Shrine Unites Muslims and Christians
Different faiths have been celebrated in the same holy place for centuries.
Different faiths have been celebrated in the same holy place for centuries.
Women in Kurdistan fear Iraq’s new Shia elite will introduce religious law.
Teaching at Kurdish universities has its problems, but for many Arabs it is a better option than staying at home.
Former vice-president, who’s seen as a conservative, receives vote of confidence from top cleric in his bid for the premiership.
Newfound political power of city’s Kurds sparks fears that they will try to make it the capital of a Kurdish state.
Kurdish drivers say they are targeted by kidnappers on a major Iraqi highway.
Authorities warn that death toll may rise after worst-yet insurgent attack.
More than a month after the election, top Iraqi parties have yet to agree on a coalition government.
Fourteen years on from the Kurdish uprising, one of the Baath regime’s most notorious torture centres is open to the public.
As more mass graves are unearthed in the Kurdish region, families face the devastating task of identifying loved ones.