US effort to use intelligence to shape world opinion has to contend with shadow of the Iraq war

Irish overseas offer humanitarian help in face of hunger, death and devastation

In a new memoir, journalist Lara Marlowe recalls the life she shared with her former husband

Former US secretary of state’s role in US invasion of Iraq led to fatalities and misery

General who became first black US secretary of state made faulty claims about Hussein’s weapons

Tributes paid to retired four-star general who helped build case for 2003 invasion of Iraq

Movement led by Shia cleric Moqtada al-Sadr expected to be parliament’s biggest faction

Conor O’Clery recalls how viewing the Twin Towers attack left a lasting sense of guilt and inadequacy in the face of catastrophe

Costs of War project looks at consequences of conflicts the US has waged since 9/11 attacks

Erbil Letter: Poverty, power outages and lack of water fail to tear eyes from Talabanis

US Politics: Rarely have so many lives and so much cash been spent on so little

Four years after its liberation, many still do not believe Iraqi city is safe to return to

Quincy Institute points to US’s weapon exports and own role in region’s interventions

Republican who twice served as defence secretary is credited as architect of Iraq War

Clothing market targeted in Iraq’s first major suicide attack for three years

Secretary of state’s parting shot designed to undermine Biden administration’s bid to recalibrate relations with Tehran

If he was controversial, it was because he refused to conform. Robert never followed the herd

Highly regarded, controversial foreign correspondent had long relationship with Ireland

Reporters praised for their ‘diligence, tenacity, expertise and impartiality’

French president has promised citizens their sovereignty, but can he do it alone?