Mixed Feelings Over Iraqi Takeover of Green Zone Security
Joy at US handover of protected Baghdad district dampened by doubts about the competence of its new guards.
Joy at US handover of protected Baghdad district dampened by doubts about the competence of its new guards.
Member of parliament alleged to have supported Israeli campaign gets death threats, amid growing radicalisation over Gaza suffering.
Some say Iraqi government has not done enough to aid Gaza residents.
Insidious explosive device makes middle-class Iraqis dread car journeys.
Ethnic tensions may exist, but local leaders say they won’t let extremists divide the population.
Opponents accuse emboldened premier of adopting dictatorial leadership style.
IWPR-trained reporter returns to find grim, desolate city, barely recognisable from the “fabulous” place he last visited 12 years ago.
Sunni and Shia neighbours welcome reopening of symbolic bridge after notorious stampede.
Many unsure what to make of historic deal signed off last week.