A BBC report detailed the frequent attacks on a US-UK military base in Iraq, noting it had been targeted 28 times in a single day. The report highlighted the persistent threats faced by personnel at the installation.
The Iraqi oil ministry has announced a 30,000-ton increase in the country's cooking gas reserves, bolstering domestic energy supplies.
Iraq announced plans to establish regional power links that will supply an additional 1,250 megawatts of electricity before the summer season.
Iraq has issued a commitment to prevent any attacks originating from its territory against its neighboring countries, aiming to bolster regional stability.
A building collapse in Kirkuk, Iraq, has left seven workers injured and several others missing, prompting emergency rescue operations at the site.
In a session of the Kirkuk Provincial Council, Governor Rebwar Taha, who is affiliated with the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK), resigned, leading to the return of the Kirkuk governorate to Turkmen leadership after 102 years.
Iraq is set to introduce three new international flight routes after its airspace was recently reopened.
An altercation in Karbala, Iraq, escalated into gunfire, leading to multiple injuries and subsequent arrests, according to the Ministry.
Iraq's ruling Shiite bloc has postponed its selection of a new Prime Minister until Saturday, despite the President urging them to meet the nomination deadline. This delay highlights ongoing challenges in forming the next government.
President Barzani marked the 52nd anniversary of the Qaladiza bombing, a significant historical event.
Sources report that two drones have struck Erbil province, though no casualties have been reported from the incidents.
Iraq's Shia-led Coordination Framework is facing challenges in nominating a prime minister by the constitutional deadline of Sunday.
Iraq has officially denied reports claiming the suspension of electronic visas for foreign nationals, clarifying its current visa policy.
An Iraqi official announced that 5.8 million weapons have been successfully registered in the country's national database.
Archaeologists in Iraq have unearthed a 1,500-year-old church situated adjacent to a Zoroastrian site of worship, highlighting the region's rich historical and religious diversity.
Iraq's Coordination Framework has yet to settle on a candidate for Prime Minister, prolonging the country's political deadlock.
A joint operation between Iraq and Syria successfully thwarted the smuggling of half a million Captagon pills.
An opposition figure currently imprisoned in Sulaimani has initiated a hunger strike to protest their detention or conditions.
Iraq cancels tanker loadings after Hormuz closure turns back shipment: oil ministry rudaw.net
Three Iranian Kurds were killed in Iraq due to ongoing spillover conflict, despite a two-week ceasefire in the broader Iran war.
This year, the Hajj pilgrimage for pilgrims from Iraq and the Kurdistan Region will exclusively take place by land, according to recent announcements.
Much-needed rainfall is revitalizing the ancient ecosystem of the Huwaizah Marshes in Iraq. The wetlands are showing signs of recovery after enduring years of devastating drought.
The Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) have reportedly played a role in resolving the political deadlock surrounding the selection of Iraq's Prime Minister.
The Iraqi President has officially nominated Ali al-Zaidi as the Prime Minister-designate. This nomination has been met with welcome from Kurdish leaders.
Iraq’s ruling Shiite bloc selects Ali al-Zaidi as prime minister candidate rudaw.net
A $24 billion trade corridor is being developed through Iraq in response to the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz. This project aims to shift traditional Gulf shipping routes and enhance regional trade alternatives.
Iraq is developing a multi-directional pipeline project to facilitate oil exports to the Red Sea, aiming to expand its energy infrastructure and export capabilities.
Iraqi parliamentary blocs are set to visit Erbil to urge the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) to end its boycott of parliamentary sessions.
Iraq has initiated an investigation into a drone attack targeting Kuwait, which is believed to have been launched from Iraqi territory.
Rural communities near Kirkuk are being targeted by kidnappings linked to ISIS, raising concerns about security in the region.
An Iraqi airline is set to restart flights to Beirut, which had been suspended for weeks due to disruptions caused by the Iran war.
The Iraqi president has urged the Coordination Framework to expedite the nomination of a new Prime Minister. This call comes amidst ongoing political processes to form a stable government.
