Kurds Want Independence if Fighting Continues
Iraqi Kurds say they want their politicians to stop brokering a national unity government should civil conflict persist.
Iraqi Kurds say they want their politicians to stop brokering a national unity government should civil conflict persist.
A new initiative to plant the precious flower may help wean northern farmers away from poppies.
The Kurdish town of Kalar has become a prime retail outlet for cars stolen across Iraq.
City’s ethnic and religious groups are warning of creeping sectarianism.
Efforts to include of former Baathists and extremists in February peace conference fuel controversy.
They boycotted previous elections, but this time the Sunni Arabs appear to have decided they want a role in government.
With secular and Sunni Arab parties are mounting a strong pre-election challenge, another Shia-dominated government is looking less likely.
The alliances vying for a place in the National Assembly are wooing an electorate weary of violence and unemployment.
New National Assembly will be closely monitored by those who want the city returned to Kurdish rule.
Interior ministry prints high-quality passports in an attempt to reduce forgeries.