Driven to Extremes
In the sectarian world of Baghdad, even car repairs are politically loaded.
In the sectarian world of Baghdad, even car repairs are politically loaded.
Series of IWPR reports examine the problems besetting the country’s crisis-ridden health service.
Private language schools flourishing as youngsters see English as key to better career opportunities.
Despite vast investment, Iraq’s sclerotic electricity network shows little sign of improvement, to the despair of residents and businesses alike.
Iraqi journalists struggle to get their stories out in the face of intimidation, abductions and targeted killings.
Legislation de-criminalises libel but imposes a range of reporting restrictions.
Dire shortage of drugs and doctors reflects catastrophic effect of war and corruption on the country’s healthcare system.
Local tribes who reap massive profits from stolen oil are likely to obstruct the authorities’ attempts to protect pipelines.