The boom in looted objects from antiquity is a real problem in Iraq, where corruption is prevalent and archaeological sites are poorly protected.
Graft and security issues feed the trade in Iraq’s past
The boom in looted objects from antiquity is a real problem in Iraq, where corruption is prevalent and archaeological sites are poorly protected.
The three kings of Iraq: How a short-lived monarchy changed the country forever
For many, Iraq’s short-lived monarchy was the golden era of a country that has since been marred by decades of war and instability. Founded on August 23, 1921, it rose from the ashes of the Ottoman …
The three kings of Iraq: How a short-lived monarchy changed the country forever
For many, Iraq’s short-lived monarchy was the golden era of a country that has since been marred by decades of war and instability. Founded on August 23, 1921, it rose from the ashes of the Ottoman …
Japan pledges $300mn help towards Iraq’s oil refinery
Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi has announced to extend assistance up to $300 million in low-interest loans to Iraq to assist the countrys plan to upgrade one of its oil refineries.
Japan pledges $300mn help towards Iraq’s oil refinery
Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi has announced to extend assistance up to $300 million in low-interest loans to Iraq to assist the countrys plan to upgrade one of its oil refineries.
In Iraq, an old U.S. foe is stronger than ever
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Japan to extend $300 million in loans for upgrades to Iraq oil refinery
Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi made the pledge during an unannounced trip to Baghdad, the first visit to Iraq by a Japanese foreign minister since Taro Aso in August 2006.
Japan to extend $300 million in loans for upgrades to Iraq oil refinery
Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi made the pledge during an unannounced trip to Baghdad, the first visit to Iraq by a Japanese foreign minister since Taro Aso in August 2006.
Turkish bombardment kills two in Iraq: local official
Two civilians were killed Sunday in Iraq’s northern Kurdistan region by a Turkish army bombardment as forces battled the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) rebels …