Iraq’s Federal Supreme Court sets February 11 to consider appeals against controversial laws

In a Sunday statement, the Federal Supreme Court said that it “set February 11 as the date for considering the appeals submitted against the vote on the three laws (general amnesty, personal status, and return of real estate)."

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Iraqi top court’s decision to suspend General Amnesty law sparks outrage

The Amnesty law was among the main requests of the Sunni component upon the formation of the current government.

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KDP registers for Kurdish parliamentary elections

The Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) has registered for the Kurdistan Region's upcoming parliamentary elections upon its demands partially met.

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KRG transfers non-oil revenues to Baghdad

The Kurdistan Regional Government transferred over 85 billion dinars from internal revenues to the Federal Government of Iraq, complying with a Supreme Federal Court ruling and following an agreement reached regarding non-oil revenues.

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Five seats allocated for minorities in Kurdistan Region’s elections

Iraq's Supreme Judicial Council allocates five parliamentary seats for minorities in the Kurdistan Region, while the Federal Supreme Court rejects the KRG Prime Minister's lawsuit.

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Iraq fails to elect new parliament speaker, session ends in brawl

The Iraqi Parliament's attempt to elect a new Speaker ended in failure after a brawl prior to the third round of voting, prolonging the vacancy since November due to political disagreements.

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Christian Alliance in Kurdistan Region files lawsuit for minority rights in elections

The Christian Alliance in the Kurdistan Region seeks minority representation in the upcoming parliamentary elections amid legal battles over quota seats.

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Federal Supreme Court suspends Kurdistan Regional elections’ preparation

The Iraqi Federal Supreme Court suspends preparations for Kurdistan Region's parliamentary elections pending a final ruling, amid a lawsuit filed by Prime Minister Masrour Barzani.

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Iraqi Parliament's performance declines; Fifth round deemed 'weakest'

The current parliamentary round in Iraq is marked by legislative weakness and political division, with fewer laws passed compared to previous rounds.

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