BBC Arabic
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Mosaic
| Jan 3, 2013
Several Iraqi cities with a Sunni majority are protesting against Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's policies and are accusing him of marginalizing them. The Iraqi leader is warning of an imminent civil war, while the country witnesses a deep politi...
Associated Press
| Dec 27, 2012
Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf, architect of the US-led victory over Saddam Hussein's Iraq in the 1991 Gulf War, has died at the age of 78. The ailing George HW Bush was among those paying tribute to "Stormin' Norman."
Al Jazeera English
| Dec 26, 2012
Thousands of Iraqi demonstrators massed again in the city of Ramadi in Sunni-dominated province west of the capital. It was the third major protest in less than a week in Iraq's largest province of Anbar, once the heart of the deadly Sunni insurg...
Al Jazeera
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Mosaic
| Dec 11, 2012
Transparency International has just released its Corruption Perceptions Index, ranking Iraq among the most corrupt countries studied. Al Jazeera reports on how corruption negatively impacts every aspect of Iraqi life and how its reached the highes...
NewsX
| Dec 9, 2012
Gangnam rapper Psy said he's "deeply sorry" for his controversial anti-US rap at a 2004 protest against the presence of American and South Korea troops in Iraq, and the death of two South Korean teenagers struck by a US military vehicle in his cou...
Al Iraqiya
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Mosaic
| Nov 30, 2012
In Iraq, a number of schools in the Salah al-Din governorate participated in an event at Tikrit high school to choose a "friend of human rights." Six Iraqi schoolgirls were selected from a field of distinguished female students, and it's hoped t...
Associated Press
| Nov 29, 2012
A wave of bombings targeting Shia Muslims during their holiest month of the year killed at least 40 people in two Shia-dominated cities in southern Iraq Thursday. A car bomb exploded near the shrine of Imam Hussein in Karbala and a double bombing ...
Al Jazeera English
| Nov 29, 2012
Rising temperatures and dam projects are threatening to finish what Saddam Hussein started and wipe out the wetlands of southern Iraq, along with the ancient culture of the Marsh Arabs. The marshlands were partially restored after Saddam's fall, b...
— Oct 5, 2012 at 01:19 pm
...stance. Channels come and go depending on financial backing, while the sources of such patronage remain murky. Rumour often points to Saudi Arab...
— Apr 24, 2011 at 08:16 am
...sectarian violence. Saudi Arabia and Israel have warned that a too rapid withdrawal could open Iraq to greater Iranian influence. Muqtada al-Sad...