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More than two million Iranian pilgrims enter Iraq a week before the annual Muslim pilgrimage of Arba’een.

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Iran says production in oilfields shared with Iraq would surge by nearly 60,000 bpd until March.

Iraq begins three days of national mourning for dozens of killed during a week-long unrest.

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Rights watchdog says authorities have to respect fundamental freedoms, respond to protests in proportionate manner.

Country in mourning as protesters say pledges to combat corruption do not go far enough.

Iraq's prime minister announces a cabinet reshuffle, declares three days of national mourning, and vows probe into killings.

Iran’s foreign minister says the vigilance of the Iraqi people will prevent others from exploiting their legitimate concerns recognized by their government.

The United States is responsible for the current economic shortcomings that affect Iraqi people’s daily lives, says an American analyst, saying the US used 9/11 as pretext to wreak havoc in Iraq.

Iran accuses its foes of deliberately stirring trouble at a time when pilgrims head to Iraq for a major religious event.

President Salih of Iraq denounces as “unacceptable’’ the recent deadly acts of violence targeting protesters, journalists and security forces.

Video shows Iraqi president barham salih speaking to media condemning attacks on protesters.

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In the past week, more than 110 people have died during a nationwide uprising against the government.

Tehran says the alliance between Iran and Iraq will not be affected by the enemies' propaganda campaign after recent protests in some Iraqi cities.

An American analyst says the US and its allies don't like the role Iraq is playing in the "resistance axis" and that is why they are trying to hijack the ongoing unrest.

A political commentator says the United States is hell-bent on magnifying the protests in Iraq to promote violence.

Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has said that the Iranian and Iraqi nations are connected through faith.

Iraqi officials have insisted that government forces did not fire directly at protesters during a brutal crackdown on anti-government demonstrations which has left at least 104 people dead and thousands more inj...

The Iraqi government pledges to carry out more than a dozen planned reforms days after the onset of protests.

The protesters are demanding their basic rights - employment and services.

DETAILS TO FOLLOW Al Arabiya staff injured as masked gunmen attack office in Baghdad, reports Al-Arabiya’s correspondent based in the Iraqi capital.https://t.co/rEEZ9p7lbi pic.twitter.com/Io2RGIbuyU— Al...

Protests enter their fifth day, despite attempts to curb them with curfews and an internet blackout.

A brutal crackdown on anti-government protests that erupted across Iraq has killed almost 100 people and left thousands more injured, according to officials. Hundreds of demonstrators have also been detained....

Iraqi authorities lift a curfew in Baghdad as normalcy returns to the streets of the country's capital.