Rockets fired on Iraq's second city as anti-government protests intensify

One year after the fall of ISIS Mosul is still a city in ruins, where an estimated 8 million tons of remnants of war partially buried under the debris."

One year after ISIS was driven out of Mosul stills resembles a war zone and its people struggle to rebuild shattered lives

One year after liberation, little progress made in Mosul as residents wait for reconstruction.

With economic malaise, domestic and regional political tensions plus a lack of government jobs, the start-up movement is gaining momentum in the Iraqi capital of Baghdad.

A storage site housing half of Baghdad's ballot boxes from the country's general election caught fire on Sunday. It comes just days after parliament ordered a national recount

Over 90 people were wounded. An investigation is now underway after an ammunition cache was detonated

Dozens are killed or injured in an explosion at a weapons depot in central Baghdad

Cleric Moqtada al-Sadr is a long-time adversary of the U.S. who also opposes Iranian influence in Iraq.

Moqtada al-Sadr is a former militia chief who led two uprisings against the U.S-led invasion of Iraq

In a stunning turnaround, the alliance led by firebrand cleric Moqtada al-Sadr is almost certainly headed for first place in Iraq's parliamentary election.

With 95% of votes counted, Moqtadr al-Sadr in pole position to choose next prime minister

Iraqis cast their votes in the ethnically-mixed city of Kirkuk and the once-Islamic State stronghold of Mosul on Saturday (May 12) as the polling day drew to a close.

Analysts say the election will shape attempts to heal the country’s deep divisions and could shift the regional balance of power.

Special voting is expected to take place at nearly 500 polling stations for groups not able to vote on Saturday