Mosul Yezidi Fearful of Honour Crime Executions
They’re concerned that death sentences for killers of Yezidi girl could revive inter-communal violence.
Airport Closure Sparks Najaf-Baghdad Tensions
Alleged al-Qaeda plot has suspended international flights at Najaf airport since early April. By Hussien al-Obaidi in Najaf and Ali Kareem in Baghdad
Tight Election Race Emerging
State of Law and Iraqiya blocs appear neck-and-neck as initial elections results released. By Ali Kareem and Ali Abu Iraq in Baghdad and Basra
My Life as an Insurgent
Former member of al-Qaeda tells IWPR why he joined the insurgency in Iraq and why he eventually left.
Persian Language TV Channel Stalled
Some suspect Afghanistan has cooled to the idea of shared broadcasts with Iran and Tajikistan.
Fighting for Love Across Iraq's Sectarian Frontline
Mixed-sect couples describe the difficulty of keeping marriages alive in times of war. By Abeer Mohammed in Baghdad
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Life in the Shadows for Armenia’s Transgender Community
Recent murder highlights widespread discrimination and violence against LGBTI people.
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Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.