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.
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Islamic scholars association criticizes proposed amendments to Personal Status Law
The association, a prominent body in the region, argues that the changes could significantly undermine the judiciary's authority and erode legal safeguards.
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.
Rebwar Taha appointed as new Governor of Kirkuk, aims for peaceful coexistence
Taha stated that his primary goal as governor is to foster an environment where different communities can live together harmoniously.
Kurdistan President Nechirvan Barzani welcomes new U.S. Consul General Steve Bitner in key diplomatic meeting
A key focus of the meeting was the upcoming Kurdistan parliamentary elections, scheduled to take place in 2025. Both leaders emphasized the significance of these elections for the democratic process in the region. t
Iraqi joint operations command condemns rocket attack on airbase
The Iraqi military's condemnation comes amidst heightened tensions and concerns over security in the area.