US President Donald Trump has said that his country is “locked and loaded” to respond after a drone attack on Saudi Arabia that cut into global energy supplies and halved the kingdom’s oil production.
Oilfield firm Petrofac said it expected revenues to decline next year, as fraud investigations continue into its contract dealings in Saudi Arabia and Iraq.
The Muslim convert dubbed Jihadi Jack who travelled to Syria to join the Islamic State terror group has been stripped of his British citizenship, it has been reported.
Iraq on Friday celebrated the Unesco World Heritage Committee’s decision to name the historic city of Babylon a World Heritage Site.
A decorated Navy Seal acquitted of murdering an Islamic State captive in Iraq has been demoted after being convicted for posing with the corpse.
Campaigners are launching guerrilla guided tours of “looted” objects in the British Museum in a protest against alleged colonialism.
The Duke of Rothesay visited Fort George yesterday to present medals to members of 3 Scots who have recently returned from a six-month tour of Iraq.
The 3rd Battalion of Royal Regiment of Scotland (3 SCOTS) has received a well-deserved warm welcome on their homecoming parade through the Highland capital after a six-month deployment.
Military personnel of the 3rd Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland have returned home to their base in Inverness following a sixth-month stint in Iraq.
Al-Anfal was a campaign of genocide in the late 1980s waged against the Kurdish people by Saddam Hussein’s regime.
Soldiers from 3 SCOTS The Black Watch are currently in Iraq, helping to train the security forces.
Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson has been asked to investigate claims Aberdeen South MP Ross Thomson appeared to “glorify” persecution and torture during a trip to Iraq.
A Conservative MP has been accused of "trivialising" the dictatorship of Saddam Hussein while on a fact-finding visit to Iraq.
Former British soldier Adnan Sarwar is returning to Iraq for a BBC documentary.
A recreation of a protective deity destroyed by Islamic State in Iraq now “haunts” Trafalgar Square – in the latest Fourth Plinth unveiling.
A recreation of a protective deity destroyed by Islamic State in Iraq now “haunts” Trafalgar Square – in the latest Fourth Plinth unveiling.
A recreation of a protective deity destroyed by Islamic State in Iraq has been unveiled on Trafalgar Square’s Fourth Plinth – rebuilt with date cans.
An RAF fighter pilot has been decorated for bravery after saving the lives of Iraqi soldiers fighting Islamic State.
Hundreds of soldiers have been given a heroes welcome after returning to Aberdeen from tours of Iraq and Ukraine.
An Iraqi archbishop has appealed for support for Christians as they face a "critical time" of recovery from brutal persecution.
A former serviceman who suffers from post traumatic stress after a tour of duty in Iraq was jailed for four months at Inverness Sheriff Court yesterday.
A soldier from the Kinloss Army Barracks has been commended for his heroism in the Middle East at a ceremony which unveiled a lasting tribute to his comrades.
Top guns from RAF Lossiemouth have brought Islamic State to breaking point after a series of strikes aimed at liberating the terrorist group's last stronghold in Iraq.
Fighter jets have bombed a high-level terrorist meeting this week as the RAF continues the fight in Iraq and Syria.
A proposed twinning between Aberdeen and the Iraqi port of Basra was among the more unusual revelations from the Chilcot report.
Sir John Chilcot has delivered his long-awaited verdict on the 2003 Iraq war - and declared it was "not a last resort" in a damning assessment of the path to military action to topple Saddam Hussein.
Former Prime Minister Tony Blair has been labelled the "world's worst terrorist" by the sister of a soldier who died during the invasion of Iraq.
The SNP said the "excoriating" verdict of the Chilcot Inquiry should lead to "political or legal consequences" for those responsible, accusing Tony Blair of having "blundered the country into war" at the cost of the lives of 179 British armed forces and almost 200,000 Iraqis.
It's been seven years - and £10million - in the making but today the Chilcot report has finally been published.
Fighter jets bombed three targets in Iraq last week as RAF forces stepped up the fight against the so-called Islamic State.
RAF Lossiemouth top guns have intensified their efforts to bring down the so-called Islamic State terrorist group in Iraq and Syria.
A north-east man who left Scotland to fight Islamic State (IS) said he feels “ashamed” that his government has not done more for those suffering in the Middle East.