Iraq has chosen the path of integration and constructive dialogue grounded in fair and mutual interests, seeking stability ...

Iraq has pledged to bring all weapons under the control of the state, but that will not work so long as there is a U.S.-led ...

Iraq’s Development Fund signs MoUs with Japan, Germany, France, UK, and the U.S., aiming to launch a joint Iraqi-American ...

AMMAN — Minister of Industry, Trade and Supply Yarub Qudah on Sunday underscored ongoing discussions between Jordan and Iraq ...

Editor's note: Brian Nottage is director of macroeconomics at Economy.com. WEST CHESTER, Pa. (CBS.MW) -- A July 29 New York Times story, "Profound Effect on U.S. Economy Seen in a War on Iraq," warned ...

Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani affirmed on Saturday the government’s commitment to fostering relations with the United Nations.

In the CNN/Opinion Research Corporation poll conducted last weekend, 71 percent said they think U.S. spending in Iraq is a reason for the nation's poor economy. Twenty-eight perce ...

Ahmed Basim Mohammed al-Abaje is understanding about slow salary payments from the Iraqi government. He and other citizens of Baghdad are beginning to realize that the Iraqi government is running low ...

Let's start on the front line of every faltering economy: the grocery store. In a Baghdad shop lined with baskets of spices and rose petal tea, owner Osama al-Hassani is measuring out roasted, salted ...

The rise of the Islamic State (ISIS, ISIL, Daesh) certainly represented a failure of the Iraqi military, its intelligence service, and the state more broadly. But even at the worst of times, Iraqis ...

The United States has often proclaimed that a major goal of its efforts in Iraq is to bring about a "free and prosperous" country. But Iraq's economy remains mired in a pattern that is not much ...

U.S. and Iraqi officials hail improvements in Iraq's security, but they say economic improvements — especially job creation — are urgently needed. Government and military spending are picking up, but ...