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A young academic travels to Iraq to help a British Asian who joined IS at 15, in this rollicking account of a UN deradicalisation programme

The Young Socceroos will book their ticket to the under-20 World Cup for the first time since 2013 if they beat Iraq in their under-20 Asian Cup quarter-final.

'Iraq Only' movement led by activists in Iraq aims to reduce Iranian influence, foster U.S. ties, and promote democracy.

Turkish opposition party engages in peace talks with Kurdish leaders in Iraq, focusing on the PKK conflict and Ocalan's role. Complex dynamics in the regio...

The US public’s commitment to sending its sons and daughters to war has declined in recent years. Polls suggest that US involvement in modern conflicts is more likely to be viewed as mistaken than in the early and middle parts of the 20th century. Today, around 47% of Americans consider…

When Nussaibah Younis met IS brides, the peace consultant was struck by how easily she could have become one herself – sparking the idea for her darkly funny first novel

Figures who backed rights of religious minorities in first Trump term fall silent as vital work halted on the ground

From towering structures and intricate jewelry to breathtaking art, these are some of the most fascinating relics from the ancient world. The post 50 Ancient Artefacts That Prove The Past Was More Advanced Than We Ever Imagined first appeared on Bored Panda.

Iraq's top court dismisses legal challenge on controversial laws, sparking debates and concerns over women's rights, corruption, and land restitution.

Someone needs to do something about these Brits.

Rukaya al-Zubaidi placed a cautious foot on a skateboard and then struggled to find her balance as others glided back and forth at Baghdad's first park dedicated to the sport.