Iraq’s Silk Road: Port and canal project set to transform Baghdad’s geopolitical clout

Iraq’s two ambitious trade corridor projects present an opportunity for a beleaguered Baghdad to enhance its geopolitical status and establish economic independence.

MbS urged Baghdad to set up Iran-Saudi meeting: Iraqi FM

The date of the meeting will be announced later, according to Fuad Hussein, the Foreign Minister of Iraq

US citizen gunned down in Baghdad

The US national was working as an English language teacher for the Millennium for Relief and Development Services organization

Tehran ready to increase gas exports to Baghdad

Baghdad currently imports 20 million cubic meters of gas per day from Tehran

Baghdad summons Iranian ambassador over IRGC strikes on Iraqi Kurdistan region

The spokesman of the ministry, Ahmed Al-Sahhaf, remarked in a statement that Baghdad will take the necessary diplomatic measures to prevent these attacks

Several rockets hit Baghdad’s Green Zone as unrest grows

Rockets also landed outside the Iraqi Parliament on Wednesday, injuring several security officers

US calls to end oil dispute between Baghdad and Kurdistan region

During a meeting between Masrour Barzani and the US Assistant Secretary of State, Washington reaffirmed its support for the Kurdistan government and Kurdish militias

At least ten killed and dozens injured during protests in Baghdad

Reports of clashes between armed militias have erupted across the country, with conflicting reports about the number of casualties

Australian diplomatic convoy targeted by homemade bomb in Baghdad

The Australian diplomats have reportedly been mediating talks between the Sadrist movement and the Coordination Framework

Sadrists and CF supporters set for counter-marches in Baghdad

Influential cleric Muqtada al-Sadr earlier this week issued an ultimatum to judicial authorities to dissolve parliament by next week

Thousands of Sadrists gather for mass prayer in Baghdad’s Green Zone

The mass prayer was seen by some in Iraq as a show of power and influence by the leading Shia cleric, who has continuously rejected dialogue and prolonged Iraq’s political impasse

Thousands march in Baghdad as caretaker PM calls for national dialogue

Sadrist leaders have rejected calls for dialogue with the Coordination Framework, increasing concerns of a possible civil war breaking out in the country

Protests erupt in Baghdad after attack by Turkey on tourist resort

Ankara claims 'they would not target' an area with civilians and said they will hold talks with Baghdad 'to determine who was behind the attack'

Al-Sadr mobilizes hundreds of thousands in Baghdad, calls for PMU dissolution

The mass mobilization took place despite the absence of Al-Sadr, as officials fear the show of strength could disrupt ongoing attempts to form a government

Turkey continues bombing northern Iraq despite no approval by Baghdad

Ankara has yet to obtain formal government approval from Baghdad for its military operations on Iraqi soil, making their presence illegal

Tehran demands Baghdad ‘rein in’ Kurdish collaboration with Israel

The IRGC top Commander Esmail Qaani said on 14 April that Iran will confront Israel 'wherever it feels necessary'

Missiles hit Baghdad International Airport, near US military base

Pressure is mounting on the US to pull its forces out of Iraq

Drones target airbase housing US troops on the outskirts of Baghdad

Attacks against US forces in Iraq have seen an uptick in recent months as resistance groups demand that all foreign occupation forces leave the country for good

US embassy in Baghdad comes under rocket attack

Iraqi resistance groups say the attacks are a false flag by foreign agents seeking to pin them on Iran-allied organizations

Young family of PMU commander gunned down in Baghdad home

The attack by an unidentified gunman took place at dawn and was not reported by official sources until later in the afternoon

Drones target second US base less than 24 hours after Baghdad airport base attack

The majority of Iraq citizens are opposed to the presence of US soldiers in the country

Thousands of Iraqis converge on Baghdad airport to pay tribute to Soleimani, Al-Muhandis

Iraqis gathered to commemorate the heroes of the fight against terrorism, as well as demand a full US withdrawal from Iraq

Iran, Saudi Arabia to hold next round of talks in Baghdad on 24 December, says Iran FM

After a long pause, Tehran and Riyadh will resume talks on 24 December, according to Iranian Foreign Minister

Iraqi resistance faction claims responsibility for rocket attack on Baghdad’s Green Zone

Attacks against US forces in Iraq have seen an uptick in recent months as resistance groups demand that all foreign occupation forces leave the country permanently

Thousands return to the streets of Baghdad to protest against election results

The mobilizations come just a day after the Shia Cooperation Framework met with the leader of the Sairoon Coalition, Muqtada al-Sadr

Protesters advance on Baghdad’s Green Zone after a bloody day of protests

Protests against last month's parliamentary elections in Iraq ran late into the night after government forces used live ammunition on citizens

Baghdad hosts latest round of talks between Iran and Saudi Arabia: Officials

The latest round of talks comes as the KSA works to move past its decades-long alliance with the US

Iraqi PM welcomes world leaders to the Baghdad Summit

The gathering seeks to promote dialogue and cooperation to resolve regional disputes

Iranian Foreign Minister-designate to attend Baghdad Summit

Hossein Amir-Abdollahian is expected to host sideline meetings with representatives from Saudi Arabia

Iraq’s Foreign Ministry denies inviting Syrian President to Baghdad Summit

Earlier reports indicated Iraq's PMU chief had delivered an invitation to President Bashar al-Assad