Iraqi Officials Influenced by Report
Investigative report prompts education ministry to amend its new religious education curriculum.
Investigative report prompts education ministry to amend its new religious education curriculum.
Brutal killings and political polarisation leave many anxious about the return of civil conflict.
Services, security and corruption take a backseat as election centres on Baathism.
Conference delegates say greater parliamentary representation has helped, but isn’t enough.
Authorities aim to reduce the risk of violence and voting-related problems on election day.
Political tensions escalate sharply as parliament and police investigate series of attacks on opposition figures.
Brief clash highlights risk of further conflict as Iran sets out to guard oil reserves.
With official labour bodies in the hands of the state, its opponents have no means of rallying workers to the cause.
Security forces deployed to end “out of control” crime wave in Chamchamal.
Campaigning in Iraq’s election kicked off last week amid debate about the country’s future and whether its Baathist history continues to permeate politics.