Educational Guidance Priorities Reviewed in Qatar

Qatar’s Ministry of Education and Higher Education...

School Hijab Restrictions Rejected by Iraqi Ministry of Education Statement

School Hijab Restrictions face firm opposition after...

KIB Profits Rise 30 Percent to KD 26.6 Million

Kuwait International Bank (KIB) reported KD 26.6...

Iraq

Bahrain’s Table Tennis Team Begins Serbia Training Camp

The Bahrain national table tennis team has started a critical training camp in Serbia...

Gulf Energy Companies Remain Financially Strong Amid Regional Tensions

Gulf energy companies financial strength continues to support the region’s energy sector despite recent...

Qatar Al Meera Summer Camp Inspires Future Retail Leaders

The Qatar Al Meera Summer Camp has successfully wrapped up its third edition, offering...

Kuwait and Senegal Strengthen Ties During Presidential Visit

The Kuwait-Senegal diplomatic talks this week highlighted the strong friendship and shared interests between...

Iraq Keeps Border Crossings Open as Trade Continues Despite Regional Tensions

Iraq border operations continue uninterrupted despite escalating regional tensions, ensuring trade and imports remain steady. Officials confirmed all official land crossings are fully open,...

Iraq Rejects Use of Its Territory for Regional Attacks, Coalition Says

Iraq territorial sovereignty remains a top priority as the country’s ruling State Administration Coalition rejected using land for attacks. The coalition emphasized Saturday that...

Tigris River Water Levels Triple as Iraq Enters Vital Storage Period

Iraq is witnessing a remarkable improvement in Tigris River water levels, entering a crucial storage phase. Tigris River water has tripled compared to last...

Nouri al-Maliki Stresses Need for Strong US Ties While Defending Iraq’s Iran Relations

Former Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki stated that strong relations with the United States remain essential for his country's development. He made these comments...

Jalawla District Upgrade Sparks Political Dispute in Diyala

Iraq's Planning Ministry has officially upgraded the status of Jalawla from a sub-district to a full district. The decision came through an order issued...

Iraqi Bloc Pushes Kurds to End Presidential Stalemate

Iraq's dominant political coalition has formally requested that the two main Kurdish parties settle their disagreement over a joint candidate for the presidency. The...

Iraqi Airways Mismanagement Sparks Safety Concerns and Millions in Losses

Investigations revealed Iraqi Airways mismanagement has led to millions of dollars lost inefficiently last year. Iraqi Airways mismanagement continues to threaten operational safety and...

Iraq to Resume Kirkuk Oil Exports Through Kurdistan Pipeline

Iraq announced plans to resume Kirkuk oil exports through the Kurdistan Region’s pipeline. Kirkuk oil exports, suspended nearly three years ago, will restart at...

Search for Two Missing Boys in Sirwan River Enters 50th Day

Nearly two months after two young cousins vanished beneath the waters of the Sirwan River in Diyala province, rescue teams continue the Sirwan river...

Sudani, US Envoy Meet to Discuss Regional Stability and Syria Challenges

Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia’ al-Sudani met the United States’ special envoy for Syria, Tom Barrack, on Sunday to discuss regional stability. Regional stability...

Iraq FM Holds Calls with Oman and Iran Ahead of US Nuclear Talks

Iraq’s foreign minister held separate calls with his Omani and Iranian counterparts to discuss upcoming nuclear talks between Washington and Tehran, emphasizing diplomacy as...

Yazidi Fighters’ Integration Discussed with Iraqi PM

A Yazidi lawmaker confirmed he discussed Yazidi fighters' integration with Iraq’s Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani. Murad Ismael, a U.S.-based activist turned MP, said...

Daawa Party Delegation Visits Erbil to Discuss Iraq’s Leadership Posts

A Daawa Party delegation arrived in Erbil to discuss Iraq leadership talks with Kurdish officials. The visit aims to review the formation of the...

Baghdad’s New Customs Fees Cripple Kurdistan-Plated Vehicle Market

Baghdad’s new regulations on Kurdistan vehicle fees have severely disrupted trade and ownership. The federal government imposed additional customs costs on vehicles with Kurdistan...

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