Iraq Government
latest news & developmentsTravelling to Iraq – let the waters rise
Kevin Davie travels to Iraq, the revived marshland home of the enemies Saddam Hussein set out to destroy.
Iraqi security forces free hostages
Security forces in Iraq have freed hostages at a city council office and killed one suicide bomber, says an official.
Iraqis slam government over deadly wave of bombings
Iraqis condemned authorities on Sunday for failing to stop a wave of deadly unrest including attacks that killed dozens of people the day before.
Iraq hit by worst violence since 2008
The worst violence since 2008 hit Iraq in May, raising fears of sectarian strife as leaders meet for talks on disputes that have paralysed government.
Women in Iraq yet to regain their place
In the 1980s Iraqi women enjoyed more basic rights than other women in the region, but years of dictatorship has led to deterioration in their status.
Iraq investment concerns remain as trade fair ends
Iraq may have been trumpeted as the top destination for investment, but experts warn that myriad problems keep it from being a good choice for all.
US security firm runs into new trouble
Randel Parks pushed his hands into the pockets of his jeans and rocked back on the heels of his cowboy boots. ”I’ve been here 30 years,” he said, staring at the ground, ”and I’ve…
Analysts: US pull-out will hasten Iraq demise
The killing of one of his key Iraqi allies on the day he announced a troop pull-out from Iraq came as a stark reminder to United States President George Bush of just how…