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All about oil and money: An Iraqi flag flies at one of the nation's refineries. (photo: AHMAD AL-RUBAYE)
Article 140
The Elephant At The Negotiating Table As Kurds and Iraqis Reach Oil Deal
11.12.2014  |  Politics
Politician Barham Salih gives a speech in Kirkuk earlier this year. (photo: Anadolu Agency)
Promising Alliance:
Kurdish Political Heavyweight Announces Plan To Shake Up Local Voters
5.10.2017  |  Politics
Desperate displaced Iraqis are thought to be selling their kidneys so they can feed their families. (photo: أحمد محمد )
Kidneys For Sale in Kurdish Camps:
Iraq's Displaced Selling Body Parts For Food
2.07.2015  |  Society
The streets of Kirkuk. (photo: عن موقع كركوك ناو)
Borders Not Drawn In Blood:
Iraqi Kurdish Say They're Willing to Negotiate Disputed Territories
21.05.2015  |  Politics
Odir Aziz and one of his hawshars. (photo: سامان عمر )
Fame Hound:
The Canine Pride Of Iraqi Kurdistan
22.03.2018  |  Society
Voters in Iraq\'s most recent provincial elections. Pic: Getty
iraq votes 2014
best laid enrolment plans wrecked by illegal trade in voting cards
3.04.2014  |  Politics
Rugged terrian: Insurgent groups have often used the Hamrin mountains as a hideaway. (photo: Araz Muhammed)
Run To The Hills:
Extremists Go From Mosul To The Mountains
27.07.2017  |  Security
Bashiqa\'s skyline with church and mosque side by side. Photos: C. van den Toorn
long winter
look at ‘little iraq’ shows why iraq is so troubled
6.12.2012  |  Politics
Former PM Nouri al-Maliki (centre) getting a warm greeting in Sulaymaniyah this week. (photo: عدنان كمال )
Deal With The Devil:
Kurdish Meeting With Former PM An Omen Of New Power Grab In Baghdad?
21.07.2016  |  Politics
نما ناريمان
Pre-School Politics:
Iraqi Kurdish Child, 4, Becomes Unlikely Poster Girl for Opposition
3.09.2015  |  Politics
Bayan Nouri, the new Minister for Women’s Affairs in Iraq.
Iraq’s New Women’s Affairs Minister
‘Women Should Have Freedom To Wear What They Want’
18.12.2014  |  Politics
A scene from the festival held by the Manmi tribe in Sulaymaniyah recently. (photo: موقع القبيلة على الفيسبوك)
Team Players:
Tribal Power Making Comeback In Iraqi Kurdistan, Overriding Democracy + Law
12.05.2016  |  Politics
al-hashimi interview
kurdish ‘might become al-maliki’s targets’
12.01.2012  |  Politics
The Change Movement spokesperson, Mohammed Tawfiq Rahim.
iraqi kurdish opposition
‘we will compete with president barzani’
6.06.2013  |  Politics
أطفال نازحون في مخيّم عربت (photo: أحمد محمد)
One Year Later:
Arbat, The Camp That Tells The Story of Iraq's Refugee Crisis
18.06.2015  |  Security
The cityscape for sale: Nothing to buy in Sulaymaniyah if you're Arab. (photo: نقاش)
No Houses for the Arabs:
Iraqi Kurdish Council's Racist Ruling About Who Can, and Cannot, Buy Property
29.10.2015  |  Economy
The competitive cousins: Nechirvan Barzani (left) and Masrour Barzani.
Not-Kissing Cousins:
Is The Rivalry At The Top Of Iraqi Kurdistan’s Most Powerful Party Heating Up?
1.03.2018  |  Politics
An oil well near Kirkuk, a city that the Iraqi Kurdish currently control.
Desperate Financial Measures:
As Iraqi Kurdistan Runs Out of Oil Money, Kurdish Turn Backs On Baghdad
23.06.2015  |  Economy
Students in Kirkuk: Are women's rights and Sharia law incompatible? (photo: هوري خالد ميتروغرافي)
The New Kurdish Constitution:
'Islamic Law Won't Contravene Women's Rights' Say Campaigners
13.08.2015  |  Politics
نفط كركوك (photo: Wikimedia Commons)
An Oily Alliance:
Kurdish Dreams Of Iraq-Iran Pipeline May Soon Come True
31.03.2016  |  Economy
شباب محتجون في السليمانية (photo: Soran Ahmad)
2015 In Review:
Same Old, Same Old Problems Plague Iraqi Kurdistan
31.12.2015  |  Politics
Safaa Elias Jajo, among the members of the Christian militia he runs, the the Ninawa Plain Forces.
Special Report on Iraq's Christians:
Iraq's Christian Militias Not United Against Extremists, Politics Fuelling Differences
23.09.2015  |  Security
Senior Kurdish politician, Barham Salih, in Sulaymaniyah.
Former Iraqi VP, Barham Salih:
'We Must Face Reality. Iraq Can No Longer Be Ruled In A Centralised Way'
26.08.2015  |  Politics
A member of Iraqi Kurdish military planting the Iraqi Kurdish flag. (photo: كامران نجم)
The Kurdish In 10 Years:
The Future For Kurdistan, The End of Iraqi Borders?
17.06.2015  |  Politics
To be or not to be a province: The deal is done but Halabja has yet to gain official recognition as Iraq's 19th province. (photo: زيار محمد)
A Paper Province:
Halabja, Symbol of Iraqi Suffering, Waits For Its New Beginning
3.12.2015  |  Politics
National pride: Locals celebrate Kurdish New Year in 2015. (photo: بيساران توفيق - متروغرافي )
Fighting About Religion and Power:
Will Iraqi Kurdistan Ever Get Its New Constitution?
2.07.2015  |  Politics
مسعود بارزاني مع يوسف محمد (photo: سفين حميد / AFP / Getty Images)
Messy Missions:
Uncoordinated Diplomacy Takes Iraqi Kurdish Political Crisis to the World
10.12.2015  |  Politics
السليمانية (photo: راميار توفيق )
Rebel With a Cause:
Iraq's Most Rebellious City Celebrates 231 Years of Defiance
12.11.2015  |  Politics
'We want to have a life too': Iraqi Kurdish soldiers, known as Peshmerga, relaxing at their base near Kirkuk earlier this year. (photo: هوري خالد )
Leaving The Good Fight:
Kurdish Soldiers Forced To Buy Own Bullets, Exit Iraq For Good
22.10.2015  |  Security
Likely the oldest goose in Iraq going about its business in a Kurdish village. (photo: سلام هاندني)
Grey Goose:
Visiting The Village Home Of the Oldest Goose In Iraq
11.08.2016  |  Society
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