The country’s ongoing campaign against Iran in Syria and Iraq has left it short of arms for a potential wider war.
Beirut Explosion: Iraq sends Aid to Lebanon
By John Lee.
On Wednesday evening, the Lebanese Prime Minister Hassan Diab received an Iraqi delegation headed by Oil Minister Ihsan Abdul-Jabbar, representing Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa …
ISIS Took Advantage of COVID-19 Restrictions to Ramp Up Attack in Iraq, Report Finds
There were 405 ISIS attacks during the quarter in Iraq, with major spikes during Ramadan, according to data analysis.
At Long Last, Iraq Is Getting Back on Track
The costs have been high, but the country is doing better in many ways than it was before Saddam’s fall.
Iran exports over 18,000 tons of goods to Iraq through Mehran border
The economic and political relations between Iran and Iraq have increased significantly in the past few years and the two neighbors are seeking ways to facilitate financial transactions and boost …
Iran exports over 18,000 tons of goods to Iraq through Mehran border
The economic and political relations between Iran and Iraq have increased significantly in the past few years and the two neighbors are seeking ways to facilitate financial transactions and boost …
Not cashing in: virus hits Iraq’s Iran-US money trade
In Iraq’s Kurdistan region and at the country’s Muslim Shiite holy sites, trading US dollars for rials from Iran was once big business. – Religious tourism frozen – Two of the most holy sites for …
Iraq—Where Construction Projects Go Awry
An effort to rebuild Iraq is mired in corruption … The Baghdad International Airport, in particular, seems to have been totally corrupted, with legitimate business owners ousted and replaced with …
Record temperatures, pending deals inflame Iraq’s power woes
BASRA, Iraq (AP) — In Iraq’s oil-rich south, the scorching summer months pose painful new choices in the age of the coronavirus: stay at home in the sweltering heat with electricity cut off for hours, …
Record heat, politics inflame Iraq’s electricity shortages
BASRA, Iraq (AP) — In Iraq’s oil-rich south, the scorching summer months pose painful new choices in the age of the coronavirus: stay at home in the sweltering heat with electricity cut off for hours, …