Thousands rallied across Iraq to mark the two-year anniversary of Iranian general Qassem Soleimani's killing in Baghdad and to demand a full withdrawal of US and foreign troops.

Tearful scenes in the Iraqi city of Erbil, as bodies of migrants who drowned trying to cross the English Channel are returned home.

The 3,500-year old clay tablet was looted from an Iraqi museum during the 1991 Gulf War.

Iraqis who returned home from Belarus say they were tricked by people smugglers who took advantage of their desperation.

The technology powering the android waiters was partly developed locally by young people from the University of Mosul.

Iraqi prime minister calls for ‘calm and restraint’ after escaping unhurt from a drone attack on his Baghdad residence.

Police said the ISIL attackers used several vehicles and semi-automatic guns in their attack.

Iraq’s independent election commission received more than 1,300 complaints following the elections lodged by Shia groups alleging vote fraud.

"We can't talk about Colin Powell without talking about his legacy as [US] secretary of state and the Iraq war of 2003”. Al Jazeera's @KamahlAJE spoke to former US Assistant Secretary of State P J Crowley about Powell’s legacy.

Tributes are being paid to America’s first Black Secretary of State Colin Powell, but in Iraq people say the impact of his role in the invasion of their country can still be felt today.

Former minister of foreign affairs Bill Graham joined Power & Politics Monday to discuss the death of Colin Powell and conversations he had with the former secretary of state in the lead up to the American invasion of Iraq in 2003: "I...

Chief Iraq election observer from the EU says low voter turnout ‘is a clear, political signal’ she hopes will be heard by politicians.

Iraqis celebrated in Baghdad's Tahrir Square after Shia cleric and Sadrist movement leader Muqtada al-Sadr appeared poised to win the national election.

The Shia Muslim cleric Moqtada al-Sadr has claimed victory in Iraq's election.

With intense political rivalry between Iraqi armed groups, a resurgence of ISIL and widespread skepticism towards the parliamentary election, securing it is a major task.

Early voting gets under way in Iraq as 25 million eligible voters due to take part in parliamentary elections.

The sale of stolen cultural heritage and archaeological objects is a thriving illicit business around the world. Many precious items disappear into private ownership.

Iraq became a home for many armed groups, including ISIL (ISIS), after the US-led invasion in 2003.

In a bid to become regional mediator and amid fears of ISIL resurgence, Baghdad hosts meeting with Saudi and Iranian officials attending.

Authorities say the deadly attack south of Kirkuk city took place just after midnight.

An emotional U.S. President Joe Biden spoke Thursday about his personal understanding of losing a U.S. service member. Twelve American troops were among dozens killed in bombings near Kabul's international airport.

Al Jazeera is at the Lithuania-Belarus border meeting migrants who have been turned into political pawns and left stranded.

Despite the COVID-19 risks, Karbala expects to host millions Shia Muslim visitors for the commemoration.

Protesters in Iraq seek justice - and answers - after an activist is shot dead on the streets of Karbala