Hussein confirmed to Rubio that Iraq has started importing electricity from other countries, after the US declined to renew a sanctions waiver allowing Iraq to buy electricity from Iran in March
In an interview with Time Magazine on Friday, Trump warned that he may go into war with Iran if the two sides cannot reach an agreement.
During an inter-religious prayer event in Erbil on Wednesday, Barzani stated that the Kurdistan Region will forever be “proud” of the late Pope's visit in 2021
An Iraqi delegation headed by intelligence chief Hamid al-Shatri arrived in Damascus for talks with Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, with "combatting terrorism," trade possibilities, and establishing security arrangements for their shared border set to top the agenda.
Frontex, the European Union's border agency, has called on Brussels to initiate "infringement proceedings" against Greece over its recurrent implementation of pushback tactics against migrants crossing into its borders, a policy Athens stringently denies it carries out.
A recent outbreak of the infectious disease has seen four individuals die in Iraq so far this year, with three of these fatalities occurring in Kirkuk province. Iraqi authorities have urged citizens implement measures to mitigate the spread of the disease, especially for those who work closely with livestock.
Iran's national broadcaster dismissed senior staff members after a segment offensive to the country's minority Sunni Muslims triggered widespread backlash as well as calls for the resignation of the media organization's director himself.
As Iraq prepares for pivotal parliamentary elections on November 11, fractures within the Shiite political sphere are becoming increasingly pronounced.
More than 500 people have been bitten by stray dogs in Iraq’s Dhi Qar province during the first quarter of 2025, sparking widespread concern among residents and leading authorities to take a brutal traditional measure, poison.
With talks between Washington and Tehran set to commence on Saturday, this deep dive analyzes what can be expected from the new dialogue and what its implications may be for the region.
After weeks of escalating rhetoric and US military posturing, Tehran and Washington are back on track for diplomacy, with talks scheduled in Oman to address the nuclear issue. But with their demands oceans apart, bridging the gap remains a formidable task.
As Iraq continues to grapple with political instability, the concept of federalism is resurfacing as both a constitutional solution and a source of controversy.
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