Iraqi Government Acts to Defuse Power-Cut Rage
Electricity shortages happen everywhere in Iraq, but cause angry scenes in the boiling temperatures of the south.
Electricity shortages happen everywhere in Iraq, but cause angry scenes in the boiling temperatures of the south.
Observers question international court’s ability to take on fresh cases as funding pressures mount.
Article on divisive content of textbooks on Islam got education officials working on something both faith communities could live with.
Participants study marketing and photography in preparation for female-run advertising agency.
Disconnect from conflict on the ground saps confidence in overseas political movement.
Alarm at downing of Turkish fighter plane, but no appetite for military intervention.
Mainstream politicians on all sides agree on the threat, but critics say they should set example of unity themselves.
Opposition divided between advocates of violent and peaceful means of resolving conflict.
Government says its resettlement programme has boosted numbers, though main driver seems to be fear of violence in host states.
Rate of shelling has fallen since United Nations team arrived in the area, but locals fear government forces will hit back with a vengeance when monitors leave.