High Hopes in Shia South
Voters say they want a new government to boost public services and heal divisions.
Voters say they want a new government to boost public services and heal divisions.
Iraqi journalists in Baghdad and Amarah say they are victimised by the national security forces.
The election provided an unexpected boost for the art of calligraphy, as political hopefuls commissioned handwritten banners.
People in and around the northern city of Mosul say they’ve been unjustly deprived of their votes because of logistical errors.
As turnout levels in Sunni areas remain unclear, some claim they were pressured to vote, others that they were told not to.
Pupils get extra holiday time as schools used as polling stations undergo repairs following shell damage.
Twelve army recruits killed when their bus is ambushed near Kirkuk.
As post-election speculation takes hold, the big players – Shia and Kurds – consider their options, with cooperation seen as a better bet than confrontation.