Iraqi security forces opened fire during clashes with hundreds of protesters in the southern city of Basra on Friday, killing one demonstrator and wounding several others as tensions flared once again …
U.S. Push Against Kurdish PKK May Ease One Tension With Turkey
The U.S. condemned a recent attack by the Kurdish PKK group on allied Iraqi Kurdish forces in Iraq as Washington seeks to drive elements of the group out of Syria to ease Turkey’s security concerns.
Egypt and Iraq sign 15 New Agreements
By John Lee. Egypt and Iraq have signed 15 Memorandums of Understanding (MoU) to enhance cooperation between the two countries. They signed the agreements in Baghdad in the presence of Iraqi Prime …
Kurdistan Regional Government in Iraq accuses PKK of attacks
The Kurdistan Regional Government condemned an apparent Kurdistan Workers Party attack on peshmerga soldiers in Dahuk province; the KRG and the PKK had a turf dispute earlier this year.
A Biden victory would be a loss for Iraq
The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the view of The Hill U.S. presidential elections have had a significant impact on Iraq, from the 2002 decision to invade Iraq to the 2020 …
Iraq reports highest 8,479 daily Covid-19 recoveries
The Iraqi Health Ministry on Wednesday reported 8,479 more recoveries from Covid-19, the highest in a single day since the outbreak of the disease, pushing up the total number of recoveries in the …
How Kurdistan Is Taking Advantage Of Iraq’s Oil Crisis
As Iraq’s financial situation grows increasingly dire, the KRG is using Baghdad’s deteriorating financial position to advance its own agenda and, by extension, the agenda of its principal …
Iraq War vet Ernst elected to 2nd Senate term after heated race
Joni Ernst, an Iraq War veteran seen in recent years as a rising figure within her party, won a closer than expected re-election race on Tuesday as GOP candidates outperformed pollsters expectations …
Revisiting the march to the Iraq War
Christiane speaks with veteran journalist David Dimbleby about his new podcast “The Fault Line,” which examines the build-up to the 2003 Iraq War.
The Inevitability of Reform in Iraq
By Ahmed Tabaqchali, 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 .
On October 13, Iraq’s Co …