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The 19 pages that link to Iraq, each with the reason it gives.

• IranCompared with: The Iran–Iraq War and later political ties show both conflict and close interdependence.

• Ottoman–Safavid relationsBroader topic: Control of Baghdad and the shrines of southern Iraq repeatedly became a central point of contention.

• Kurdistan RegionNarrower topic: The region’s autonomy operates within Iraq’s federal framework.

• Treaty of ZuhabBroader topic: The treaty’s confirmation of Ottoman rule over Baghdad helped shape Iraq’s later territorial history.

• SyriaRelated: The two countries share cross-border communities, trade routes, and conflict spillovers.

• British Mandate of MesopotamiaNarrower topic: The mandate’s territory and institutions became part of the modern Iraqi state.

• Abdul Salam ArifNarrower topic: Arif’s presidency was one chapter in the republic’s early political history.

• AhvazRelated: Ahvaz lies in a province whose history and economy are shaped by proximity to Iraq.

• Kurdistan ProvinceRelated: The province’s western border meets Iraq, linking its geography to the neighboring state.

• YarsanismRelated: Yarsan communities also live in Kurdish areas of Iraq.

• Ilam ProvinceRelated: Ilam Province lies along Iran’s border with Iraq.

• History of JordanRelated: Hashemite dynastic links and later regional conflicts connect Jordan’s history to Iraq.

• Southeastern Anatolia RegionRelated: The region’s southeastern edge meets Iraq.

• Syria–Lebanon campaignRelated: Allied forces advanced from Iraq toward northeastern Syria during the campaign.

• West Azerbaijan ProvinceRelated: West Azerbaijan meets Iraq along Iran’s northwestern frontier.

• AmarahNarrower topic: Amarah is one of Iraq’s southeastern cities.

• Arba'in pilgrimageNarrower topic: The pilgrimage concentrates movement and public services in Iraq.

• HillahNarrower topic: Hillah is a city within Iraq’s central region.

• RamadiNarrower topic: Ramadi’s political history follows Iraq’s modern state history.