Archive -Daily News

Iraq News

Iraq News: 2018July28Saturday

War for Water? Syria, Iraq and Turkey Will Next Fight for Rivers, Report Says

So rich but so poor: Protests erupt in Iraq's oil-rich south

Iraq cleric Sistani urges government action on corruption amid further protests

US to begin reconstruction in Iraq for religious minority communities

Iraq confident of signing former England boss Eriksson

UNICEF Iraq Monthly Humanitarian Situation Report, June 2018

Nineveh, once Iraq's breadbasket, is becoming a dust bowl. Farmers, who came home after Islamic State fled, say they ...

US Coalition Admits to Killing More Civilians in Iraq and Syria, but Activists Say Numbers Still Don't Add Up

WATCH: Lunar eclipse live from Iraq

Iraq close to a deal?

Iraq Politics : 2018July28Saturday

Ernst says US must stay in Iraq 'for a long time'

Social unrest may turn to political turmoil in Iraq

Iraq's top Shia cleric Sistani turns heat up on protest movement

Iraq takes first step towards ending political deadlock

Authoritarian Nostalgia Among Iraqi Youth: Roots and Repercussions

PETER OBORNE: Have we learnt nothing from the senseless Iraq War?

Iraq's national elections bode poorly for their future — and the United States

Why are Iraqis protesting?

Protests are mounting in Iraq. Why?

Iraq close to a deal?

Iraq Economy : 2018July28Saturday

Iraq: Economic protests continue in Baghdad, south

Iraq economy to see growth as stability returns to country

Soaring unemployment fuels protests in southern Iraq

Instability in Iran and Iraq threatens Kuwait's deep interests

Southern Iraq rages over dire living conditions

Soaring unemployment fuels south Iraq protests

Mass Iraq protests are opportunity for US to confront Iran in Baghdad

After ISIS, Iraq's biggest threat is lack of utilities

Instead of Crafting a Strategy on Iran, Trump Plays With the Lion's Tail

Unnecessary Republican wars destroying our economy

Iraq Business: 2018July28Saturday

Soaring unemployment fuels protests in southern Iraq

Agent who trafficked 39 Indians to Iraq still doing business: Swaraj

The story behind the first female-owned, "women's-only" plant nursery in Jalawla, Iraq

Special Report: How Iraq's agricultural heartland is dying of thirst

Iran says 10 Revolutionary Guards were just killed by Kurdish militants near the Iraqi border

Islamic State makes comeback in Iraq with switch to guerrilla tactics

Rights group calls on Iraq to declare detention centers

Bryant appoints Michel director of the MEMA

Iraq's top cleric Sistani calls for new government as soon as possible

Canada offers to lead new NATO operation in Iraq

Iraq Industry: 2018July28Saturday

Iraq protests threaten to 'paralyze' oil industry in Basra

Soaring unemployment fuels protests in southern Iraq

Texas set to pass Iraq, Iran as world's third-largest oil producer

Texas to pass Iraq and Iran as world's No. 3 oil powerhouse

Soaring unemployment fuels south Iraq protests

Iraq Orders Internet Blackout To Quell Protests

Self-driving car testing bill may get Senate vote

Tony Heller: Every American's right to question authority

Unrest In Southern Iraq Continues As Government Cuts Internet

More turmoil in Iraq as deadly protests ravage oil-rich south

Iraq Technology: 2018July28Saturday

Iraq puts oil company plans on hold

Ex-Obama Officials Shill, and Bill, for Big Tech's Pentagon Deals

Targeting the future of the DoD's controversial Project Maven initiative

Stock market ends lower after disappointing results from Twitter, bellwethers

Army Chief: US Military Can't Afford to Lose Future Arms Race

AIIA's CEO resigns

Scientists identify mystery liquid in Egyptian sarcophagus

Self-driving car testing bill may get Senate vote

Technologies of Torture, War And Hoaxes Gone Amok

The Incredibles movies have a weird relationship with technology