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Iraq launches first national census in nearly four decades
Security authorities have imposed a two-day curfew to enable the count to be carried out
Counting a nation: Iraq's first census in 37 years leads to hope and unease
Officials say the exercise will help build a roadmap for economic growth
Restored Al Nuri Mosque minaret brings hope to war-weary Mosul
Symbolic landmark was blown up by ISIS in 2017
Iraq PM Sudani visits Kurdish region for talks on oil and government formation
Natural resources and government formation process among issues on the table
Iraqi government greenlights compensation mechanism for oil produced in Kurdistan Region
The move could ease the long-running oil dispute between the governments of Iraq and the Kurdistan Region
Iraq’s Grand Ayatollah calls for corruption-free rule as PM marks two years in office
During meeting with UN representative, Shiite cleric condemns international community for failing to stop 'horrific aggression' by Israel in Gaza and Lebanon
Heavy rain in Iraq brings major cities to a standstill
Schools and offices were shut as severe flooding overwhelmed infrastructure across the country
The four-wheel drive to save Kurdish heritage
Loaded with cutting-edge equipment, a van criss-crosses Iraq's Kurdistan region to preserve historic treasures in a digital archive
Syria seizes Captagon intended for Iraq in rare narcotics raid
Pro-Iranian militias are interlinked with the booming trade
Iraq’s Parliament ends almost a year of political impasse by electing speaker
Session was held amid deep political rifts among Sunni parties
Iran in bind after Israel sticks to US-imposed strike limits, say diplomats
Weekend attack on Iran seen as a win-win for Israel and US, leaving Tehran with no good options
A story of missed opportunities five years on from mass protests in Iraq
The movement that once stirred hopes for change failed to break the grip of the political elite
Excavation reveals 4,000-year-old settlement in Iraq’s Kirkuk
Mudbrick structures and artefacts believed to date back to the 3rd and 2nd millennia BCE
Iraq’s Kurdistan Democratic Party emerges victorious in Kurdish region parliamentary elections
Turnout for long-delayed vote at 72 per cent, election commission says
Kurdish voters head to polls with cautious hope in parliamentary elections
Voters express desire for change and a better future