Guardsmen Accused of Racketeering
Iraqi soldiers in charge of petrol station queues said to be taking bribes and favouring friends and relatives.
Iraqi soldiers in charge of petrol station queues said to be taking bribes and favouring friends and relatives.
The Shia-led alliance that won the election insists that it has no plans to impose a theocratic constitution.
Report from Kurdish regional officials suggests the insurgents are picking off Kurds for political and ethnic reasons.
Kurdish parties’ controversial claim on Kirkuk likely to be source of tension in post-election coalition building.
Sunnis in al-Anbar governorate face prospect of not being fairly represented at local and national level.
Leading candidate for the premiership extends his hand to Sunnis and radical Shia.
Different faiths have been celebrated in the same holy place for centuries.
Women in Kurdistan fear Iraq’s new Shia elite will introduce religious law.
Teaching at Kurdish universities has its problems, but for many Arabs it is a better option than staying at home.
Former vice-president, who’s seen as a conservative, receives vote of confidence from top cleric in his bid for the premiership.