Iraqi Police Service

Iraqi police take part in a parade in the northern city of Mosul
Iraqi police commandos frisk Iraqis in Baquba, in 2010
Iraqi police commandos frisk Iraqis in Baquba, in 2010
Iraqi police commandos frisk Iraqis in Baquba, in 2010
Iraqi police search the bags of Shiite pilgrims walking to Kadhimiya
Iraqi police search the bags of Shiite pilgrims walking to Kadhimiya
Iraqi police search the bags of Shiite pilgrims walking to Kadhimiya
Iraqi police search the bags of Shiite pilgrims walking to Kadhimiya
Iraqi students march during their graduation ceremony from the Federal Police in Baghdad on May 3
Iraqi police man a checkpoint in Baghdad
Iraqi police man a checkpoint in Baghdad
Iraqi police man a checkpoint in Baghdad
The fear is that a nuclear-armed Iran would destabilise the already volatile Middle East
The fear is that a nuclear-armed Iran would destabilise the already volatile Middle East
The fear is that a nuclear-armed Iran would destabilise the already volatile Middle East
The fear is that a nuclear-armed Iran would destabilise the already volatile Middle East
The fear is that a nuclear-armed Iran would destabilise the already volatile Middle East
Iraqi police man a checkpoint in Kirkuk
Iraqi police inspect the scene after policemen were slain in the western city of Haditha
Iraqi police inspect the scene after policemen were slain in the western city of Haditha yesterday

Iran dissidents say Khamenei ordered attack on Iraq camp

The Iranian dissident group MEK on Wednesday accused Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei of ordering a deadly attack on its camp in Iraq and said the Iraqi government facilitated the assault.
 

Iraq police hold prison chief after Qaeda jailbreak

Iraqi police on Saturday arrested the head of a jail from which dozens of Al-Qaeda militants escaped weeks ago, hours after he left hospital where he was treated for wounds suffered in the incident.
 

Iraq attacks kill at least 10

A spate of shootings and bombings targeting Iraqi security forces north of Baghdad on Monday killed at least 10 people, while a prisoner on death row escaped from police custody south of the capital.
 

Iraq attacks kill at least eight

A spate of shootings and bombings targeting Iraqi security forces north of Baghdad on Monday killed at least eight people, while a prisoner on death row escaped from a police station south of the capital.
 

Five Iraqi police killed in attacks

Shootings and bombings killed five Iraqi police, including a general, on Wednesday in the latest in a series of attacks targeting the country's security forces, security and medical officials said.
 

Still raw wounds greet US medics in Iraq's Fallujah

In an Iraqi city where US military offensives levelled entire neighbourhoods in 2004, a hospital has turned to American doctors to treat children with heart problems that residents blame on fallout from the fighting.
 

US cuts police training, downsizes Iraq mission

The United States has slashed a signature Iraqi police training programme as it downsizes its massive diplomatic mission amid high costs and negative Iraqi sentiment, a US watchdog said on Monday.
 

Over 700 have died to reconstruct Iraq: US report

At least 719 people participating in reconstruction projects financed by the United States in Iraq were killed during the conflict between 2003 and 2010, a US study revealed Friday.
 

Police to take over Baghdad security

Iraqi police will take over responsibility for security in Baghdad from the army from July, a statement said on Tuesday, a move that has been delayed several times over concerns over their capabilities.
 

Iraqi police training program 'may end'

The United States has reduced -- and may phase out entirely -- a multi-billion-dollar police training program that was to have been the centerpiece of a hugely expanded civilian mission in Iraq, The New York Times reported Sunday.
 

Gunmen kill 27 in raids on west Iraq checkpoints

FALLUJAH, Iraq (Reuters) - Gunmen disguised as police raided checkpoints and homes in western Iraq on Monday, killing at least 27 members of the security forces, police said, in an attack the authorities said bore the hallmarks of al Qaeda.
 

Baghdad bombings kill at least 15: Iraqi police

BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Several bomb attacks hit Baghdad on Thursday, killing at least 15 people and wounding dozens in mainly Shi'ite Muslim neighborhoods, Iraqi police said.
 

Car bomb in central Baghdad kills 7: police

BAGHDAD (Reuters) - A car bomb struck an area of central Baghdad on Thursday, killing seven people and wounding 24, Iraqi police said.
 

Iraq moves batch of Iranian dissidents from camp

BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq evacuated an initial batch of 400 Iranian dissidents on Saturday from a base founded under Saddam Hussein, a first step towards expelling their entire group from Iraqi territory.
 

Iranian exiles move to new Iraq camp

Several hundred Iranian exiles arrived at a UN-approved site near Baghdad on Saturday, a first step in a process that aims to see them resettled outside Iraq, where they have been based for decades.
 

Iranian exiles move to new Iraq camp

Several hundred Iranian exiles were travelling to a UN-approved site near Baghdad on Saturday after leaving Camp Ashraf, where Iranian opposition members have been based for decades.
 

Iranian exile group to start evacuating Iraqi camp

Iranian opposition group the National Council of Resistance said Thursday it has agreed to begin evacuating its long-time base in a camp in central Iraq to transfer to a UN-approved site near Baghdad.
 

Iranian dissidents in Iraq agree to move to new camp

PARIS (Reuters) - The leader of an exiled Iranian opposition group said on Thursday she had agreed to start relocating residents of a long-disputed dissident camp in Iraq after receiving assurances from the United States about their safety.
 

Iraq MP's kidnapped brother found dead

Iraqi police on Thursday found the bound body of Akram al-Daini, brother of Sunni MP Nahida al-Daini, five days after he was kidnapped near Tikrit in central Iraq, a police officer said.
 

19 arrests over threats against Iraq whistleblower

Iraqi police arrested 19 officials and tribal leaders after they threatened to harm an MP who alleged graft in Baghdad's municipal government, officials said on Saturday.