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Iraq’s Continuing Struggle for Sovereignty Amid a regional war, political drama and drone strikes are testing Baghdad’s power.

French president stresses Iraq’s sovereignty, stability in call with prime minister-designate 'A stable, sovereign Iraq that is fully in control of its destiny is essential for the security of both the Middle East and Europe,' Macron says

Batoul Amir al-Mandalawi, a first-year dental student at Yarmouk University in Diyala Governorate, Iraq, died early Saturday morning after weeks of treatment in intensive care following a severe health crisis. A family source reported that her death occurred around 2:00 AM, and her body was transferred to the forensic medicine department to complete legal procedures and determine the final cause of death. Al-Mandalawi had been admitted to Baquba General Hospital earlier after suffering serious complications, including kidney failure and a decline in the function of several vital organs.

Turkish foreign minister meets with chairman of Iraq's Popular Mobilization Forces No official details released about meeting in Ankara of Türkiye's Hakan Fidan and Iraq's Falih al-Fayyad

The Us fought with Osama Bin Laden in Iraq [8 sources]

Secretary Of Defense criticized American in Iraq [6 sources]

Albania made demands of Iraq in Iraq [6 sources]

Iranian fought with Iraq in Iraq [10 sources]

Mugger engaged in clashes in Iraq [10 sources]

Community rejected in Iraq [10 sources]

Reports of conflict in Iraq [10 sources]

Reports of threats in Iraq [3 sources]

Iran criticized in Sumud [7 sources]

King criticized Congress in Iraq [3 sources]

Mongol applied coercive pressure in Baghdad [10 sources]

Reports of conflict in Iraq [10 sources]

The Us criticized in Iraq [3 sources]

Militant applied coercive pressure in Erbil [9 sources]

'Attacked 28 times in a day' - BBC visits heavily targeted US-UK base in Iraq

Iran fought with Baghdad in Baghdad [5 sources]

Iraq engaged in clashes in Shuaiba [9 sources]

Buried Wars: Landmines Shatter Iraq’s Childhood Dreams Buried Wars: Landmines Shatter Iraq’s Childhood Dreams

Network data confirm the restriction of messaging platform Telegram across most of Iraq as of Sunday 6 August 2023, excluding the autonomous Iraqi Kurdistan region. The measure comes as the Iraqi government cited concerns over personal data leaks as justification for the platform block. The restriction was documented and reported by NetBlocks, a network monitoring organization.