordan from Iraq's Erbil.
The practice of female genital mutilation has fallen dramatically in northern Iraq, according to campaigners who were very encouraged on Monday, which marked International Day of Zero Tolerance for FGM.
A newly opened school in Jadaa displacement camp is trying to repair the damage done by IS, whose rule had a devastating impact on a generation of children.
Nimrud, founded in the 13th century BC, is one of the most famous archaeological sites in a country often described as the cradle of civilisation.