Why powerful pro-Tehran militias in Iraq stayed quiet amid Iran conflict As the U.S. struck Iran, the prospect for retaliation was running high in neighboring Iraq, where American and Iranian ...

Initial reports in Iraq said drones hit Camp Taji, a large military base north of Baghdad, and a drone struck Imam Ali near Nasiriyah in southern Iraq.

The pro-Palestine messaging ignores the fact that a nuclear-armed Iran would be far more belligerent and dangerous than the ...

Shiite militias backed by Iran are increasingly taking the lead in Iraq’s fight against the Islamic State, threatening to undermine U.S. strategies.

Iran-backed forces in Syria said on Thursday they would respond forcefully to an Israeli strike over Syria's Palmyra area in the province of Homs on Wednesday evening in the second such strike ...

Pro-Iran Iraqi militias have still not given final approval for a deal to free Israeli-Russian academic Elizabeth Tsurkov, who was kidnapped two years ago in Baghdad, an Iraqi official in contact ...

Where have pro-Iran militias targeted U.S. troops? Iran backs Hamas, the militant group that rules Gaza, and Hezbollah, the militant group and political party based in Lebanon.

The regime’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, was praised by some analysts for cannily allowing the pro-Tehran militias to grow while keeping Iran out of any direct conflict.

The secretary general of the Iraqi Hezbollah Brigades — one of the largest pro-Iranian militias in Iraq — asserts that “Iran does not need military support from anyone to deter the Zionist ...

The United States intended to send a strong message to Iran with strikes against pro-Tehran militia groups in Syria that had targeted American troops – while seeking to avoid a dangerous ...

Several of the Iran-backed militia groups operating in Iraq are set to demilitarize for the first time to avoid conflict with the US following President Trump's threats to Tehran's proxies, senior ...