Anbar police arrest youths for wearing shorts

Security forces in Iraq's Anbar have clamped down on the wearing of Bermuda shorts in an effort to protect public modesty and "local traditions," sparking debate over personal freedoms and conservative dress codes.

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Critics say free speech under attack in Iraq's Anbar province

As elections approach, activists, civil servants, and tribal leaders in Iraq’s Anbar province report arrests, forced transfers, and online surveillance of citizens criticizing the ruling Taqaddum party.

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Crash kills four Kurdish Hajj pilgrims

A car accident near Ramadi killed four Kurdish pilgrims returning from Hajj.

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Kurdistan: A sanctuary for displaced persons

Kurdistan became a crucial refuge for millions fleeing ISIS violence in Iraq, offering safety, stability, and a welcoming environment despite significant challenges.

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Iraqi PM keen to pay IDP families 4 million dinars: minister

Iraq continues to pay four million dinars to returning IDP families upon orders from Iraqi PM Mohammed Shia’ al-Sudani.

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Over 1.5 tons of drugs seized in 2024: Iraqi Interior Ministry

Iraq's Ministry of Interior seized over 1.5 tons of drugs in the first half of 2024, with a total of five tons seized over two years.

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Iraq seizes 2.5 Million Captagon pills in multi-province operation

Iraq seizes 2.5 million Captagon pills in a multi-province operation targeting drug trafficking networks, reflecting the country's ongoing struggle with a worsening drug problem.

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Iraq seizes 2.5 million Captagon pills

Around 2.5 million Captagon pills were seized in Najaf and Anbar provinces, leading to 11 death sentences for drug-related convictions.

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How did Kurds transfer investment expertise to Anbar?

Investments by Kurds in Anbar Province following its liberation have led to notable economic advancement, improved infrastructure, and job opportunities.

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