Worshippers converge on a vast square inside Baghdad’s Green Zone, home to government and diplomatic buildings.

In Iraq, representatives of influential leader Muqtada al-Sadr have urged his supporters to leave the parliament buildin

Al Jazeera’s Mahmoud Abdelwahed explains what Iraq's protest is about and what to expect next.

Iraq has not had a functioning government in nine months, no budget has been passed this year, and the signs of neglect

Hundreds of demonstrators stormed Iraq's parliament on Wednesday.

Supporters of Shia leader Muqtada al-Sadr occupy parliament to prevent the nomination of a new PM.

Iraq's Shia politician Muqtada al-Sadr is asking all Iraqis to join the protesters who are camped inside parliament.

Eight tourists have been killed after four missiles hit a resort area in northern Iraq.

Turkish FM Mevlut Cavusoglu says reports blaming Turkey for the attack were attempts by the PKK to hinder Ankara’s count

Newly leaked audio recordings have shifted the dispute in Iraq's government to social media.

The sky has turned orange in Baghdad as a sandstorm covered Iraq’s capital and surrounding areas.

The fight for equal rights goes on for one of Iraq’s smallest and most persecuted minority groups.

Frequent attacks in the Kurdish region of northern Iraq have destroyed livelihoods and forced hundreds of families to flee.

Despite years of war, invasion and the destruction of ancient archeological sites - visitors are returning to see the remaining cultural treasures.

It is a lifeline for the country, extending 1,400km (870 miles), flowing through Baghdad, where it is the main source of drinking water.

A group of young Iraqis is hoping the sound of music will give new life to the city of Mosul, by forming an orchestra.

As many as 12 missiles have been fired towards the US consulate in Iraq’s Erbil. A US official said there was no impact at the consulate, which is currently unoccupied. The Pentagon says the missiles were fired over the border from Iran.

Tourists are beginning to return to northern Iraq following the fight against ISIL (ISIS) and the coronavirus pandemic.

Transparency International's index says bribes, kickbacks and fraud are prevalent.

Russia hit more than two dozen Ukrainian cities as it launched its attack, and cities could be key to its stated objective — to demilitarize Ukraine.

ISIL's leader is thought to have detonated a bomb during a US military raid, killing himself and members of his family.

The speaker selection process was disrupted as competing political blocs claimed to hold a parliamentary majority.

Modern printing techniques, more profitable methods and a lack of state support have led to many abandoning the traditional craft. But one man has continued with his art.

The United States will continue to provide assistance, advice and training to Iraqi forces, Iraqi and US officials say.