Eleven Islamic State (IS) militants were killed on Saturday in airstrikes in western and eastern Iraq, the Iraqi military said …
Iraq: 11 Islamic State militants killed in airstrikes in Anbar and Diyala provinces
A total of 11 Islamic State (IS) militants were killed in airstrikes in western and eastern Iraq. Seven militants including a local leader were killed and a hideout was destroyed in airstrikes in …
11 IS militants killed in airstrikes in Iraq
Seven militants including a local leader were killed and a hideout was destroyed in airstrikes in al-Jallaiyat area in Anbar Province in western Iraq, the Iraqi Joint Operations Command (JOC) said in …
Our time to honor Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan veterans is now. We’re overdue | Opinion
Veterans have been left to grapple with the fallout of the war, on not only their bodies but also their minds. And frankly, our country has not done enough to do right by them. One of these veterans, …
Drugs, militias form explosive mix on Iraq-Iran border
Officers and judges who dare to go up against those controlling the drug trade along Iraq’s southeastern border with Iran continue to be targeted as attempts are made to crack down on corruption.
Iraq Market Review: Markets Discount And Look Through Violent Clashes
By Ahmed Tabaqchali, Chief Strategist of AFC Iraq Fund . Any opinions expressed are those of the author, and do not nece …
With Government Paralyzed and Militias Fighting, Iraq’s Instability Deepens
Politicians have failed to form a new government nearly a year after the last elections. Baghdad just saw its worst militia clashes in years. And despite vast oil wealth, the state can’t provide basic …
Explained: Can India join western countries to cap Russian oil?
Despite, India’s oil imports declined by 7.3% in July from the June levels, Moscow remained the country’s second biggest oil supplier after Iraq.
Iraq worried about China’s control over oil
In 2003, the United States invasion of Iraq liberated the Iraqi people from the tyrannical rule of Saddam Hussein.
Is Iraq An Underappreciated Risk In Oil Markets?
Historically, Iraq’s oil industry has been remarkably resilient in the face of unrest, but the current political turmoil in the country is now threatening production …