Iraqis kept up their anti-government protests in Baghdad and across the south on Saturday, unsatisfied with the prime minister's planned resignation and insisting "all corrupted people"

Iraq once again proved they are strong contenders for the title at the 24th Arabian Gulf Cup, with a second straight win Friday.

The Arab Gulf Cup Football Federation (AGCFF) has granted Iraq the right to organise the next Arabian Gulf Cup edition, which will be held two years from now in Basra.

Iraqi anti-government protesters blocked roads in the country's south with burning tyres on Wednesday, as schools and public offices stayed shut a day after deadly clashes with security forces.

An Iraqi protester was killed on Tuesday in the capital Baghdad and dozens more wounded across the country's restive south as sit-ins turned violent, medics told AFP.

Security forces opened fire on protesters in Baghdad and several cities in southern Iraq on Sunday, killing at least eight people and wounding dozens of others

Security forces opened fire on protesters in southern Iraq, killing at least five people and wounding dozens others, police and medical sources said, as weeks of unrest in Baghdad and some southern cities continue.

US Vice President Mike Pence visited US troops in Iraq during a surprise visit to the protest-hit country on Saturday.

His Highness the Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani held telephone conversations Friday with Iraqi President Barham Salih and Prime Minister Adil Abdul-Mahdi

Qatar National Library, in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture and Sports, recently concluded an intensive training programme for a delegation of conservation specialists from Iraq.

Iraqi security forces killed four protesters in Baghdad on Friday and forcibly dispersed activists blocking the main port near Basra

Seven people were killed on Thursday when Iraqi security forces shot live fire and tear gas canisters at demonstrators in Baghdad, security and medical sources said ...