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Iraq's prime minister designate has told representatives of the protest movement that has rocked Baghdad and the mainly Shiite south since October that they could have a say in the nomination of up to five members of his cabinet

Iraq PM-designate Meets Anti-government Protesters

Iraq PM-designate meets anti-government protesters

Iraq Says OPEC Weighing Output Cut Over Virus Outbreak

Iraq is OPEC's second-biggest oil producer

Iraq says OPEC weighing output cut over virus outbreak

EU Top Diplomat Holds Talks In Iran To De-escalate Tensions

Top EU diplomat Josep Borrell's visit to Iran began with a meeting with Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif

EU top diplomat holds talks in Iran to de-escalate tensions

Anti-government protesters cut off a road with flaming tyres during a demonstration against Iraq's prime minister-designate Mohammad Allawi in the shrine city of Najaf, south of the capital

Iraq Protest Camps Splinter Over Cleric's Backing Of New PM

Iraq protest camps splinter over cleric's backing of new PM

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Iraq's divided political class faces mounting pressure from the street to come up with a compromise candidate to replace the unpopular caretaker prime minister

Stalemate Over Iraq PM Pick As Deadline Looms

Stalemate over Iraq PM pick as deadline looms

Iraqi protesters, who first took to the streets on October 1, have been demanding snap elections and an independent figure to replace caretaker premier Adel Abdel Mahdi

Top Iraq Cleric Urges Elections 'As Soon As Possible'

Top Iraq cleric urges elections 'as soon as possible'

A Patriot anti-missile battery on display during a Nato-led exercise in Norway in 2018

US Awaits Iraq's Okay To Deploy Patriots To Protect Troops

US awaits Iraq's okay to deploy Patriots to protect troops

US-led operations against the Islamic Strate group have been on hold after Iran carried out retaliatory missile strikes against Iraqi bases housing coalition troops

Iran Crisis: House Repeals Measure That Authorized Iraq War, Curtails President's Authority On Military Action

The measure was adopted in 2002 and was used to justify the drone strike that killed Iraqi Gen. Qassem Soleimani.

This file photo taken in 2017 shows international coalition forces and Iraqi soldiers installing a floating bridge at the Taji camp, north of Baghdad, during a training session

Iraq Resumes Joint Ops With US-led Coalition

Iraq resumes joint ops with US-led coalition

US Marshals Arrest Accused Sex Offender In Oklahoma Following Fake Death

The U.S. Marshals Service finally arrested accused sex offender and military veteran Jacob Blair Scott after he faked his own death.

The causes of the helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant have not yet been determined, but Los Angeles was shrouded in a dense fog

Crash That Killed Kobe Bryant Could Force FAA To Rethink Helicopter Safety

According to a member of the NTSB, a terrain awareness and warning system would have helped the pilot of the doomed Sikorsky S-76B chopper.

Iran Crisis: 50 US Service Members Suffered Brain Injuries After Missile Attack, Defense Department Says

President Trump has downplayed the injuries, sparking criticism from the Veterans of Foreign Wars organization.

Iraqi protesters have been on the streets since October, angered by corruption and lack of jobs

Iraq Protesters Rebuild Torched Camps As Rocket Attack Sparks Fears

Iraq protesters rebuild torched camps as rocket attack sparks fears

One Protester Killed In South Iraq As Anti-govt Tents Torched

One protester killed in south Iraq as anti-govt tents torched

White House lawyers began their defense of President Donald Trump at his Senate impeachment trial

Trump Poll: 41% Approve Of Iran Strike, But 59% Disapprove Of Trump's Foreign Policy

Americans rejects Trump assassination of Soleimani and his foreign policy, according to two new polls.

Iraqis have been protesting since early October against a government deemed corrupt and incompetant

Three Rockets Hit US Embassy In Protest-hit Iraqi Capital

Three rockets hit US embassy in protest-hit Iraqi capital

Sadr again demonstrated his powers of mobilisation with a mass demonstration in the heart of Baghdad on Friday demanding the departure of US troops

Three Iraq Protesters Killed In Clashes As Security Forces Clear Streets

Three Iraq protesters killed in clashes as security forces clear streets

Protesters demanding sweeping reform have been on the streets of Baghdad and cities across the south since October but there had been growing fears that mercurial populist leader Moqtada Sadr would withdraw his support

Iraq Security Forces Clear Streets Stoking Protester Fears

Iraq security forces clear streets stoking protester fears

The four members of the influential SOS Chretiens d'Orient (Christians of the Middle East) charity went missing near the French embassy in the Iraqi capital, the organisation's director Benjamin Blanchard told a news conference in Paris

Four Employees Of French Christian Charity In Iraq Missing

Four employees of French Christian charity in Iraq missing

Traumatic Brain Injuries: 34 US Troops Suffered TBI in Iran Missile Strike On Iraqi Bases

The missile barrage was unleashed in retaliation for the targeted drone strike that killed Iranian Gen. Qassem Soleimani outside Baghdad airport.

Young anti-government demonstrators shut down streets in Baghdad and across the south this week with burning tyres and metal barricades

Iraqis Mass To Urge US Troop Ouster, Rival Rallies Turn Deadly

Iraqis mass to urge US troop ouster, rival rallies turn deadly

Sadr, long opposed to US troops being in Iraq, called for 'a million-strong, peaceful, unified demonstration to condemn the American presence and its violations'

Iraq Unrest: Tens Of Thousands Demand US Troop Withdrawal

Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr orchestrated the demonstration in Baghdad to force out U.S. troops.

Ambassador James Jeffrey said talks have not begun with Iraq yet on removing US troops from the country

No Talks With Iraq Yet On Removing US Troops: Official

No talks with Iraq yet on removing US troops: official

Amtrak Suspends Pricing Policy After Two Wheelchair-Bound Passengers Are Hit With $25,000 Bill

Amtrak told the passengers it had room for only three wheelchairs on its train and would have to add an extra car to accommodate two more.

Siemens Counts On Trump's Support In Syria, Iraq Reconstruction Projects

Siemens CEO Joe Kaeser is betting on the support of President Donald Trump in reconstruction projects of Iraq and Syria, despite simmering transatlantic trade hostilities.

Angry Iraqi demonstrators mourn the killing of female activist and paramedic Janat Madhi, in Basra on Tuesday night, part of an upsurge of violence against the three-month-old protest movement

Iraq Protester Gunned Down In Second Night Of Violence

Iraq protester gunned down in second night of violence

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