Emirates suspends flights to Iraq, Iran, and Jordan for 3 days amid middle east tensions
The decision to cancel flights comes after a missile strike by Iran on Israel, which has raised concerns of a wider conflict in the region.
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Iraq sends medical assistance to Lebanon amid unprecedented security incident
Lebanon, already grappling with economic turmoil and political instability, faces an unprecedented crisis as authorities scramble to investigate the source of the pager malfunctions.
Germany extends military presence in Iraq for 15 months
This extension reflects Germany's commitment to supporting Iraqi security forces in their ongoing fight against terrorism, particularly in the wake of the challenges posed by the resurgence of extremist groups.
Concerns rise mong Kirkuk’s Kurdish population ahead of Iraq’s general census
Kirkuk, a historically disputed city rich in resources and strategic importance, has long been a focal point of ethnic tensions in Iraq.
Thousands of Iraqis return home from Al-Hol Camp amid security and reconstruction efforts
Al-Hol camp, known for its harsh conditions and overcrowding, has been a focal point of international concern due to its deteriorating humanitarian situation.
U.S. embassy in Iraq confirms attack on diplomatic facility, urges enhanced protection
The embassy's statement comes just days after the incident, which underscores ongoing volatility in Iraq and the challenges faced by international diplomats operating in the country.
Iraq to acquire South Korean surface-to-air missile system
The deal, which is expected to be finalized in the coming months, will see Iraq procuring South Korea’s advanced SAM technology, known for its effectiveness in countering aerial threats.
Concerns rise in Iraq over financial support for disabled individuals amid budget disputes
This issue has emerged as a pressing matter as Iraqi and Kurdish officials continue to deliberate over budget allocations and ongoing salary disputes.
Iraq reports nearly 18,000 nationals in Al-Hol Camp amid ongoing repatriation efforts
The Iraqi government has been actively engaged in repatriating its citizens from the camp as part of a broader effort to address the situation and mitigate security risks.
Iraq to cut oil production by 200,000 barrels per day
The decision, aimed at supporting global oil prices and stabilizing the market, reflects Iraq’s commitment to the collective goals set by the OPEC+ alliance.
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