Two decades after the United States and the United Kingdom invaded Iraq, the majority of Americans have come to the realization that the war, which left about a million people dead and ruined the Arab country, was a mistake, according to a poll.

As the US and Europe weep for Ukraine, what their extensive reports and images fail to show are the corpses of the forgotten Iraqis, Afghans and other people in the region torn to shreds by the West's war machine. 

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair is to be awarded the most senior knighthood from Queen Elizabeth despite his infamous involvement in alleged war crimes during the US-led invasion of Iraq.

This episode looks at how British soldiers and in turn the UK govt. have gotten away with committing crimes in Iraq.

Raymond Odierno, a US general who commanded American and coalition forces in Iraq at the height of the US invasion of the country, has died at age 67.

With over 40 years of sanctions, including 8 years of war, Iran understood the importance of military independence. But how deterring has our military programme been and is it economically justified?

A political analyst says the presence of US and Israeli bases in Iraqi Kurdistan Region threatens regional stability.