Mosul
After years-long drought where Syria, Iraq were running out of water, dams are now full - analysis
Now, Syria is saying water levels have stabilized. Nevertheless, the flooding and the change in water flows show that the region is not on a one-way street to drought.
Economically boosting the KRG with resumed oil exports will benefit region - analysis
Mosul's historic churches rise again after IS destruction
Destroyed by ISIS, a historic minaret in Mosul rises again - analysis
Did Iraq’s prime minister gamble on sidelining war hero?
Bracketed by high-level trips to Saudi Arabia and Iran the Prime Minister of Iraq sought to remove one of the country’s most famous soldiers.
Who is targeting U.S. forces and foreign oil companies in Iraq?
Iran has said that it could cut off oil exports that go through the Straits of Hormuz amid US sanctions. The US has sought to bring Iranian oil exports to zero.
Iraqis remember ISIS massacres five years later
The shocking takeover of a large part of central and western Iraq by Islamic State in 2014 haunts people today across the country.
Ferry tragedy and corruption in Mosul affect all Iraq
Accusations that militias profited off island where ferry sank, calls for governor to resign and anger sweep important northern Iraq city two years after liberation from ISIS
Ferry capsize kills nearly 80 in Iraq's Mosul - medics
At least 79 people died when an overloaded ferry carrying families on an outing sank in the Tigris river in Mosul in northern Iraq.
After ISIS, Mosul finally values its Jewish heritage
Since ISIS attacked the diversity of the Iraqi community, diversity is now valued far more consciously, and this trend’s most surprising consequence is related to the Iraqi Jews.
Car bomb targets Mosul in Iraq
Restaurants have been targeted in the past.
Car bombing south of Mosul breaks post-ISIS calm
Mosul was liberated from Islamic State in July 2017 and has been free from major terrorist attacks in the last year.
In Mosul, young volunteers help bring city back to life
After living under ISIS's strict rule and then the war to retake the city, young women feel as though they have been liberated.
Sex scandals, boycotts and ISIS threats: Iraq prepares for elections
Almost 7,000 register to run in elections, one quarter of the candidates are women.
