Death of over 80 people in a Baghdad COVID-19 hospital blaze seen as further proof of deadly consequences of corruption

Medical sources say blaze that ripped through Ibn al-Khatib medical center started with explosion caused by 'a fault in the storage of oxygen cylinders'

2 foreign contractors, 3 Iraqi soldiers wounded in barrage at military site north of Baghdad

Kurdish interior ministry says no one was hurt at Arbil; no claim of responsibility, but pro-Iran group blamed for previous assault hails attack

Mustafa al-Kadhimi sends letter to Tehran threatening to 'announce clearly who backs these groups,' as Iranian-backed factions press for end to American troop presence

Beirut to send experts, specialized teams to Iraq as it grapples with electricity crisis; Iraqi COVID cases soar as country copes with chronic lack of drugs, medical care

A community that once thrived is all but gone; Baghdad's lone synagogue only opens occasionally and has no rabbis

Dr. Thafer Eliyahu, 61, continued to receive patients even when country was being bombed in 2003 Gulf War

No injuries in the latest in series of attacks Washington has blamed on Iranian-backed militias; shell impact damages home

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