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Only three of Germany's 709 members of parliament are under 30, prompting young candidates like Kassem Taher Saleh and Wiebke Winter to run for office.
Watch a brief documentary on Hammurabi and the Old Babylonian Empire's history.
14 years ago, a German doctor left Hamburg to provide medical care in a PKK camp in Northern Iraq, where she now runs a small hospital.
400,000 documents reveal that U.S. military orders allowed for no investigations into Iraqi forces torturing detainees during the Iraq War.
Mr. Erbil is a private social club in Erbil, Iraqi Kurdistan, promoting modern social values.
Nineteen-year-old Haida Hamza returns to Baghdad University, expressing feelings of helplessness amid looting and the presence of new military authority.
About 100,000 Kurds were expelled from Kirkuk during Saddam Hussein's regime, and many return to reclaim their homes after the city's liberation in 2003.
The Iraq Bikers, led by Bilal, promote unity and hope in a war-torn Iraq.
Over 6,000 people live in the overcrowded Moria refugee camp on Lesbos, facing inhumane conditions and a lengthy asylum application process.
More than 600,000 Iraqis were killed during Saddam Hussein's regime, many executed at Abu Ghraib prison by Saad Abdul Amir, the dictator's executioner.
Haj Ali recounts his torture at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq during November 2005.
Javal and Ken Davis share their experiences as torturers in Iraq under orders from superiors.
Watch the history documentary on the Zanj Rebellion in Ninth Century Iraq.
Uday Hussein's passion for soccer impacts Iraq's team and fans, highlighted by a 2003 penalty kick.
Lynn Watson participates in anti-war protests in Yorkshire while undercover as a clown.
Curt Schilling shares his gaming passion and Iraq visit with troops on patrol.
Keegan-Michael Key talks about his role as Obama's anger translator on Comedy Central.
Brian Williams addresses his Iraq helicopter claim and recalls his Hudson River heroics.
In 2011, only three special immigrant visas were issued to Afghan interpreters despite Congress allowing for up to 1,500 each year.
President Trump humorously complains to Obama about Nordstrom's treatment of Ivanka's brand.
Trump humorously discusses wiretapping claims with Obama while highlighting Women's History Month.
Correspondent Ghaith Abdul-Ahad reports from Mosul, where the line between war and civilian life is almost nonexistent amid the fight against ISIS.
Istanbul's Taksim Square transforms under Prime Minister Reep T. Eran's ambitious plans.
The U.S. and Iran maintain divided alliances in the Middle East amid rising tensions.
Picasso's Guernica depicts the horror of the Nazi bombing of Guernica during the Spanish Civil War.
Abu Bakr al Baghdadi was imprisoned by the US military, where he formed networks with other jihadists, later rising to lead ISIS.
Barack Obama addresses the 2013 US government shutdown, emphasizing its impact on military personnel and the importance of timely paychecks for service members.
Iraqi forces advance on Mosul as Alex Rossi reports from the frontline in Bazwaya.
Iraqi forces near victory over Islamic State in Mosul's Old City, reports Stuart Ramsay.
Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko faces international criticism for orchestrating a migration crisis at the EU border, leading to the repatriation of hundreds of migrants to Iraq.
Giles Fraser argues against bombing Isis in Syria, citing the futility of past military actions.
Foreign oil companies flock into Kurdistan, raising hopes for Iraq's oil production potential.
The Financial Times discusses Brexit's impact on Britain, Samsung's sales, and NATO's response to Russia.
A terrorist attack on Charlie Hebdo in France leaves 12 dead and raises fears of jihadist violence.
Three civilians were killed when a car was shot during a chaotic firefight as US Marines advanced into Baghdad.
China sees a drop in COVID-19 cases while Italy's death toll rises significantly.
Donald Trump questions Vladimir Putin's commitment to bombing Isis and critiques U.S. foreign policy.
The video argues Fox News is successful well because it doesn't hate America.
Martin Chulov and Salem Rizk report from Ba’aj, Iraq, on Baghdadi's last known hideout.
Iraq's athletes gain freedom as Uday Hussein's control over the Olympic Committee ends.
France and Russia increase airstrikes on Isis in Syria after the Paris attacks on Friday.
In Mosul, Alex Crawford reports on the Iraqi forces' battle to reclaim the city from Islamic State control, highlighting the conflict's human cost and social media's role.
Nuri al-Maliki clings to power amid pressure from a Coalition and the rise of ISIS in Iraq.
The U.S. and President Obama confront the Isis crisis in Iraq as it advances towards Baghdad.
General David Petraeus discusses the challenges of defeating Hamas in Gaza and the war in Ukraine.
George W. Bush mistakenly condemns his Iraq invasion while criticizing Russia's actions in Ukraine.
The battle for Mosul is crucial as it is the last major isis stronghold in Iraq.
Iran breaks the nuclear accord on Monday, escalating tensions in the Middle East.
