Iraq protests: Expressing anger through art

Protesters resort to old-fashioned methods to get message out as government cuts off internet in Iraq.

At least six killed in Baghdad and seven others in Basra while demonstrators block gates to Umm Qasr port in the south.

Ali al-Sistani holds security forces accountable for any violent escalation amid ongoing anti-government protests.

At least seven more protesters reportedly killed, lifting number of casualties since October towards 300.

Iraqi forces fire tear gas and rubber bullets, killing at least 21 as rallies erupt in Baghdad and southern cities.

There have been questions about al-Baghdadi’s grip on power and reports of dissent within the group’s leadership.

US military operation killed ISIL leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi when they targeted his compound in northwest Syria.

Al-Baghdadi had long been a target for the US and regional security forces trying to eliminate ISIL.

Al Jazeera spoke to some residents in Mosul, who say they are happy ISIL's former leader is now gone.

US President Donald Trump on Sunday confirmed the death of ISIL Chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi during a news conference at the White House, Al Jazeera fact-checked it.

Nationwide protests return with renewed anger, demanding ‘radical and real change’ from Iraq’s leaders.

Protesters are back on the streets of Iraq after a night of violent demonstrations against the government

Moscow says YPG forces withdraw from so-called 'safe zone' but Ankara says they'll verify the pullout by Kurdish forces.

Anti-government movement gathers momentum as protests against economic stagnation, political elite continue.

The death of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of the so called Islamic State group or Daesh, leaves a vacuum at the top of the terrorist organisation, and while the frequency of IS attacks on European soil has been decreasing recently,...

Iraq's president says the prime minister has agreed to stand down if right replacement is found.

President Barham Salih says early vote will take place once new election legislation has been passed.

A look at multiple factors that fuelled widespread anti-government sentiment in the country.

Migrants are increasingly arriving in Greece by river or sea after Athens put up a 10-kilometre fence on the Turkish border to stop the flow of migrants in 2012. Euronews correspondents Fay Doulgkeri and Bryan Carter travelled 800...

Relics recovered after having been looted by so-called Islamic State (IS) have gone on display in a new museum in Basra, housed in a palace once owned by former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein. During its occupation of most of Iraq, IS...

Iraqi Kurds celebrated Nowruz – the traditional Kurdish New Year – with a torchlit procession up the Akre mountain in Iraq's northern Kurdish region on Wednesday night. Thousands of people, many wearing traditional Kurdish clothes,...

These are the headlines you Need 2 Know for Thursday, Dec. 27, 2018.

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