BAGHDAD, Iraq, Dec. 8 -- The 12,000-page arms declaration Iraq submitted to the United Nations offers no new evidence to support Iraq's contention that it destroyed biological and chemical weapons ...

NPR's Mike Shuster reports that ten years after the end of the Iraq war, the UN is geared to try to resume a new round of arms inspections, with a new organization and a new director. But, so far ...

Iraq is reconsidering plans to buy more than $4 billion in arms from Russia, officials said Saturday, throwing the proposed purchase into question just weeks after it was announced.

The Iraq government established after the U.S. invaded Iraq and overthrew Saddam Husseini in 2003 was dominated by Shiites, which had been historically oppressed under Saddam and his Sunni-led regime.

Jack is International Security and Terrorism Correspondent for Newsweek. Years of war, "reckless arms trading" and lax control of weapons traveling across borders have provided the Islamic State ...

Iraq is reconsidering plans to buy more than $4 billion in arms from Russia, officials said Saturday, throwing the proposed purchase into question just weeks after it was announced. ...

chemical or biological weapons, setting the stage for one of the knottiest tasks facing the renewed inspections. The list fulfills one requirement of the U.N. Security Council's Resolution 1441 ...

BAGHDAD (AP) — Iraq is reconsidering plans to buy more than $4 billion in arms from Russia, officials said Saturday, throwing the proposed purchase into question just weeks after it was announced.