Iran's domestic and international flights have been temporarily suspended in response to escalating tensions following recent missile strikes.
Two Katyusha rockets struck Baghdad International Airport early October 1, causing no casualties, Iraqi security officials said, as US forces begin their withdrawal from the country.
Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani on September 28 offered condolences for the death of Hezbollah Secretary-General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, calling the Israeli attack on Beirut's southern suburbs an expression of "reckless desire."
Concerns are growing among Iraqis that actions by militias could drag their country into the widening conflict between Israel and Lebanon.
Iraq is close to ending the international coalition's mission in the country, with recent regional developments unlikely to affect the withdrawal, a parliamentary security committee said.
Kuwait has approved a tax treaty with Iraq to avoid double taxation and curb tax evasion on income and capital taxes.
Seven years after Iraqi authorities declared "victory" over the Islamic State (IS) group, which controlled vast swathes of northern and western Iraq between 2014 and 2017, Mosul's streets, parks, and restaurants are teeming with families.
The Assyrian Democratic Movement in Kirkuk expressed dismay on September 15 over new orders stripping the Christian component of the position of Assistant Governor for Administrative Affairs.
A large fire broke out in a home appliance warehouse in central Basra on September 13.
The Institute of International Finance (IIF) has forecast a decrease in Russia’s fiscal breakeven oil price (the amount to balance the external current account) to $77 per barrel by 2025, supported by a recovery in oil and gas revenues.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian arrived in Erbil on September 12 morning, marking the first-ever visit by an Iranian head of state to Iraq's Kurdistan Region.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian arrived in Baghdad on September 11 for his inaugural foreign visit since taking office.
The Iraqi city of Nasiriyah has recorded the world's highest temperature in the past 24 hours.
Power grids across the Middle East have faced unprecedented strain this summer, according to new data from the region on September 6.
Iraq has signed a contract to purchase 14 helicopters from Airbus, including 12 multi-mission combat aircraft of the Caracal H225M model, to bolster its defence capabilities.
Iraqi security forces used batons and water cannons to disperse protesting health and medical graduates in Baghdad on September 3 and 4, resulting in several injuries, as months-long demonstrations for government jobs intensified
The southern Iraqi city of Basra is experiencing a boom in imported used American cars, with online auctions facilitating the purchase of up to 1,500 vehicles per month.
Switzerland has announced it has reopened its embassy in the Iraqi capital Baghdad on September 3 after closing it more than 33 years ago
Iraq has announced a plan to plant 10mn palm saplings and various trees in Baghdad and other provinces as part of a government initiative to tackle the growing issue of desertification in the country.
At least eight people have been killed, several more have been severely injured and more than 14 oil tanker trucks have been torched following a fire on the Iran-Iraq border.