Baghdad Suffers Worst Cuts
Corruption, violence, mismanagement leave the capital with severely restricted supplies.
Corruption, violence, mismanagement leave the capital with severely restricted supplies.
Iraqi journalists struggle to get their stories out in the face of intimidation, abductions and targeted killings.
North Caucasian activists say the Sochi Olympics will write them out of history.
Legislation de-criminalises libel but imposes a range of reporting restrictions.
Dire shortage of drugs and doctors reflects catastrophic effect of war and corruption on the country’s healthcare system.
Kidnappings of students, murders of teachers and chaotic classrooms leave education in the capital close to collapse.
Extraordinary difficulties – and a few glimmers of hope – in Iraq's schools and universities.
Central authorities accused of failing to support non-Arabic language education in northern town.
Many go abroad to escape the threat of violence, while others seek refuge in the countryside around Mosul.
Is Iran using Afghan soil to fight a proxy battle against the United States?