Calm returns to Basra after week of violent protests
Security reinforcements sent from Baghdad have stabilised the city after weeks-long protests turned violent last week.
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Four arrested in Iraq over ballot box storage blaze
Three of the suspects are policemen and the fourth is an employee of the Independent High Elections Commission.
Iraq bans election commission members from travelling abroad
Citing ‘dangerous violations,’ authorities cancel ballots of overseas and displaced voters in last month’s election.
Iraq’s election commission annuls thousands of votes
Elections commission says a probe has been launched with ‘a view to holding violators accountable’.
Iraq election: Al-Abadi will have to negotiate his future
The incumbent prime minister did not win the majority he was expecting to in Iraq’s election, trailing behind Muqtada al-Sadr’s Sairoon Alliance and Hadi al-Amiri’s Fatah.
Published On 19 May 2018
Iraqi elections to test Saudi rapprochement
Iraqi politicians set themselves away from sectarian rhetoric in the run-up to country’s general elections in May.
Will 2018 be a year of change in Iraq?
In 2018 Iraq will have its first elections after the defeat of ISIL. How will that change the Iraqi political scene?
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Has ISIL been defeated in Iraq?
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi says the war against armed group is over in the country.
Published On 10 Dec 2017
Iraqi forces advance on last ISIL pocket
Fighters believed to be holding 10,000 civilians hostage in Euphrates Valley town of Rawa as they lose nearby villages.
Iraqi court rules secession attempt unconstitutional
Following Kurds’ referendum Supreme Federal Court says national charter calls for preservation of territorial integrity.
What’s next for Iraq’s Kurdish people?
Flush with victory after retaking Peshmerga-held areas, Iraqi PM could consider an Iranian model of Kurdish autonomy.
