There are growing concerns for Australian man Robert Pether, who is languishing in an overcrowded Baghdad jail, with doctors arguing he needs urgent surgery to treat multiple suspected skin cancers.
All Hopes Are Dashed For International Oil Companies In North Iraq
International oil companies operating in the semi-autonomous Kurdish region of Iraq have been summoned to wind down operations in the next couple of months …
Heatwave in Iraq: Concern for Workers in 50C Heat
Effective measures are needed to ensure adequate Occupational Safety and Health for workers during extreme heat in Iraq With temperatures in Iraq soaring up to 50 degrees Celsius [122 degrees …
Heatwave in Iraq: Concern for Workers in 50C Heat
Effective measures are needed to ensure adequate Occupational Safety and Health for workers during extreme heat in Iraq With temperatures in Iraq soaring up to 50 degrees Celsius [122 degrees …
UNHCR welcomes US contribution to Critical Assistance in Iraq
UNHCR welcomes the generous contribution from the United States of America to support and strengthen critical assistance in Iraq As the largest supporter of UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, in Iraq, the …
UNHCR welcomes US contribution to Critical Assistance in Iraq
UNHCR welcomes the generous contribution from the United States of America to support and strengthen critical assistance in Iraq As the largest supporter of UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, in Iraq, the …
Kadhimi discusses Iraq’s political, economic status with top Shiite cleric
ERBIL, Kurdistan Region – Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi on Sunday met with Shiite cleric Ammar al-Hakim, head of Iraq’s National Wisdom Movement, discussing a variety of subjects including …
Ericsson Sued by U.S. Terror Victims Over Alleged Iraq Bribe Payments
Ericsson is being sued by hundreds of Americans who say the company’s alleged payment of bribes to al Qaeda and Islamic State—protection money meant to let it operate in Iraq—also helped fund acts of …
Tens of thousands pray in show of force by Iraq cleric Sadr
Tens of thousands attended mass prayers Friday in Baghdad’s Green Zone in a new power play by Iraqi Shiite cleric Moqtada Sadr after his adversaries conditionally backed his call for early elections.
Iran and Iraq: The struggle for Tenable Relations
By Alexandra Kaiss and Mariah Smith, for the Atlantic Council. Any opinions expressed here are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of Iraq Business News. Iran and Iraq: The …