Baghdad’s decline two decades after the war: A mirror for Tehran
The Iraqi capital is still trying to recover from the destruction and economic stagnation that followed the US invasion of 2003
Mohammed Shia’ al-Sudani: ‘Iraq does not want to be a party to this war, which lacks any legal basis’
Following US strikes on national territory, the Iraqi prime minister asserts that the army will defend itself if attacked again: ‘We cannot stand idly by when we have martyrs and wounded’
Iraq mourns its dead after worst strike against its army since the start of the war: ‘Why did the Americans attack us?’
The crossfire between the US and Tehran against pro- and anti-Iranian militias on Iraqi soil threatens to escalate into open conflict, fueled by the rising casualties among regular Iraqi and Kurdish soldiers
How the oldest science in the world flourished in Toledo 1,000 years ago
An international conference on the origins of galaxies pays tribute to the pioneering scientific cooperation between Muslims, Jews, and Christians that took place in Spain at the end of the Middle Ages
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