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A man in Baghdad's informal museum of martyrs, a memorial to the young demonstrators who have been killed. (photo: صباح عرار:جيتي)
40 Days Later:
Distance Between Iraq’s Politicians And Iraq’s Protesters Grows
6.12.2019  |  Politics
The protests are changing local attitudes towards women, among others. (photo: جيتي: احمد الربيعي)
Sex Parties + The Lazy Generation:
How Iraq’s Protests Are Also Changing The Country’s Culture
28.11.2019  |  Society
With Love, From Mosul:
The Theatre Group That Made Iraq’s Most Popular Protest Video
19.11.2019  |  Politics
Welcome To Freedom:
Visiting The Square In Baghdad, Where Protestors Rule A Utopian Iraq
7.11.2019  |  Politics
More in common than you might know. (photo: جيتي )
An Arab Autumn:
The Hidden Political Poison That Iraq And Lebanon Are Really Protesting About
19.10.2019  |  Politics
Hometown Heroes:
The Unexpected Icons Of Iraq’s Demonstrations
17.10.2019  |  Society
Protesters carry a wounded fellow demonstrator in Baghdad last week. (photo: جيتي)
The Young People Today:
Iraq’s ‘Youth Bulge’ Will Change The Country
11.10.2019  |  Politics
Protests in Baghdad became increasingly violent. (photo: Ahmad al-Rubaye / Getty)
Baghdad’s Youthquake:
Iraq’s Young Protestors ‘Have Nothing Left To Lose’
6.10.2019  |  Politics
Illustration by Iraqi artist, Ahmad Falah.
Opinion:
Iraq’s Foreign ‘Allies’ Are Killing Iraq’s Hope For A Better Future
2.10.2019  |  Politics
(photo: الموسوعة الحرة )
Neglected:
New Funding Rules Don’t Apply To Iraq’s Older Displaced
27.09.2019  |  Economy
A boat on the Euphrates. (photo: عبد الله العنزي)
Impending Doom:
In Iraq’s Water Crisis, The Country With The Biggest Dam Wins
27.09.2019  |  Economy
رئيس الوزراء عادل عبد المهدي
Unhappy Birthday:
On Its One Year Anniversary, Iraqi Government Gets Long List Of Challenges
19.09.2019  |  Politics
Muqtada al-Sadr, leader of the Sadrist movement, meets the Saudi ruler.
Traitors + Foreign Agents:
Shiite Moderates In Iraqi Politics On a Losing Streak
12.09.2019  |  Politics
Unusual: Iraqi leaders came together to formulate a measured response.
A New Foreign Policy:
How Iraq Is Standing Up For Itself, After Israeli Attacks
6.09.2019  |  Politics
Members of IHEC: No provincial elections planned in the near future.
Bad Governors
Drama On Iraq’s Councils After Provincial Elections Are Cancelled Again
31.12.2018  |  Politics
Basra protestors don the same yellow vests as French anti-government protestors.
The Province Most Likely To:
Basra Protests Evolve, Confuse And Have The Potential To Change Everything
21.12.2018  |  Politics
A member of a Shiite Musilm militia wearing green and yellow, the Shia colours. (photo: موقع الحشد الشعبي)
Perfect Storm:
New Iraqi Govt Struggles With Internal Political Conflicts + International Sanctions
13.12.2018  |  Politics
Iranian imports in Iraq. (photo: صباح عرار (جيتي- اي اف بي))
Making Nice With The Neighbours
Between US Sanctions and Iranian Influence, Iraq Will Try, And Fail, At Compliance
9.08.2018  |  Politics
Scene from a military graduation in Karbala, not recent protests.
The Opposite Effect
Iraqi Internet Shuts Down, Fake News Blossoms During Information Blackout
26.07.2018  |  Politics
Protests spread to Baghdad too. (photo: جيتي)
Don’t You Dare
Haunted By History, Iraq’s Sunni Muslims Won’t Join Shiite-Led Protests
24.07.2018  |  Politics
Forced Together
Marathon Of Iraqi Govt. Negotiations Bring Sworn Enemies Together
12.07.2018  |  Politics
The Iraqi parliament in session. (photo: البرلمان العراقي )
Who’s The Boss?
Iraqi Politicians Fear Interim Government Will Be Too Powerful
5.07.2018  |  Politics
The Tigris river runs through Baghdad. (photo: Wikimedia Commons)
Water Wars:
Multi-Billion Dollar Budget Needed To Keep Iraq’s Water Flowing
14.06.2018  |  Economy
Fighters from Shiite Muslim volunteer militias celebrate victory at Baiji. (photo: أحمد الربيعي)
Iraq's Most Controversial Political Party:
The Source Of Their Power + What They Want In Government
14.06.2018  |  Politics
The Iraqi parliament in session.
A Likely Story:
How Will The Next Iraqi Government Come Together?
7.06.2018  |  Politics
The Cold War On The Border:
US And Iran Face Off in Former Extremist-Held Iraqi Town
31.05.2018  |  Security
Threats, Demographics, New Faces:
Why Sunni Parties Lost So Much In The 2018 Elections
24.05.2018  |  Politics
The Right To Bear Arms:
North Of Baghdad, Villagers Say Fight Against Extremists Not Over
17.05.2018  |  Security
The odd couple: head of the Communist party, Raed Fahmi (left) and the winning cleric Muqtada al-Sadr.
Novelty Please:
Iraq’s Election Winner Just Giving The People What They Wanted
17.05.2018  |  Politics
Neutral zone? A range of different TV channels in Iraq.
Fourth Estate Or Fan Club?
In Election Run-Up, Iraqi Media Drops Any Pretence Of Neutrality
10.05.2018  |  Politics
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