Iran’s Oil Ministry opens an office in Iraq amid plans to boost bilateral energy cooperation.

Iraqis file a lawsuit against former US President Donald Trump and some former US officials over assassination of top Iranian and Iraqi anti-terror commanders.

Reported back-to-back explosions kill 10 people and injure more than 20 others in the Iraqi capital of Baghdad.

Iran’s foreign minister reiterates support for the Iraqi government and nation, saying Tehran is determined to expand relations at all levels with Baghdad.

Rockets fired from eastern Baghdad land in the capital’s fortified Green Zone amid political unrest.

Iran allows passenger travel through borders to Iraq as flights are restored after a brief halt.

Iraqi protesters withdraw from the high-security Green Zone in the capital, Baghdad, after the country’s prominent Shia cleric Muqtada al-Sadr called on his followers to end the violence within an hour.

Hundreds Sadr’s supporters have launched a sit-in outside Iraq’s highest judicial body, reiterating their calls for the dissolution of the Iraqi parliament and holding early elections.

Iran says the United States is "procrastinating" in indirect talks in Vienna aimed at reviving the 2015 nuclear deal.

Iraqi and French foreign ministers have expressed support for the continuation of fence-mending talks between Iran and Saudi Arabia in order to ensure security and stability in the Middle East.