Dana Taib Menmy

As a condition to lay down arms, the PKK demands Abdullah Öcalan's release and constitutional reforms recognising Kurds as equal citizens of the Turkish state.

Iraqi lawyers say outdated laws leave a gap that makes it difficult to prosecute consensual acts like wife-swapping, as they're not clearly criminalised.

Iraq accuses both Iran and Turkey of unilaterally managing shared water resources by constructing dams and diverting river channels without coordination.

What happens now that Iraqi Kurdistan’s parliament is dissolved and no government has been formed?

While Iraqi officials praised workers on Labour Day, many Iraqis say words aren’t enough amid high unemployment and poor enforcement of labour protections.

Iraq’s top court again postpones appeals by the president and PM over its 2023 ruling that annulled the Khor Abdullah maritime pact with Kuwait.

Dispute over presidency and key ministries stalls KRG cabinet formation, as opposition threatens to dissolve parliament six months after elections.

The Central Anti-Corruption Criminal Court said the investigation into al-Halbousi and two other individuals had been closed due to "insufficient evidence".

An interfaith meeting in Erbil has sparked mixed reactions from different communities throughout Iraq.

Iraq’s top court has delayed a key decision on the Khor Abdullah maritime agreement with Kuwait, a case that has reignited domestic political tensions.