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Special 2018 - the year Iraq’s political battle lines were redrawn

2018 - the year Iraq’s political battle lines were redrawn

  • The progress of a relatively peaceful election was blighted by Iranian interference and anger over jobs and basic services
By SUADAD AL-SALHY ·
Special Hospitals in Basra inundated with cases linked to dirty water

Hospitals in Basra inundated with cases linked to dirty water

By Suadad Al-Salhy  ·
Iraq PM sacks electricity minister after weeks of protests over corruption

Iraq PM sacks electricity minister after weeks of protests over corruption

By AFP ·
PM Abadi leading Iraq election, Sadr strong

PM Abadi leading Iraq election, Sadr strong

By Arab News ·
Iraqi PM reopens Kurdish airports to international flights

Iraqi PM reopens Kurdish airports to international flights

By AP ·
Saudi Arabian-funded 100,000-seater stadium in Iraq to be built in Baghdad

Saudi Arabian-funded 100,000-seater stadium in Iraq to be built in Baghdad

By Arab News ·
Saudi king promises football stadium for Iraq in call with PM Abadi

Saudi king promises football stadium for Iraq in call with PM Abadi

By Reuters ·
Iraq PM seeks allies online to join election list

Iraq PM seeks allies online to join election list

By AFP ·
Iraqi PM Abadi to seek re-election in May vote

Iraqi PM Abadi to seek re-election in May vote

By Reuters ·
Iraq evicting refugees to ‘unsafe’ areas

Iraq evicting refugees to ‘unsafe’ areas

By Reuters ·
Special Iraq declares end of war against Daesh

Iraq declares end of war against Daesh

By SUADAD AL-SALHY ·
May in surprise visit to Iraq

May in surprise visit to Iraq

By AP ·
Special No pay until Kurds give up referendum, Baghdad says

No pay until Kurds give up referendum, Baghdad says

By SUADAD AL-SALHY ·

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