After the election results were announced, he said he would only cooperate with Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, Kurds and Sunnis... READ MORE›
The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons released details of a report into the chlorine use on Wednesday... READ MORE›
With his Mehdi Army militia, Sadr led two uprisings against US forces in Iraq... READ MORE›
Iraqi Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr visits his father's grave after parliamentary election results were announced, in Najaf, Iraq May 14, 2018... READ MORE›
Despite being third in the running, Abadi could still potentially remain prime minister after a coalition government is formed... READ MORE›
Iraq election surprise How Muqtada al-Sadr went from anti-American outlaw to potential kingmaker... READ MORE›
Political power in Iraq is traditionally divided along sectarian lines among the offices of prime minister, president and parliament speaker... READ MORE›
Any political party or alliance must gain a majority of Iraq's 329 seats in parliament to be able to choose a prime minister and form a government... READ MORE›
Political power in Iraq is traditionally divided along sectarian lines among the offices of prime minister, president and parliament speaker... READ MORE›
He is the son of the revered Grand Ayatollah Mohammed Sadeq al-Sadr, killed for defying Saddam Hussein... READ MORE›
Iraqi Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr visits his father's grave after parliamentary election results were announced, in Najaf, Iraq May 14, 2018... READ MORE›
In Iraq's first election since the defeat of the Islamic State, voters considered bread-and-butter issues like corruption and unemployment, rather than security, as their chief concerns... READ MORE›
Shia leader Muqtada al-Sadr leading in Iraq's election... READ MORE›
According to the reports, the group led by veteran militia leader Hadi al-Amiri, was in second place... READ MORE›
Lawmakers will elect a parliamentary Speaker and two deputies by an absolute majority within their first session... READ MORE›
An alliance against Iran has tightened, with the United States, Israel and the gulf countries united in opposition... READ MORE›
Before the release of the preliminary results, the conversation on Iraq's airwaves, social media and streets had revolved around the historically low turnout at polling places... READ MORE›
According to a recent nation-wide poll conducted in March, 79 percent of Iraqis accepted Abadi as prime minister... READ MORE›
3 killed in car bomb attack at Iraqi polling station -- RT Newsline... READ MORE›
The number reflects a steep decline in the rate of Iraqi voter participation, which was 62 percent in the 2014 and 2010 elections after a peak of 70 percent in 2005... READ MORE›
Special Coverage France 24 reports on Iraq's parliamentary election after polls close... READ MORE›
Iraqis faced a fragmented political landscape five months after the ouster of IS, with the dominant Shiites split, the Kurds in disarray and Sunnis sidelined... READ MORE›
Iraq Election results within two days, turnout at record low... READ MORE›
All my thoughts are with the victims and wounded of the knife attack perpetrated in Paris tonight, as well as their loved ones, he added... READ MORE›
ISIL, US-Iran ties In Baghdad, some Sunni voters expressed hope the election would help Iraq move beyond sectarian politics and become more inclusive... READ MORE›
The election will determine how Iraq's next government aligns in a region marked by fierce global rivalries... READ MORE›
In central Baghdad, voters supporting Mr al-Abadi said they were doing so because they gave him credit for Iraq's military victory over IS... READ MORE›
Debate over role of party formed from Iraqi militias highlights impact of Iran-US fallout... READ MORE›
Critics say Maliki's sectarian policies created an atmosphere that enabled Islamic State to gain sympathy among some Sunnis as it swept across Iraq in 2014... READ MORE›
Mr Maliki's past probably means he cannot be prime minister... READ MORE›
Washington and its allies launched a missile strike targeting Syrian military and civilian facilities on Saturday, in retaliation for the alleged chemical attack in Douma... READ MORE›
Syria agreed in 2013 to give up its chemical weapons after a nerve gas attack killed hundreds of people in Douma... READ MORE›
US President Donald Trump has ordered air attacks in Syria on targets associated with the chemical weapons capabilities, in collaboration with the UK and France... READ MORE›
The action comes almost a week after rebelsA claimed SyrianA forces killed more than 40 people in a chemical weapons attack in Douma... READ MORE›
Syria Trump tweets 'Mission Accomplished' after Western forces launch air strikes in response to chemical weapons attack... READ MORE›
'No release of chemicals is best proof there were none' - employee of bombed Syrian research site... READ MORE›
Moscow pointed out that the Western allies ignored evidence provided by Syria and Russia that the alleged chemical attack was actually staged in a cynical manner... READ MORE›
It is a screengrab from a video showing air strikes on Saddam Hussein's palace in the Iraqi capital Baghdad... READ MORE›
Some Syrians, however, took solace in the sight of smoke rising from Mr. Assad's military bases... READ MORE›
A court in Baghdad sentenced 19 Russian women to life in prison for joining Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant ISIL fighters in the country... READ MORE›
Demonstrators in New York stage an anti-war protest on April 15 after President Donald Trump launched airstrikes in Syria... READ MORE›
Some doctors have appeared on Syrian television to deny that anything took place in Douma... READ MORE›
The missiles, says the US, hit targets associated with the Syrian regime's chemical weapons programme ... READ MORE›
The raid was punitive, punishing the Assad regime for conducting illegal and inhuman chemical attacks on civilians... READ MORE›
In a separate interview, Haley said that the US was preparing new sanctions on Russia over its continued support of Syrian President Bashar-al Assad... READ MORE›
U.S. President Donald Trump on Twitter praised Western air strikes against the Syrian government on Saturday as perfectly executed, and added Mission Accomplished ... READ MORE›
Calling the suspected gas attack inexcusable, McKenzie said the pre-dawn attacks targeted three facilities used to research, develop and store chemical weapons inside Syria... READ MORE›
He also asserted that Assad has lied from the beginning about the alleged use of chemical weapons by forces under his control... READ MORE›
Trumps Iran move reminds some of run-up to Iraq war... READ MORE›
It is right that parliament has the power to support or stop the government from taking planned military action... READ MORE›
In Iraq, the United States is training and sharing intelligence with former members of Iranian-backed militias that once fought and killed Americans... READ MORE›
Just hours after the US, France and the UK dropped more than 100 bombs against suspected chemical weapons facilities in Syria, US President Donald Trump declared victory... READ MORE›
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates already have troops tied up in the bloody civil war in Yemen... READ MORE›
The main question, Le Pen said, is whether Macron really bombed the factory where chemical weapons had been produced and stored, as he claimed... READ MORE›
The Syrian Regime has an abhorrent record of using chemical weapons against its own people... READ MORE›
A number of gunmen at both sites under attack are engaged with the security forces, Danish said... READ MORE›
Merkel's statement comes as French President Emmanuel Macron, who visited Washington this week, also changed his mind about the Iran agreement after meeting with Trump... READ MORE›
Syria and its ally Russia deny any chemical attack took place, and Russian officials accused Britain of staging a fake gas attack in the town... READ MORE›
Twitter users draw comparisons between Trump's attack on Syria and Clinton's 1998 Iraq attack during controversies... READ MORE›
Haley said the allies have a large body of evidence showing Syria used chemical weapons, including sarin, last Saturday... READ MORE›
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