Opinion Conflict 21 March 2018 Mosul: Lives saved, credibility lost? When medical aid groups step in for militaries in war zones, not all the consequences are good
Photo feature Conflict 19 March 2018 The quest to heal Iraq's Yazidis Inside the understaffed Sinjar hospital where thousands of returnees rely on scant treatment
Feature Conflict 16 March 2018 Iraq's Yazidis return to a healthcare crisis A bullet-ridden hospital with one doctor and no ambulance is struggling to meet the growing needs of 25,000 people targeted by so-called Islamic State
Feature Conflict 2 March 2018 Lessons from Kosovo? How a European hotbed of Islamist extremism deals with returning fighters The country has adopted relatively lenient jail terms and favoured deradicalisation despite its reputation as a fertile recruitment ground for so-called Islamic State
News Aid and Policy 16 February 2018 Iraq’s rebuild billions, Africa’s week of drama, and Oxfam’s seismic sex scandal Get up to speed with our weekly cheat sheet of hot humanitarian topics
Feature Aid and Policy 15 February 2018 Donors talk big on Iraq reconstruction, but Mosul residents go it alone While the future of Iraq is planned out at a Kuwait conference, basic help is yet to reach many
Special Report Environment and Disasters 15 November 2017 Iran-Iraq earthquake live blog Latest developments after a 7.3-magnitude quake struck a border region of Iran-Iraq on Sunday
Feature Conflict 23 October 2017 Kirkuk loss fractures fragile Iraqi Kurdish unity Many minority communities in Iraqi Kurdistan feel they might be better off with the federal government
Analysis Aid and Policy 23 October 2017 Winter is coming: Who will rebuild Raqqa? Exploring the future of Raqqa provides clues to the endgame of Syria’s long and complex war
Feature Conflict 2 October 2017 Fixing Fallujah: City tests Iraq’s ability to bounce back Are the future of Iraq and Fallujah one and the same?
Analysis Conflict 27 September 2017 What's the fallout from Iraqi Kurdistan's referendum? The Iraqi Kurdish referendum won’t be ushering in independence just yet, but it has brought plenty of political upheaval
News Conflict 26 September 2017 Vote violence in flashpoint city signals long road to Iraqi Kurdistan Much of Iraqi Kurdistan may be rejoicing, but the divided city of Tuz Khurmatu still worries for its future
