Iraq war map: Who controls what. As fighting in parts of Iraq intensifies, a visual breakdown of the control of territory after years of war.

IRAQ is seeking to replace its national anthem and flag in a move aimed at providing unifying symbols and putting decades of conflict and hardship in the country behind it.

The guardrails protecting democracy may have buckled, but they are not broken. Autocratic forces are ascendant in America—yes, it can happen here, and did—but the story isn’t fully written ...

America lowers the flag: Iraq's unquiet peace At the end of next month, the United States is pulling its combat troops out of Iraq. But the country they are leaving behind is still a barely ...

June 19, 2014— -- The flag of ISIS was pictured flying above Iraq's biggest oil refinery today, an image that suggested the Sunni militant group had taken control of the refinery in their ...

Iraq’s U.S.-picked leaders have approved a new flag for the country, dumping the Saddam Hussein-era colors and slogan “God is great” and using symbols of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers.

Al Qaeda militants are bombing strategic targets in parts of western Iraq, wreaking havoc on their quest to establish an Islamic emirate. The map below gives an indication of how successful they ...