Kurdish Security Accused of Illegal Arrests
Arabs and Turkomans in Kirkuk fear campaign of detentions and intimidation designed to drive them out.
Arabs and Turkomans in Kirkuk fear campaign of detentions and intimidation designed to drive them out.
Proponents of federalism say it will ensure equal rights and opportunities across Iraq, but Sunnis remain to be convinced.
Government is forced to address the paradox of fuel shortages in an oil-rich country.
Voting on constitution delayed again because of disputes on issues ranging from federalism to de-Baathification.
Women in Iraqi Kurdistan worry that the wording of the draft charter could open the way to Sharia law.
Many of those supporting the constitution worry about how it will be put into effect.
Though constitution has problems, it should get majority approval, some experts say.
Instead of easing petrol shortages, a rationing scheme soon to be introduced in Iraq looks likely to create a new currency for the black market.
The revival of Iraqi cinema is still in its infancy, but festival participants are pleased that filmmakers could come together at all.
Growing numbers are working as prostitutes in the Syrian capital - some willingly, some not.