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On a hot summer day in downtown Baghdad when the temperature reached 45 degrees Celsius, Ahmed Saad, 10, stood on the sidewalk of the al-Rasheed Street, selling bottled water and small bags of ice cubes to passers-by and nearby shop-owners.
© Provided by Xinhua This is just part of the rising child labor problem in the war-torn Iraq, where the number of children forced to work is increasin
Child labor in Iraq on rise after years of war, instability-
Palestinian officials are trying to stop the erosion of the Gaza seashore with concrete, rubble of houses and local resources in order to avoid collapses and the sinking of residents and their homes.
From capital Baghdad to cities in the Kurdistan areas of north Iraq, you will find some amazing cafes where you can learn about the cultural spirit of Iraq