President Barack Obama and the deputy crown prince of Saudi Arabia on Friday discussed ways to support...

Iraqi forces recaptured the municipal building in Falluja from ISIS militants, the military said on Friday, nearly four...

Two suicide bombings that killed about 25 people in Baghdad on Thursday were claimed by Islamic State...

US airstrikes have killed an ISIS leader in the Iraqi city of Fallujah, reported The Independent.

Bahrain's Foreign Minister doesn’t hold back when criticizing the Iraqi army’s war against the terrorist ISIS group.

Final battle to recapture Falluja from ISIS will start in "days, not weeks", said a Shi'ite leader.

Iraq's top Shi'ite cleric urged government forces battling to retake Falluja from ISIS to spare civilians in city.

Tens of thousands of civilians trapped in Falluja that Iraqi forces are trying to recapture from ISIS.

Iraq denied that its security forces had used live ammunition against protesters who broke into Baghdad's Green Zone.

Iraqi government forces fought Islamic State militants near Falluja on Monday and bombarded central districts at the outset...

Iraq's powerful Shi'ite Muslim cleric Moqtada al-Sadr expressed support for protesters who stormed into Baghdad's Green Zone

Iraq's military said on Thursday it had retaken the remote western town of Rutba from Islamic State in an operation launched this week to cut off the militants' supply route to neighboring Syria.

The White House strongly condemned on Tuesday the latest string of attacks in Baghdad by Islamic State, which it said specifically targeted civilians.

At least 77 people were killed and more than 140 wounded by three bombings in Baghdad on Tuesday, extending the deadliest spate of attacks in the Iraqi capital so far this year and driving Shi'ite fighters into the streets to defend some areas.

The death toll from a car bomb claimed by Islamic State in the Iraqi capital's Sadr City district rose to 50, police and hospital sources said on Wednesday.

Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al Abadi is in a strong position despite political unrest in Iraq, U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter said on Monday.

The Bahraini authorities expelled on Tuesday (March 15, 2016) another dissenter, after the court of appeals upheld last Tuesday a sentence, stripping him of his citizenship and deporting him from the country.

Bahrain Mirror: The Bahraini cabinet discussed in its regular session a number of topics listed on its agenda, mainly a memorandum submitted by the Minister of Interior to the cabinet about "regulations to control the travel of citizens to hazardous countries experiencing armed conflicts or terrorist incubators," in reference to Syria, Iraq and Iran whereto tens of thousands of Shiite citizens head in order to visit the holy sites.

Iraqi Popular Mobilization Forces said that “Bahrain’s Foreign Minister should solve his country’s problems instead of interfering in Iraq’s internal affairs”, pointing out that “those statements are considered to be a blatant interference in Baghdad's affairs.

Bahrain Mirror: Bahrain Health Ministry family medicine consultant Dr Kawthar Al-Eid said: “Bahrain is so far cholera-free but infections are expected among people coming back from Iraq,” adding that four suspected cases of cholera have been reported in the country on December 11, 2015.