Kirkuk Council Split on Roles
Turkoman and Arabs say they’re boycotting meetings in protest over Kurds’ reluctance to grant them key posts.
Turkoman and Arabs say they’re boycotting meetings in protest over Kurds’ reluctance to grant them key posts.
Much-criticised programme in which suspected militants are interrogated is turning the public against the insurgency.
Frustrated by poorly-performing American companies, the US government is to concentrate on aiding local efforts to rebuild Iraq.
Country’s most lucrative industry is being undermined by corrupt officials and criminals gangs.
With the end of Saddam-era censorship, many cinemas look to profit from demand for porn movies.
While some compensation has been issued to those who lost their homes in the US attacks, locals say much more remains to be done.
Violent television pictures have lasting psychological impact on youngsters.
Kurds build homes and make tools with remnants of weapons Saddam once used against them.
Northern region looks to entice investors away from bureaucratic Baghdad.
Government investigation seeks to establish truth behind alleged kidnapping of Shia civilians.