Iraq Video

Play

Iraqi curators say that the country's ancient treasures will remain locked away until security improves.

Play

Turkey faces increasing pressure at home after Friday's deadly ambush to launch a major offensive against Kurdish rebels in northern Iraq that would hurt its ties with Washington and the European Union, analysts say.

Play

CNN's Arwa Damon gets an exclusive inside look at a Kurdistan Workers Party camp in northern Iraq.

Play

A Colorado man is among those injured in the collision of two military helicopters in Iraq.

Play

CNN's Arwa Damon gains access to the PKK camps deep in Northern Iraq's mountains.

Play

Democratic vice presidential candidate Joe Biden told his son and other Delaware National Guardsmen "my heart is full of love and pride" as their unit prepared Friday to leave for an assignment in Iraq. (Oct. 3)

Play

At least fifteen soldiers and 23 PKK rebels were killed in clashes in Southern Turkey near the Iraqi border.

Play

Najaf, a center of religious and political power in Shi'ite-majority Iraq, benefits from Iranian tourism and aid

Play

CNN's Josh Levs looks at the truth behind the debaters' assertions on Afghanistan, the Iraq surge and the economy.

Play

The two candidates for vice president have squared off for the only time before November's election. As the Ap's Mark Carlson reports, Sen. Joe Biden and Gov. Sarah Palin went toe-to-toe on everything from the economy to Iraq. (Oct. 2)

Play

Vice presidential nominees Sarah Palin and Joe Biden Thursday disagreed sharply on the roots and the remedies of the US financial crisis at their crucial running mates' debate. About the war, Sarah Palin accused her Democratic rival Joseph Biden Thursday of waving a "white flag of surrender in Iraq".

Play

At the Vice Presidential debate in St. Louis, Missouri, moderator Gwen Ifill asked candidates Sen. Joe Biden and Gov. Sarah Palin their positions on Iraq and on an exit strategy.

Play

Sen. Joe Biden says Sen. Barack Obama has a plan to end the conflict in Iraq.

Play

Gov. Sarah Palin says the Democrats' Iraq plan is a "white flag of surrender."

Play

Sen. Joe Biden says Sen. John McCain voted to cut funding for troops serving in Iraq.

Play

Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin accused Barack Obama of voting against funding for U.S. troops in combat in their much-anticipated campaign debate. "John McCain voted against funding for the troops," as well, Biden countered. (Oct. 2)

Play

Gov. Sarah Palin says America must continue to support the troops in Iraq.

Play

The bombers targeted two Shi'ite mosques in Baghdad where many people gathered to mark the end of Ramadan.

Play

Sunni militia have started joining Iraqi security forces. We followed fighters who left the guerilla to join the official army or police.

Play

Suicide attacks outside two separate Shiite mosques killed at least 20 people in Baghdad. CNN's Cal Perry reports.

Play

Iraq's national team trains in Baghdad for the first time in years to the delight of fans. CNN's Cal Perry reports.

Play

U.S. Ambassador Ryan Crocker is accusing Iran of trying to interfere with a new security pact between Iraq and the United States, and says Americans need to view Iraq with 'a sense of strategic patience.' (Sept. 28)

Play

Barack Obama and John McCain battled over spending, taxes and the Iraq war, sharply questioning each other's judgment and ability to lead.

Play

U.S presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain clashed over their approaches to Iraq, differing sharply over the issue of meeting with Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad

Play

In their first presidential debate, candidates Barack Obama and John McCain outlined their policies on the war in Iraq

Play

As the presidential debate turned to foreign policy, John McCain and Barack Obama faced off over their differences concerning the war in Iraq. (Sept. 26)

Play

With an election law passed in Iraq, it is unclear if Mehdi Army will take up politics

Play

After touring Ground Zero, Republican Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin answered questions about the war in Iraq and the proposed $700 billion bailout package. (Sept. 25)

Play

Paul Muller is a marine who decided not to go back to Iraq, lived under a different name, went to prison and is finally home to fight for freedom. Produced by Erica Anderson for MTV's Choose or Lose Street Team '08 at chooseorlose.com. (Sept. 24)

Play

Joe Biden questions John McCain's judgment to be president; calls for early withdrawal from Iraq

Play

The Sunni Sons of Iraq that sided with coalition forces will be a test case for Iraq government's prospects for reconciliation.

Play

Fight against al Qaeda in Iraq continues with civilian casualities raising questions about terms of US/Iraq security pact.

Play

AP photojournalist Rick Bowmer was there when Jose Regalado returned home from Iraq and saw his daughter for the first time. He was serving overseas when his child was born. (Sept. 18)

Play

Is Barack Obama trying to stall the success of the surge in Iraq?

Play

The growing competence of Iraq's armed forces has boosted Baghdad¿s confidence as it negotiates a long-term security pact with Washington - but their ability to fight without US help is still in doubt.

Play

After Petraeus: Gen. Ray Odierno takes reins in Iraq

Play

President Bush welcomed Gen. David Petreaus back to the U.S. after 20 months of leading troops in Iraq. Bush also commented on the attack on the U.S. embassy in Yemen, calling it a reminder that the United States is 'at war with extremists.' (Sept. 17)

Play

Gen. Petraeus steps down as top commander in Iraq to head CENTCOM.