Baghdad's brave librarian
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Loud talkers, lost books ... and the occasional sniper fire, rocket attacks, and death threats are what Saad Eskander is up against in rebuilding the National Library and Archive.
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Iraqi Minister of Culture Mufid Jazairy and Minister of foreign affairs Cyril Svoboda, photo: CTK The Czech side is trying to help us with renewing of that, preparing new equipment for the library, helping us ...
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Arts & entertainment: Imperial Life in the Emerald City and The Occupation of Iraq are two very different books on Iraq that point to the same grim conclusion.
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A correspondent wounded in Baghdad assesses HBO's look at the ER where he was treated
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Weeks don't get much better if you are William Jefferson Clinton. For the third time in 12 eventful years, this proud Southern city is bedecked with bunting and banners to welcome the world, this time for today's opening of Clinton's &#36;165 million presidential library.
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Computer-generated images of new Baghdad HQ turn up on internet.
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The world's biggest library, the US Library of Congress, has teamed up with UNESCO and libraries from around the globe in an ambitious project to digitize priceless cultural material and make it available on the Internet.
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Last week's meeting in Baghdad - the largest of its kind in 37 years - included warring Sunnis and Shiites.
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The Iraq war gave us Baghdad Bob, the Iraqi information minister who, while American troops patrolled nearby streets, held a defiant news conference to proclaim that there were no U.S. forces in the city.
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The Guardian Films documentary Baghdad: A Doctor's Story wins international award.
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In Iraq, a birth worth blogging about.
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The booksellers in Baghdadâs ancient intellectual center are hoping to recover now that a curfew has been lifted.
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AP Correspondent Robert H. Reid covers Iraq events from Baghdad for The Associated Press.
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BAGHDAD -- In a yard cluttered with junked cars, oil drums and columns of tires, Jassim Shelal was furiously trying to recharge the battery of his generator. It was no ordinary task. The lives of a few thousand Iraqis depended on his skill and, above all, his speed.
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Behind the scenes at the Clinton library opening, as old foes praised one another
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Many people are asking The New Republic about the identity of the author of a number of articles attributed to an American soldier in Baghdad.
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Being a foreign correspondent in Baghdad these days is like being under virtual house arrest. Forget about the reasons that lured me to this job: a chance to see the world, explore the exotic