At least two people have been killed and up to 80 injured in a stampede at a football stadium in the Iraqi city of Basra

Iraq has put together a team that hopes to take part in tournaments held by the International Blind Sports Federation.

Iraqi female indoor football players are among those who hope someday Iraq can host the World Cup.

The tensions between Iran and the US have affected countries across the region, none more so than Iraq.

Who will the Iraqis support in the world cup match between the US and Iran?

Al Jazeera meet an Iraqi music teacher who turned his weapon into a lute.

Iraq’s Al Anbar province was in ruins as a result of the ISL.

How performers are hoping to inspire others through their theatre festival.

Can Iraq's new Prime Minister handle the nation's largest financial crime ever?

Election breaks months-long political deadlock and came hours after rockets struck areas near Baghdad’s Green Zone.

Iraq is among the world’s largest oil producers, but that resource is not helping people on the ground.

After months of unrest, Iraq's new prime minister, Abdul Latif Rashid, is set to form a new government.

Some Iraqis are so desperate for an income that they risk their lives in dangerous working environments.

Demonstrators and security forces clash during rally remembering the uprising three years ago when at least 600 people w

Backers of Shia religious leader Muqtada al-Sadr have tried to march towards the Iraqi parliament.

Water scarcity in Iraq is forcing farmers to sell their land and move to the cities.

The streets of the Iraqi capital have been calm after weeks of often-violent protests.

Powerful Iraqi cleric Muqtada al-Sadr called on his loyalists in Baghdad's government zone to withdraw following violent clashes with security forces and paramilitary groups.

Supporters of Iraqi cleric Muqtada al-Sadr began leaving the area near parliament after al-Sadr told them to get out, following two days of deadly fights with rival Shia Muslim factions.

Supporters of populist leader Muqtada al-Sadr begin to withdraw from Baghdad’s Green Zone after calls to fully retreat.

Protesters respond to call by Shia leader Muqtada al-Sadr to leave Green Zone after clashes leave 30 people dead.

Clashes between protesters and authorities left 30 people dead and hundreds wounded.

Four people were killed in overnight clashes between rival Shia Muslim fighters in the southern Iraqi city of Basra.

An Iranian government official has 'categorically' denied that Tehran was involved in the assault on author Salman Rushdie.