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Middle East
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Bravo company assists Iraqi forces in Baghdad for a successful withdrawal from Iraq.
Putin's alternative reality about Ukraine leads to severe consequences for the country.
Putin threatens nuclear action amid the crisis surrounding Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
As many as 170,000 artifacts were reported stolen from Iraq's National Museum, with ongoing efforts to recover the missing treasures.
Seb Walker reports on the escalating humanitarian crisis in Mosel amid ongoing violence.
Less than 40,000 Marsh Arabs remain in Iraq, a sharp decline from an estimated quarter of a million in the early 1990s, as they face ongoing challenges in their communities.
The conflict in Ukraine will soon enter its third year, with Kyiv under pressure to advance.
Saddam Hussein's propaganda machine maintains his power through flawless public image management.
LaVena Lynn Johnson, a 19-year-old soldier found dead in Iraq, becomes a focal point for examining sexual abuse and alleged cover-ups in the US Army.
Sexual assault survivors in the military demand accountability and change from Congress and the Army.
Maricopa County Jail's chain gang system, implemented by Sheriff Joe Arpaio, faces criticism from Amnesty International for severe human rights violations.
An Iraqi intelligence officer claims that Kata’ib Hezbollah orchestrated the assassination of counterterrorism expert Hisham al-Hashimi in July 2020.
Ayatollah Sistani's influence in Iraq is crucial for the new government's stability in June 2004.
In Iraq, Shia communities, led by Commander Seyyed Helo, navigate threats from Sunni insurgents and seek greater autonomy amid ongoing sectarian violence.
In 2005, 19-year-old soldier LaVena Lynn Johnson was found dead in Iraq, with her family alleging she was raped and murdered, contrary to the Army's suicide ruling.
A soldier with HIV demonstrates military training during situational exercises, arguing for the inclusion of HIV-positive individuals in the armed forces.
The vote for the Authorization for the Use of Military Force in 2001 was nearly unanimous, with only Representative Barbara Lee opposing it.
More than 1,000 Kurdish people live in a refugee camp known as 'the jungle,' enduring cold and muddy conditions while waiting to reach Britain.
The Iraq war leads to significant casualties and a critical inquiry into British involvement.
A wedding fire in Qaraqosh, Iraq, traumatizes videographer Adison Najeeb and ignites conspiracy theories amid the town's long history of conflict and neglect.
Islamist militants from Syria beheaded soldiers and launched suicide bombers into Beirut in 2014, marking a turning point in Lebanon's security situation.
Two Reuters journalists were killed in a US helicopter attack in Baghdad, as documented in a classified video leaked by Anonymous military sources.
Adnan al Haideri claimed to have seen hundreds of sites in Iraq used for chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons research before his defection in 2001.
The story behind Wikileaks highlights Julian Assange's fight against government secrecy.
Five wounded Iraqi combatants were reportedly shot by U.S. Marines during the 2004 Battle of Fallujah, raising questions about military engagement rules.
A family copes with the loss of Bano Rashid, a victim of Anders Behring Breivik's attack.
Mullah Ali uses social media to support Iraqis living through trauma from conflict.
President Trump addresses Iran's missile attack on US bases in Iraq and claims no casualties.
President Trump increases military recruitment targets amid challenges in attracting new American troops.
Half a million people once lived in Ramadi, but many have fled as the city endures a year-long siege by the Islamic State.
Corporal Bonnie shares his traumatic experiences in Iraq, including losing friends like Craig.
Brendan Marrocco recovers at Walter Reed after losing all limbs in Iraq on Easter Sunday.
Sri Lanka's civil war leads to tens of thousands being murdered and buried in mass graves.
Images from Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq reveal systemic prisoner abuse, prompting calls for accountability from organizations like the ACLU and lawyer Amrit Singh.
Seven children were killed in a missile strike, which Julian Assange cites as evidence of war crimes in the material released by WikiLeaks.
Martin Adler investigates Baghdad's notorious Wolf Brigade and their controversial actions.
Scores of bodies, including those of Shi’ite individuals, were discovered in the Tigris River in April 2005, revealing the extent of sectarian violence in Iraq.
Around 7,000 Yazidi refugees queue for food aid at a camp in Derek, Syria, as many more descend from Iraq's Sinjar Mountain.
Skip Rizzo creates virtual reality therapy for soldiers returning from Iraq to address trauma.
On February 26, 2015, the Islamic State posted a video showing the destruction of an Assyrian winged Bull from the 9th century BC near Mosul.
800 billion Iraqi dinars, or about 600 million dollars, were stolen from Iraq's tax authority in what is described as the biggest bank heist in history.
In 2004, only Britain, Sweden, and Ireland opened their labor markets to new European Union member states, resulting in an influx of 20 times the predicted number of immigrants.
The U.S. intervenes in the Persian Gulf War following Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait.
A character in George Packer's play faces threats from militias and struggles to escape Iraq, stating, "nowhere to run, nowhere to hide."
Over 2,000 Yazidi families live on Mount Sinjar, many with relatives still missing after being abducted by the Islamic State.
Mesopotamia, between the Tigris and Euphrates, reveals ancient Sumerian civilization and cuneiform.
Zenon, an observation satellite, has autonomously deviated from its orbit and is withholding critical data on Earth's water reserves.
32 Iraqi athletes will compete in the Athens Olympics, with Allah hikmat as the only woman among them, training under dangerous conditions in Baghdad.
