 | Iraq says I.S. still a threat after Baghdadi videoIslamic State remains a potent threat around the world despite reduced capabilities, Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi said on Tuesday. |
 | Iraq ferry sinks killing at least 79 peopleAt least 79 people died when an overloaded ferry sank in the Tigris river near Mosul in Iraq, medical sources told Reuters on Thursday. |
 | In northern Iraq's Kurdistan, hikers and skiers are at play in the Snow FestivalIn the snowy mountains of northern Iraq, skiers, both locals and foreigners, participate in The Snow Festival, organised by the Kurdish department of tourism, while others take to hiking. |
 | Families refuse to accept bodies of Indians killed in Iraq demanding Government’s financial aidBodies of five Indians, who were killed in Iraq, arrived in Bihar’s Siwan on Monday. Families of the deceased denied accepting the body and demanded financial aid or job by the government. |
 | Mortal remains of the 38 Indians killed in Iraq brought to AmritsarOn March 20, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj informed the Rajya Sabha members in the Parliament that 39 Indians, who went missing in Mosul in 2014, were killed by the terror outfit IS. |
 | Iraqi forces recapture last Islamic State-held townIraqi forces capture the last remaining town under Islamic State control, signaling the collapse of the group’s self-proclaimed caliphate. |
 | Deadly earthquake strikes Iraq and IranMore than 100 people have been killed in Iran and at least several others in Iraq after a powerful magnitude 7.3 earthquake hit the region, officials say. |
 | Oil keeps gains, due to Iraq and drop in U.S. rigsOil prices largely held on to last week's gains early on Monday, supported by supply disruptions in Iraq and a drop in U.S. drilling. |
 | Iraq delivers another blow to Islamic StateIraqi forces have captured the town of Hawija and the surrounding area from Islamic State, though some fighting still raged in a pocket to the north and east of the town, the military said. |
 | Voting starts in Iraqi Kurdistan's independence referendumVoters head to the polls in an independence referendum in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, ignoring the threats and fears of further instability. |
 | Iraqi forces retake most of Tal Afar from Islamic State - militaryThe Iraqi military says it has almost entirely recaptured Tal Afar from Islamic State in a battle that has taken just one week. |
 | Iraqi forces celebrate victory against ISIS in MosulDozens of Iraqi soldiers celebrated the victory amid the rubble on the banks of the Tigris river without waiting for a formal declaration. |
 | US to drop Iraq and Myanmar from child soldiers' listUS Secretary of State Rex Tillerson planning to remove Iraq and Myanmar from a list denouncing the world's worst offenders in the use of child soldiers, sources told Reuters exclusively. |
 | Islamic State car bombing in Baghdad: 4 police killedSecurity forces say four policemen were killed in suicide car bombing in Iraq. |
 | Donald Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner flies into Iraq with top US generalJared Kushner, flew into Iraq on Monday with the United States' top general to get a first-hand assessment of the battle against Islamic State from commanders and Iraqi leaders. |
 | Fake job promise: 31 Indians rescued from Iraq arrive in DelhiAt least 31 Indian nationals, caught in a fake job promise in Iraq, arrived safely in the national capital on Monday. All of the victims were trapped in a fake promise made by an agent. |
 | Iraq forces meet 'fierce' resistance in southwest MosulIraqi special forces are facing "fierce" resistance as they battle the Islamic State group in southwest Mosul, a commander says. |
 | West Mosul breached as war on IS rages in Iraq and SyriaIraqi forces enter western Mosul neighborhoods, a key stronghold in the shrinking "caliphate" of the Islamic State group, which replied with deadly suicide attacks in Iraq and Syria. |
