Iraq

As senior officials from more than 30 countries held a meeting in Washington

Turkey says it will also send some detained militants to Germany, Ireland, Denmark and France in the coming days

Puts forward a roadmap calling for an end to violence, electoral reform and anti-graft measures within two weeks

Minister says Turkey has nearly 1,200 foreign members of IS in custody, and captured 287 during recent Syria operation

Mass rallies calling for an overhaul of the ruling system have rocked Baghdad since October 1

Parliament's human rights committee says that 319 people have been killed since protests first erupted

As the protests have shifted to campaigns of non-violent resistance

The violence has left nearly 280 dead

After the blockade caused fuel shortages and cost the country more than $6 billion

After a month of defying official curfews and road closures to protest, Iraqis have flipped the rule book

Despite orders from Iraq's higher education minister to stay away from the rallies

Demonstrators packed onto two bridges leading to the capital's Green Zone

IS social media channels have not confirmed Trump's announcement of Baghdadi's death

IS chief killed himself during a US Special Forces' raid by igniting a suicide vest in northwest Syria

Al-Arabiya said Iraqi government cited lack of license for suspension

Thousands of Iraqis returned to the streets in the capital, defying curfews and violence that has left over 60 dead

Protests represent the second phase of a week-long movement in early October that ended with more than 150 people dead

An overview of new and ongoing demonstrations

Security forces use water cannons to push back dozens of protesters heading towards the Green Zone

Activists circumvent restrictions to call for Friday's demonstrations

As US defense secretary said all of the nearly 1,000 troops are expected to fight IS militants in Iraq

US troops will continue campaign against Islamic State militants, help defend Iraq: defense secretary

Says governments should ensure due process in trials of their nationals

Iraqi protesters say they have not been convinced by the government's response to their demands

Tehran denounced the week of demonstrations that shook Baghdad as a "conspiracy" that "failed"

The protests revealed important fault lines in Iraq, between the different sides of the sectarian establishment

Qureshi says those who have applied for the Iraqi visa for Arbaeen would be granted visas soon

The government announces three days of national mourning in the wake of the unrest

At least eight people were killed in new clashes between Iraqi security

Security sources and medics say clashes left 13 people dead overnight

While the improved security is a positive change, the government never lived up to its promises beyond that

As people protest against the inadequacy of state services and the lack of jobs

At least 99 people have died and nearly 4,000 wounded since protests began in Baghdad on Tuesday

Iraq cleric Sadr demands government resign as protesters clash with police

Despite the embattled premier's pleas for patience and an internet blackout on the fourth day of mass rallies

Death toll rises to 18 as protests spread across south

The September 14 attacks on state oil giant Aramco, which initially halved the kingdom's crude output

This bolsters the US-Saudi relationship, in an attempt to collectively tackle the so-called Iran problem

Twelve people were killed and several others wounded in the deadly attack

US, Saudi officials investigate possibility the attacks involved missiles launched from Iraq or Iran

'There is 'no way' IS-affiliated families would be allowed back to their areas of origin'

FO confirms no Pakistanis among casualties, at least 100 injured

Online rivalries appear to have been fanned by months of rising tensions pitting Iran against the US and Israel

Across Iraq, more than 1.6 million people remain displaced

There have been a series of blasts in Iraq over the past month at training camps and arms depots

Analysts say the divergent statements from Iraq's top commanders reflect a wider rift within the alliance

The scene was a far cry from the usual images broadcast from the city of violence and mayhem

Iraqi youth sang along to top Western tunes, alternated with popular Iraqi hits

The US-led coalition bombing militants targets in Iraq

'I ask myself, why war? Why the violence? I'll transform all that into music'