While optimists such as investor Bill Ackman see crypto making a comeback if the right technological use case comes along, Iraq’s experience suggests that the survival of any form of money depends …
Claims of Financial Times on Iran dismissed
TEHRAN- The Al-Mayadeen network, quoting some Iranian sources, refuted allegations by the British newspaper Financial Times surrounding Iran in regard to Iraqi Kurdistan.
Iraq Recovers Portion of $2.5B Embezzled from Tax Authority
The Iraqi government said Sunday that it recovered some of the US$2.5 billion embezzled from its tax authority last month, in what amounted to one of the largest thefts in the country’s history.
Iran’s supreme leader takes Iraqi PM to task over security
Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei cast doubt on Baghdad’s commitment to secure their common border during talks Tuesday in Tehran with new Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed …
Fears Turkey is on brink of all-out invasion as military trucks seen rolling into Syria
Turkey launched a wave of airstrikes on suspected Kurdish rebels hiding in neighbouring Syria and Iraq in retaliation for the Istanbul attack.
Iraq/Iran: Al Sudani travels to Iran tomorrow to discuss tension in Kurdistan
This visit, the first of the Iraqi prime minister to a non-Arab country after his coming to power in October, was finalized after yesterday’s meeting between Al Sudani and the Iranian ambassador to Iraq, Mohamad Kazem Ale Sadeq. It will discuss …
Fighting corruption main challenge for Iraqi business climate: Business expert
Please try again later. ERBIL, Kurdistan Region – The biggest obstacle to the development of private businesses in Iraq is the rampant corruption in the country, a UK-based business expert told Rudaw …
Iran targets Kurds sheltering in Iraq: ‘We’re being used as a scapegoat’
Iran accuses the Iraq-based Iranian Kurds of supporting the anti-government protests that have engulfed the country since mid-September, spurred by the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini. The young woman,
In drought-hit Iraq, a dam threatens to swallow farmland
Juburi, 53, has never left his village in northern Iraq, where his family has worked the land for generations — but a dam will soon swallow his home, forcing them out.
OPEC+ meeting will take into account market conditions – IRAQ’S SOMO
Decisions at the upcoming OPEC+ meeting will take into account market conditions, the Iraqi state news agency said on Saturday, citing state oil marketer SOMO.