Iraq: Relentless Terror Wave Continues as 28 Killed Overnight
String of bombing and gun attacks bring this month's death toll to 520 so far.
String of bombing and gun attacks bring this month's death toll to 520 so far.

Islamist terrorists have continued their wave of attacks against mosques as Muslims celebrate the start of the festival of Eid al-Adha.

Defected Syrian Brigadier General Zaher al-Sakat says Assad has no real intention of handing over his chemical weapons.

September was one of the bloodiest months for Iraq in a year marred by bombings and almost daily loss of life, according to the UN.

In a familiar pattern of violence, more than a dozen car bombs ripped through majority-Shia neighborhoods.

Bloodshed continues with bombs targeting busy markets near the capital Baghdad.

Eight dead in three attacks as Iraq violence continues, sparking fears of all-out battle.

At least 60 people were killed after terrorists hit a funeral in a mainly Shiite Muslim district of Baghdad.

String of attacks across Iraq as government crackdown merely intensifies sectarian strife.

Syria reportedly responds to pressure to give up chemical weapons by shipping them to war-torn neighbor Iraq.

Iraq's sectarian attacks continue as a car bomb explodes near a Shi'ite mosque in Baghdad killing at least 18 people, officials say.

Iranian foreign minister, Javad Zarif, made a visit to Iraq to discuss the "dangerous situation" in Syria and the wider region.

Terrorists bomb two homes belonging to a Shia family, killing women and children, as the region continues to seeth with sectarian violence.

Car bombs target Shi'ite districts. More than 4,000 killed in 5 months.

Iranian opposition and human rights groups accuse Iraqi government of colluding with Tehran to wipe out opposition to Islamic Republic.

A harrowing tail of suffering at the hands of Iranian terror and betrayal by the United Nations, at the infamous "Camp Liberty" in Iraq.

Bloody feuds between Sunnis and Shiites erupt in Iraq, the rate of victims are increasing by the hundreds as Global Jihad establishes power.

Al Qaeda-affiliated groups are battling Kurdish militias in Syria for control of Syrian Kurdistan, trying to 'ethnically cleanse' the area

Relentless string of attacks just one signal that a resurgent Al Qaeda is relocating its center of gravity from Pakistan to the Middle East.

Attacks in Iraq killed 13 people on Tuesday, four of them Shiite worshippers.

A suicide bomber targeting a cafe in Shiite-majority town kills 13 people and wounds 25. Al-Qaeda claims the bombing was in retaliation.

More than 60 people were killed in a series of bomb attacks in Iraq, as locals celebrated the Eid al-Fitr festival.

Kurdish Regional Government President Masoud Barzani threatens to send forces to protect Syrian Kurds from Islamist attacks.

Only a week after 500 Al Qaeda terrorists escape from jail, fears of a spike in violence are being realized.

Iran wants to open direct talks with Washington on nuclear issues, a report in the New York Times said Friday

After Al Qaeda claims responsibility for largest ever Iraqi jailbreak, has it emerged from 12 years of war with the west stronger than ever?

Around 500 "senior" Al Qaeda terrorists, some on death row, freed in bloody jailbreak

The doors to Syrian refugees are starting to close, with more than 1.7 million already having flooded through the borders to safety.

At least 14 people, including 10 border guards, were shot to death by gunmen at a fake Iraqi checkpoint they set up.

Baghdad warns Israel that it would respond to any attempts by the Jewish state to overfly Iraq for a strike against Iran.

Iraq has executed seven people convicted of terror-related offenses, despite calls for country to declare moratorium on death penalty.

Washington is "watching what Iraq is doing," U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry warns Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.

Baghdad is "looking the other way" as Iran sends military equipment through Iraqi airspace to Syrian regime, says American official.

Turkey, a member of NATO and an ally of the United States, reportedly has supported funding to Syrian jihadist rebels by Arab nations, NGOs.

Iraq has freed a French reporter who was detained in Baghadad for three weeks after taking unauthorized photos.

A report whose credibility is unclear says Iranian forces will enter Iraq to suppress rebellion, take over U.S. embassy.

US war veterans say meditation could help heal the post-war mental disturbances that afflict a growing number of American soldiers.

The men were sentenced for their role in a plot to ship weapons to Iraqi insurgents and raise money for the Al-Qaeda terror network.

The United States has delivered two naval support ships to Iraq, which is seeking to boost its fledgling maritime capabilities.

According to U.S. officials, Iraq is determined to land and carry out searches on all Iranian flights headed for Syria

Iran has been sending large quantities of weapons to the Syrian regime using civilian aircraft, an intelligence report reveals.

Turkey has refused to extradite Iraqi Vice President Tariq al-Hashemi, who is now facing a death sentence in Baghdad.

Welcome to Obama's ended war in Iraq and the 'defeated Al Qaeda' where hundreds were killed and wounded in Sunday's terror campaign.

The US is accusing Iraq of turning a blind eye to Iranian arms shipments to Syria via its airspace. Senator blames lack of US leadership.

While Ankara would like to see the demise of the al-Assad regime, it is casting a wary eye on growing Kurdish assertiveness in Syria

Lawmakers accused US, Iraqi leaders of being responsible for atrocious conditions of Iranian exiles, with one making comparison to Auschwitz

An Iranian-funded religious academy in Iraq is training approximately 1,500 recruits from Arab countries to use "combat weapons."

Jordan's King Abdullah II has decided to beef up the country's northern border but is still allowing in refugees.

UN special envoy Kofi Annan is barnstorming the Mideast region looking for allies in his quest to end the ongoing bloodshed in Syria

Iraq has ordered the closure of 44 international news outlets, among them the Voice of America, and the BBC.

Mawlud Afand, editor of a magazine that advocates relations between Kurdistan and Israel, has been missing for more than ten days.

Democracy has allowed “thieves” to plunder and pillage Iraq, the secretary of Hizbullah said in an interview.

Jordan is fending off accusations that Iraqi oil is reaching Israel.

One day after Turkey's prime minister castigated Israel for striking terrorists in Gaza, Ankara strikes at terrorists in Iraq.

Obama boasts he brought the troops home from Iraq and that killing Bin Laden will lead to Al Qaeda’s defeat, but it is making a comeback.

A string of bombings targeting primarily Shiite targets killed scores and wounded hundreds as Baghdad's political crisis deepens.

As the US looks towards presidential elections and violence goes stratospheric in Iraq, will Baghdad turn into Obama's perfect storm?
Turkish prime minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has managed to infuriate Iraq's prime minister- and demanded an apology instead of giving one.
A wave of sectarian bombings targeting Shiites in Iraq continues to shake the country and threatens to destabilize the regime.
Iraqi officials are trading accusations of dictatorship, assassination plots amid political deadlock and a worsening security situation.