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Iraq sends Syrian soldiers who fled rebel offensive back to their country
More than 2,000 Syrian soldiers crossed to Iraq with their weapons and equipment as rebels toppled Al Assad's regime
ISIS reorganising its ranks in Syria, warns Iraq
The group was declared territorially defeated in 2017
Victory Day: Iraq marks defeat of ISIS but security concerns are rising
Fuelled by fears of the terrorists' re-emerging in Iraq, Baghdad is monitoring events in Syria
A technocrat in turbulence: Syria’s Prime Minister looks to help country move on from Assad
Syria’s rebel forces led by Hayat Tahrir Al Sham toppled decades-old Baath Party regime led by President Bashar Al Assad
Iraq grapples with the fallout from Syria’s escalating war
Removal of Bashar Al Assad raises fears in Baghdad of instability across the western border and a spillover of sectarian violence
Iraq hosts meeting with Iran and Syria as rebels keep up advance
Anti-Assad militants have captured the cities of Aleppo and Hama and are advancing to other areas
Iraqi Prime Minister appears before parliament amid rising regional tension
Mohammed Shia Al Sudani voices concern over the unfolding events in Syria in a phone call with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Middle East braces for Syria chaos as shock rebel offensive continues
A surprise opposition campaign raises questions about the stability of the Assad government
How date seed coffee is changing Iraq’s beverage scene
An entrepreneur is transforming date seeds into a sustainable, caffeine-free brew that honours the country’s rich heritage
Houthis and Iraqi militias warn of more attacks on Israel despite Lebanon ceasefire
Houthi leader Abdul-Malik Al Houthi says 'it is important to build on what was achieved on the Lebanese front'
Iraqi MPs survey revised budget aimed at reimbursing Kurdish oil losses
Move could lead to resumption of oil exports from Kurdistan and an end to long-running row
Mastermind of Iraq’s 'heist of the century' sentenced to 10 years in jail
Noor Zuhair Jassim remains at large after scheme that plundered $2.5 billion from government funds
Iraq census shows population has passed 45 million
Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al Sudani hails project as 'great national achievement'
Iraq launches first national census in nearly four decades
Security authorities have imposed a two-day curfew to enable the count to be carried out
Counting a nation: Iraq's first census in 37 years leads to hope and unease
Officials say the exercise will help build a roadmap for economic growth