Reports indicate that Iraq is close to achieving a breakthrough in its ongoing efforts to form a new government.
Under increasing war pressure, Iran has reportedly granted its field commanders greater autonomy and power over militias operating in Iraq. This move is seen as a strategic adjustment amid regional conflicts.
Iraq has highlighted its exceptional coordination with the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) in joint operations aimed at combating drug trafficking.
An article emphasizes that Iraq's security and stability are precarious and should not be assumed. It suggests that ongoing efforts are required to maintain peace in the region.
Iraq is strengthening its coordination with international partners in the ongoing fight against drug trafficking, aiming to bolster regional security efforts.
An Iraqi captain is reportedly continuing his maritime voyages despite the persistent threat of attacks amidst ongoing regional conflict. His determination highlights the challenges faced by seafarers in volatile areas.
An Iraqi court has sentenced a prison guard to 10 years in jail for smuggling drugs to inmates. The conviction highlights efforts to combat corruption within the correctional system.
An analyst reports that the chief of staff for Iraqi Prime Minister Sudani is among the potential candidates being considered for the next Iraqi Prime Minister.
Following the Iraqi parliamentary elections in 2025, presidential elections were held on April 11, 2026, with the article detailing the complex bargaining process involved.
Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia' al-Sudani's political bloc has announced that he has secured majority backing for his bid for a second term in office. This indicates strong political support for his continued leadership.
Iraq's federal interior ministry is set to be equipped with anti-drone systems, according to a statement from the minister.
Hassan has extended congratulations to Ali Al Zaidi following his nomination as Iraq’s Prime Minister-designate.
The Rwanga Foundation has initiated a project to replant a centuries-old Kurdish-native Qazwan tree, aiming to preserve the region's indigenous flora.
Water levels in the Tigris and Euphrates rivers have risen, bringing Iraq's dams close to full capacity, according to a minister.
Two bodies were discovered in a home in the Blue Mountains foothills, Hawkesbury, after it was destroyed by a fire. Authorities are investigating the incident.
An official stated that no political ties remain between the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) due to a deadlock in government formation.
The Coordination Framework in Iraq is facing a tight deadline to decide on its candidate for Prime Minister, a critical step in the country's political process.
An official has confirmed the arrival of an oil tanker at Iraq's ports.
Iraq's judicial authority has overturned a leadership decision within a once-leading Kurdish opposition group, signaling potential internal political shifts.
The Kurdistan Region has surpassed 85% coverage in its initiative to provide 24-hour electricity, according to an official statement.
The CEO of a new Iraqi airline announced that its inaugural flight will be to Erbil on Thursday.
President Barzani has emphasized the importance of court independence as the arrest case of an opposition leader returns to public focus.
Five months after elections, Iraqi political factions have failed to agree on a new prime minister, leading to continued political deadlock amidst mounting US pressure.
The murder of prominent women's rights activist Yanar Mohammed in Iraq by unidentified gunmen has sent a chilling message to fellow campaigners, who warn of a regression in women's rights.
Iraq has reopened a significant border crossing with Syria, Rabia, for the first time in over a decade. This move aims to boost trade, particularly fuel oil exports, and facilitate movement between the two countries.
The US embassy has issued a warning advising American citizens against traveling to Iraq, citing ongoing threats in the country.
Esmail Qaani, head of Iran's IRGC Quds Force, reportedly visited Baghdad to meet with Shi'ite political and militia leaders, discussing Iraq's next prime minister and the future of Shi'ite militias amidst US sanctions.
Fish farmers in Iraq have seen their livelihoods destroyed by polluted floodwaters, leading to significant economic hardship and environmental damage.
Iraq's state news agency reports that the country will resume oil exports from all its fields within days, signaling a full return to its oil production and export capacity.
Three people were killed in attacks targeting Iranian Kurdish opposition sites in Erbil, according to the Kurdistan Democratic Party of Iran (KDPI).
The leader of Iraq's Turkmen Front has been elected as the new governor of Kirkuk, marking a significant political shift in the region. This election represents a notable change after nearly a century.