Shawn Yuan

Many Iraqis who joined anti-gov’t protests in 2019 are ei­ther against or in­dif­fer­ent to­wards this bout of ral­lies.

With the US po­ten­tial­ly piv­ot­ing away from the Mid­dle East, will Chi­na rush in to fill the gap?

The Sadrist bloc’s res­ig­na­tion from par­lia­ment throws up a num­ber of sce­nar­ios, in­clud­ing new elec­tions in Iraq.

The con­tro­ver­sial fig­ure has be­come the sub­ject of wide­spread dis­cus­sions in Iraq, ig­nit­ing de­bates on his ide­ol­o­gy.

Shang­hai’s COVID-19 lock­down has fu­elled out­rage on a scale not seen since 2020 af­ter the virus first be­gan to spread.

A Turk­ish mil­i­tary op­er­a­tion was launched against PKK fight­ers in north­ern Iraq last week, but Bagh­dad is not hap­py.

Al Jazeera talks to Syr­i­ans who en­dured Russ­ian air strikes as Moscow tries to ad­vance its in­va­sion of Ukraine.

Ukraine’s in­va­sion is a painful re­minder for many Iraqis who have lost their hopes and dreams due to con­flict.

Se­ries of at­tacks this week un­der­score chal­lenges to form­ing gov’ away from eth­no-sec­tar­i­an pow­er-shar­ing arrange­ment.

New par­lia­ment con­venes to nom­i­nate a house speak­er and two deputies in first ses­sion since Oc­to­ber’s elec­tions.