Tag: Iraqs

Latif al-Ani, an iconic photographer born in Baghdad in 1932, is celebrated as the father of Iraqi photography, capturing the ...

Hasan Hadi became the first Iraqi filmmaker selected for the Cannes Festival, winning the Camera d'Or for his film "The ...

Hasan Hadi, Iraq's first filmmaker selected for the Cannes Festival, criticized economic sanctions, stating they empower dictators by consolidating resources ...

Iraq's prison system is severely overcrowded, operating at 200% capacity with 67,000 detainees in facilities designed for half that number, ...

Simona FoltynBBC World ServiceReporting fromIraqi KurdistanPhil CallerFor generations Sherwen Sergeli and his family have made a living from his village's ...

Grand Ayatollah Ali Sistani, the highest authority in Shiite Islam in Iraq, expressed condolences on the death of Pope Francis, ...

A severe sandstorm has impacted central and southern Iraq, resulting in orange skies, reduced visibility, and over 3,700 respiratory-related emergency ...

The enforcement of a law banning alcohol sales in Iraq has led to the closure of private clubs in Baghdad, ...

The latest update on Saving the vanishing forests of Iraq's Kurdistan highlights ongoing efforts to protect and restore the region's ...

out of the summary. In Kurdistan's Arbil, residents are suffering from a severe water shortage during Iraq's summer months, leading ...