If Donald Trump re-enters the White House after the 5 November elections, countries like Russia, China, Iran and North Korea will be delighted
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Four militants attacked a parade commemorating the start of the 1980-1988 Iran-Iraq war in the southwestern city of Ahvaz.
Mosul may no longer be a pillar of Iraq’s identity
Christmas for Iraq’s remaining Christian community means celebrating behind blast walls and barbed wire.
A series of car bombs in mainly Shi’ite areas of Baghdad has killed 60 people and wounded 140.
US policies have changed since it invaded Iraq and ousted Saddam Hussein a decade ago.
A wave of attacks targeting both Iraq’s security forces and civilians killed 35 people, in a second day of deadly violence.
A series of more than 25 attacks across Iraq have killed 56 people and wounded over 250 others with security forces and markets among the targets.
Although the West is pulling out its armies, the war is by no means over for the Arab world, a former adviser warns. Nick Hopkins reports.
American military doctors are reporting that the number of suicides in the US army rose by 80% after the US launched the war on Iraq.
President Barack Obama said on Friday the United States will fulfill its pledge to pull troops out of Iraq by the end of the year.
Former US secretary of state Colin Powell has asked why CIA failed to warn him over Iraqi defector who admitted fabricating Iraq bioweapons evidence.
Former UK PM Tony Blair promised he would back the US in taking action against Saddam Hussein almost a year before the 2003 invasion of Iraq.
Tony Blair said on Friday he was determined to do whatever it took to disarm Saddam Hussein despite legal concerns.
Washington on Sunday came under increasing pressure to investigate allegations in the leaked Iraq war documents published by WikiLeaks.
WikiLeaks released nearly 400 000 classified US files on the Iraq war on Friday, some detailing gruesome cases of prisoner abuse.
Nelson Mandela was so upset over UK invading Iraq that he called a government minister and "virtually breathed fire", the ex-minister has revealed.
The US military is experimenting with aromatherapy, acupuncture and other unorthodox methods to treat soldiers traumatised by combat experiences.
