Foreign Students Flock to Iraqi Kurdish Colleges
Kurdish students from Iran and Syria are escaping the troubles by studying in northern Iraq.
Kurdish students from Iran and Syria are escaping the troubles by studying in northern Iraq.
IWPR tails Kirkuk’s police chief to find out what it takes to keep the peace on the city’s tough streets.
In the Kurdish areas where people are the most receptive to democracy, they still find it hard to register to vote.
Does the new collaborative spirit between the two big Kurdish parties come too late to maximise their gains from the election?
Thirty years of state manipulation are proving hard for some Iraqis to throw off.
Sixteen years after the Kurdish town was hit by a poison gas attack, a man alleged to have supplied the chemicals could be brought to justice.
President appears to be taking advantage of West’s focus on Iraq to renew pressure on the media.
Human rights organisations are unconvinced by government claims that Hizb ut-Tahrir is preparing to fight for Saddam Hussein's Iraq.
Views of French diplomats on Iraqi war ignored in pro-US Uzbek press.
Western governments keep silent as number of disputed convictions rise.