Newspapers
The daily papers with the largest circulation, all published in Baghdad, are al Mada, al Mutamar, al Sabah, and al Zaman (also published in London).
- Al Mutamar is the official organ of the Iraqi National Congress
- Al Sabaah often reflects the positions of the government. An offshoot of Al Sabaah, called al Sabah al Jadeed, has taken a more independent position.
- Al Mada is a well-respected independent daily.
- Iraqi News
- Baghdad Now
- Rozhnama (Iraqi Kurdistan)
- Al Hawza
- Al Mustaqilla (Baghdad)
- Al Mutamar
- Babel
- The Hewler Globe (Erbil)
- Azzaman
- Al-Sabah Al-Jadid
- Al-Mashriq
- Al Anbaa (Fallujah)
- Bashira (Fallujah - out of print)
- Iraq World (Baghdad)
- Kitabat
- Karbala News (Karbala)
- Sotal Iraq
- Destur
- Hawlati (Iraqi Kurdistan)
- Awene (Iraqi Kurdistan)
- Hawler
- Renwen(Iraqi Kurdistan/Xaneqin)
- Xebat (Kurdistan)
- Shock Magazine (Kurdistan)
Read more about this topic: Media Of Iraq
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