News

'We are still displaced,' 20 years after the Iraq war

By Hanna Duggal and AJLabs

In Iraq's Babylon, age-old building techniques heal climate scars

By Nazih Osseiran

Middle East's ancient monuments are the most endangered on Earth

By Cathrin Schaer

Climate Change Threatens Archaeology

By Melissa Gronlund

Commentary: Cultural Heritage Predation in Iraq – The sectarian appropriation of Iraq’s past

By Kate Fitz Gibbon

Rival elites leave Iraq’s rich cultural heritage crumbling

By Paul Peachey

Iraq’s ancient buildings are being destroyed by climate change

By Hannah Lynch

Were There Sumerians?

By Dr Paul Collins

At the Iraqi Site of Assur, Ancient History Stands at Risk of Destruction

By Leon McCarron

“Talk to Sarai” Telling stories digitally

UCL's Nahrein Network reveals new grants scheme for Iraqi-led research

By Jamie Preston

Archaeology Turns Political to Benefit a Trio of Middle East Strongmen

By Olivia Snaije

The past, present and future of the Mesopotamian marshes

By Dr Eoghan Darbyshire

In Iraq’s marshlands, researchers are racing to document a disappearing dialect

By Kira Walker

From Costa Rica to Iraq, keeping culture and history intact

By Lindsey McGinnis

Iraq’s Maritime Heritage Finds a Haven in the Classroom

By Kira Walker

Iraqi Scholars Learn to Find Their Voice in Academic Publishing

By Edward Fox

£11m philanthropic investment in the history and ancient languages of Iraq

UCL Press Release

Education in Iraq is in crisis. UK universities can help

By Fran Sutherland

How Cultural Heritage Can Help Iraqis Heal

By Fran Sutherland

Professor aims to modernize cultural storytelling in Kurdistan

By Mohammed Rwanduzy