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Oman Muscat Marathon 2025: Biggest Most Inclusive Event Yet

The Experience Oman Muscat Marathon 2025 is fast approaching, with excitement growing for this premier event. Scheduled for February 21-22, 2025, this year’s marathon will be...

Iraq Faces Electoral Uncertainty as Al-Sadr Calls for Full Boycott

Muqtada al-Sadr has once again emphasized the growing influence of al-Sadr’s political movement ahead of Iraq’s upcoming parliamentary elections. The leader of the Patriotic...

New Gas Compression Unit to Boost Maysan Gas Investment

Basra, Iraq – The Bazrakan Oil Complex has announced the establishment of a new...

Saudi Arabia Opens Doors to Global Innovation with Lusitanian Project

Saudi Arabia is emerging as a global hub for innovation and investment, with Saudi...

Iraqi Bloc Pushes Kurds to End Presidential Stalemate

Iraq's dominant political coalition has formally requested that the two main Kurdish parties settle...

Qatar hails ‘positive’ US-Iran talks in Oman, backs diplomatic efforts

Qatar has welcomed the recent diplomatic talks held between the United States and the...

Iraq Warns Turkey Over Water Shortages

Iraq warns that Turkey water pledges remain unfulfilled, intensifying concerns over the country’s growing drought. Two Iraqi officials, including a parliament member and a...

Erbil Municipality Moves Forward with Third Phase of Land Distribution

Erbil is preparing for the third phase of land distribution. Teams from the municipality are working intensively to complete the process quickly. The plan places...

Early Election Campaign Ban Violations on the Rise

Baghdad is slowly heating up ahead of the elections. However, the early election campaign ban is being ignored by many candidates. Even though the official campaign...

Unsafe Facilities to Close Within 15 Days

Safety measures have become a top priority in Wasit following recent tragic events. The Supreme Committee for Civil Defense Operations in Wasit Governorate held...

Legal Process May Resume After Parliamentary Term Ends, Says Iraq’s Top Court

The Iraqi Supreme Judicial Council issued an important statement regarding legal procedures involving parliamentarians. According to the council, legal process may resume after parliamentary term...

Protest Rights or State Control? Iraq’s New Law Under Scrutiny

Protest rights in Iraq have once again become a heated topic. Parliament recently revived a controversial draft law on public demonstrations. The timing has raised...

Delayed Budget Tables Stir Parliament

In Iraq, delayed budget tables have sparked a heated debate in parliament. Lawmakers submitted a request for a public session. They want the government to explain...

Recognition of Yazidi Genocide: Iraq Renews Its Global Call

The recognition of Yazidi genocide has once again become a central theme in Iraq’s foreign policy agenda. The Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs has renewed its...

Iraq Records Gradual Drop in Poverty Rate Eyes Gender and Child-Focused Solutions

Iraq’s poverty index shows a slight but steady decline, reflecting early signs of social progress. Government officials announced this update during a press event focused...

Iraq Faces Soaring Heat as Temperatures Break Global Records

Record-breaking temperatures have placed Iraq at the top of the global heat rankings this summer. On July 28, Basra International Airport recorded a scorching...

Iraqis Rally in Babylon and Diwaniyah as Water Crisis Deepens

Amid escalating climate pressures, water shortages spark protests once again in Iraq, where families are grappling with dry taps, scorched farms, and unbearable heat....

Iraq Targets Unsafe Businesses After Deadly Kut Fire

The Iraqi government has launched a sweeping crackdown on unsafe businesses after a tragic fire in Kut claimed nearly 70 lives. This initiative began...

Drone Strikes on Kurdistan Oil Fields Disrupt Services and Raise Gulf-Wide Concerns

Recent drone strikes on Kurdistan oil fields have sparked concern not only in Iraq but across the Gulf region. Between July 14 and 16,...

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