One of the earliest Iraqi blogs, and one of the best known. Started in 2003, the author Zeyad is a self-described agnostic born into a Sunni Muslim family.

An anonymous Iraqi blogger offering comments on "The Past, Present and Future of the Cradle of Civilization." Gritty and strongly opinionated.

A well-known pro-war blog written by two Iraqi brothers that chronicles progress in Iraq since the war began.

The first year of this blog by a young Iraqi woman in Baghdad has been published by the Feminist Press as Baghdad Burning. The blog chronicles daily life under the occupation.

Iraqi blogs are growing in number and most of them are listed on a website called Iraq Blog Count, run by an Australian woman who identifies herself as Emigre.

Milblogging lists over 1793 blogs from 33 countries and was created by J P Borda, an Operation Enduring Freedom veteran from Afghanistan. It's very popular with military families and was acquired by military.com, the largest military membership organization.

This blog won a milblogging award for a military veteran.

a mother's perspective.

The website of the Arabic language television station based in Qatar.