Saddam Hussein

Ukraine's Defense Ministry tweeted that it wished for the "reunification" of Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko "with his good friends Hussein & Gaddafi."

The former VP spoke in Albania to the People's Mujahedeen of Iran, which was removed from the U.S. terror list in 2012 after years of fighting Iran's regime.

The classified report, produced for President Biden, saw a turnaround from the previous assessment of the Russian leader's health.

Twitter said Scott Ritter's account had been "violating our rules of abuse and harassment".

"He lied, lied and lied," said Maryam, a 51-year-old Iraqi writer and mother of two who spoke on condition her last name not be used.

In this new documentary series on Netflix, Peter Dinklage narrates the infamous life stories of some of the most brutal dictators of the 20th century.

As well as voicing the new Netflix docu-series, Peter Dinklage had a big role behind the scenes on "How to Become a Dictator."

Iranian President Rouhani described both Trump and Hussein as "crazy creatures" who "imposed war" on Iran and its people.

The 1991 Gulf War looms large in George H.W. Bush's legacy.

The bizarre memorial appeared last weekend, but no one knows who put it there.

"We are in the economic war situation," Iranian President Hassan Rouhani warned as new U.S. sanctions took effect. "We are confronting a bullying enemy."

Iraqi journalist Muntazer al-Zaidi, famous for throwing shoes at former President George W. Bush, spoke to Newsweek about the "big ideas" he has for his country.

March marks the 15th anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq.

The defeat of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein came quick, but the subsequent battle against jihadi Sunni Muslim groups reshaped the Middle East.

It includes the militants' elusive leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi as well as his second-in-command.

Zabiba and the King is a 160-page allegorical love story that one reader described as "a train-wreck."

Estimates for the annual number of attendees for the Arbaeen pilgrimage to Karbala ranges from six to 20 million individuals, according to different sources.

'The Prisoner in His Palace: Saddam Hussein, His American Guards, and What History Leaves Unsaid' documents the relationships American soldiers developed with Saddam Hussein while assigned to care for him in the months leading to his execution.

The stolen artifact has been returned to Iraqi officials in Baghdad.

Regime change, a reckoning with history, or a chance to learn? A look at history shows statues and their toppling holds power.

In the summer of 2006, a squad of U.S. military policemen deployed to Iraq, eager to join the war. They would be responsible for a "high-level detainee"—Saddam Hussein, the former president of Iraq.

Sir Jeremy Greenstock speaks to Newsweek about when intervention is justified.

Trump is taking a built-in advantage among veterans and squandering it.

Ahmed Jabbar Kareem Ali died in 2003 while British soldiers occupied Basra.

The crowdfunding website seeks to raise money for a legal team to look into legal proceedings.

At least the murderous dictator can bring some real-life experience to the 'Game of Thrones'-style work.

Sir Jeremy Greenstock said Tony Blair was "genuine" but the Americans were not.

'I believe I made the right decision and the world is better and safer as a result,' Blair said.

Britain decision to launch 2003 military action "was not a last resort," Sir John Chilcot said.

Chilcot's report on the Iraq War is due to be released in full Wednesday.