As the recent social civil unrests in Baghdad, Barcelona, Hong Kong and Quito will attest, riots have not only become more frequent but the damage that they inflict have become much more considerable.
Clashes between police and protesters kill 11 people in Baghdad.
Iraq’s prime minister says that top security officials from Baghdad had met al-Assad.
Iraqi Prime Minister says the reopening of the fortified Green Zone is “irreversible.”
As the stultifying summer heat sends Iraqis in search of cool spots, restaurateur Ali Hussein provides sanctuary – even though it means hooking up to an expensive generator.
When Maher Abu Hissam started his Baghdad bookshop two decades ago he was selling up to 40 books a day.
Iraq’s Supreme Judicial Council issues arrest warrants for 20 people over a deadly blast.
A storage site housing half of Baghdad’s ballot boxes from Iraq’s parliamentary election last month caught fire on Sunday.
Austria’s capital Vienna once again defended its position as the city offering the best quality of life in the world, while Iraq’s capital Baghdad remains the worst in an annual survey from consulting firm Mercer.
Iraq’s PM calls for the elimination of jihadist “sleeper cells” after a twin suicide bombing killed at least 31.
Iraq’s armed forces holds a military parade in Baghdad to celebrate the victory over ISIS.
At least 800 civilians have been killed in strikes in Iraq and Syria by the US-led coalition fighting Islamic State since 2014.
