Iraq saw remarkable growth in tourism to UNESCO World Heritage Sites like Babylon and the Mesopotamian Marshes.
‘It’s Iraq all over again’: Experts warn about Trump’s reported plan to invade Mexico
President-elect Donald Trump and his incoming administration are reportedly anticipating to start launching military operations inside of Mexico in an effort to take out drug cartel leaders.In interviews with Rolling Stone,
Iraq fintech ‘Qi Card’ and ‘Ant International’ launch SuperQi App
SuperQi aims to serve millions of Iraqis, offering a comprehensive suite of services that include scan-to-pay, money transfers and more …
Iraq’s leading fintech ‘Qi Card’ and ‘Ant International’ launch SuperQi App with digital banking capabilities
(Dubai, United Arab Emirates): — Qi Card, a leading player in Iraq’s fintech sector, has unveiled its groundbreaking third-generation app, SuperQi, in collaboration with Ant International, powers the future of global commerce with digital innovation headquartered in Singapore.
Iraq Approves $4.5bn Basra-Haditha Oil Pipeline
By John Lee. The Iraqi Cabinet has approved the Ministry of Oil’s proposal for the construction of the Basra-Haditha oil pipeline, with a capacity of 2.25 million barrels per day. Key decisions …
50% of Iraq’s power plant fuel needs will be met by Turkmen gas
The Electricity Ministry said on Tuesday that gas supplies from Turkmenistan will meet half of the needs of the power plants in the country.
Indiana National Guard captain killed in Iraq
INDIANAPOLIS (WNDU) – An Indiana Army National Guardsman was killed over the weekend in Iraq.
House prices and the Iraq war: Inside the previously secret 2004 cabinet documents
The hundreds of previously secret cabinet records, released by the National Archives of Australia, also reveal the Howard government’s increasing concern about the safety of troops deployed to Iraq …
Bush ‘thought he was on mission from God’ in Iraq
After 20 years, documents are released offering insight into former president’s inner circle as US fought second Gulf war
UK files from 2003 raise anger at France’s Chirac over Iraq decision
Newly-declassified UK government documents published Tuesday reveal the frustrations of then-prime minister Tony Blair and his government with French leader Jaques Chirac for blocking UN-backed military action in