Iraq

In one of the world’s largest gatherings, hundreds of thousands of Shia Muslims mark Arbaeen in Iraq’s Karbala.

Who cares to remember Abu Ghraib?

It is believed that the tablet was looted from an Iraqi museum in 1990 and introduced into the United States in 2007.

The UN is faced with doing more with less as international leadership gets tested in the COVID-19 era.

US dependence on defence contractors for war-zone duties contributed to mission failures in Afghanistan, a study finds.

The Take looks at how ongoing struggles for accountability at Abu Ghraib prison reveal the changes of war since 9/11.

No reports of casualties in attack on airport in northern Iraq, which serves as base for US-led coalition forces.

Yassin Aref was a victim of post-9/11 Islamophobia and a controversial arrest by the FBI that led to 15 years in jail.

Few willingly describe themselves as ‘neoconservative’ as the label has fallen away from popular use.

In the first of a three-part series, The Take looks at the buildup of the US national security apparatus after 9/11.

Former defence official says she was pressured to minimise injuries of 110 US troops from 2020 Iranian missile strike.

Why al-Qaeda are still a threat 20 years after 9/11.

The contracts were signed as other big oil companies are looking to exit Iraq’s energy sector.

Authorities say the deadly attack south of Kirkuk city took place just after midnight.