Iraq will investigate an attack on the Prime Minister of the Kurdish region, the government in Baghdad announced.

An analysis suggests that Kurds in Iraq, particularly with Nechirvan Barzani as a mediator, could hold the key to widespread peace in the Middle East due to their ties with Washington, Tehran, and regional Kurdish actors.

After withdrawing from Syrian Kurdish areas in April, the US Army is now pulling its troops out of northern Iraq's Kurdish region.

A report indicates that former President Trump used Kurdistan Regional Government President Nechirvan Barzani as a secret line of communication with Iran’s IRGC during peace talks in May.

Iraq's average daily oil exports have recovered significantly in August, reaching their highest levels since the outbreak of the Middle East war, which had previously put pressure on the country's oil sector.

Iraq announced it has exported approximately two million barrels of oil daily since the beginning of August, marking an unprecedented level in over five months of conflict in the Middle East.

The Saudi defence minister visited Iraq, marking the first announced trip by an Iraqi security official to Saudi Arabia since a prime ministerial visit was cancelled after July 29 strikes. During the visit, the minister referred to Iraq as a 'cherished neighbour'.

Iraq is experiencing a severe financial crisis and public protests due to its inability to export enough oil through the Strait of Hormuz, raising concerns about the country's stability amidst the ongoing Iran conflict.

Iraq is facing an economic crisis due to the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, which is preventing sufficient oil exports to fund the country's large public sector, leading to potential salary shortfalls and protests.

Esmail Qaani, a top Iranian commander, reportedly visited Iraq to hold meetings concerning the Iraqi government's plan to disarm armed groups. The discussions aimed to bring weapons under state control.

The Kurdistan Regional Government reports that 70 percent of its trade has been cut due to the ongoing regional conflict between the US and Iran.

Amid regional tensions and the crisis surrounding the Strait of Hormuz, Syria hopes to open an oil pipeline from Iraq to the Mediterranean, aiming to establish itself as an energy market player despite numerous challenges.

The Czech foreign minister will travel to Iraq to discuss the shipment of ammunition for Kurdish forces, indicating diplomatic efforts related to military aid.

The Czech government has formally requested that parliament approve the extension of its military mission in Iraq.

In an interview with Al Jazeera, Masrour Barzani, Prime Minister of Iraq's Kurdish region, stated that the region wants to stay out of regional conflicts and denied any pressure to enter the Iran war despite numerous attacks.

Iraqi officials met with Iran's Minister of Science, Research and Technology, Hossein Simaei-Sarraf, to discuss expanding academic, scientific, and technological cooperation between the two nations.

Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan are expanding their economic partnership by jointly pursuing new export markets in Syria and Iraq, moving beyond bilateral trade.

An expert suggests that Turkey's proposed PKK amnesty could reduce security pressures, ease tensions with Iraq, and allow Ankara to reallocate resources across the region.

The US Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has lifted sanctions on Iraq's Fly Baghdad Airlines and two of its aircraft, which had been blacklisted over alleged ties to the IRGC.

The Iraqi Prime Minister is facing a significant crisis as powerful Shia paramilitary groups refuse to disarm ahead of a September 30 deadline.

The Syrian military has reportedly raised its alert level due to movements near the Iraqi border, though it remains unclear if border crossings or civilian traffic have been affected.

Approximately 30 million barrels of Iraqi crude oil passed through the Strait of Hormuz between July 4 and August 4, according to data from maritime tracking company Kpler.

A summary of top headlines in Sweden includes the jailing of a Swedish gang boss in Iraq, an expanding investigation into a sea crash, and comments from Kristersson on Swedish language proficiency.

Iraq's Yazidi community marked 12 years since ISIL's assault on Sinjar, an event recognized by the UN as genocide, with thousands still seeking justice.

A prominent Swedish gang leader has been convicted in Iraq, according to reports from Svenska Dagbladet.

Syrian President Ahmad al-Sara hosted Nechirvan Barzani, President of the autonomous Kurdistan Region of Iraq, in Damascus to discuss implementing an agreement for the integration of Kurdish areas. The meeting aims to bridge the divide between Syria and the Kurds.

Türkiye's state-owned oil and gas company, Turkish Petroleum, is expanding its global presence through new energy initiatives in Iraq and Bulgaria, from onshore production to offshore exploration.

Iraq has signed $100 billion in US energy deals with Chevron and ExxonMobil, but Washington is pressuring Baghdad to balance these ties with its relationships with Iran and China.

Turkey and Iraq have agreed to extend their oil pipeline agreement by an additional year, continuing their cooperation on oil transportation.

Despite Iraq's pledge to modernize its air defense after recent U.S.-Saudi strikes, Baghdad is unlikely to accelerate procurement and may even fail to meet its pre-existing plans to upgrade its air defenses.

A prediction suggests that Chevron's strategic and bold moves in Iraq are expected to significantly reshape the oil stock market over the next decade.

Saudi Arabia has for the first time joined the United States in launching air strikes against Iran-backed militias in Iraq, marking a significant shift in the kingdom's regional posture after months of restraint.

A Greek article discusses the military confrontation between the United States and its adversaries, spanning from the Gulf to the Red Sea and across Iraq, Jordan, and Egypt, suggesting a breakdown of diplomatic efforts in the region.

Saudi Arabia has reportedly joined the United States in conducting strikes against Iran-backed militias operating within Iraq.

A hidden war against Tehran-backed groups has come to light in Iraq, with Saudi forces reportedly joining the US to counter these militias in the Gulf region.

Shiite armed groups, part of the Islamic Resistance, reportedly comprise around 50,000 fighters with rockets and drones, wielding significant political and economic influence, potentially surpassing the Iraqi army's strength.

Joint attacks by US and Saudi Arabian armed forces against Hashed al-Shaabi (Popular Mobilization Units) in Iraq resulted in the deaths of five Iranians.

Ankara has made a significant move towards an energy alliance with Iraq, potentially receiving 1 million barrels per day of Iraqi oil after Turkish Petroleum acquired a stake in the BP-run Kirkuk oilfield.

Türkiye and Iraq are working to modernize customs procedures at their main border crossing, with the goal of expanding bilateral trade to $30 billion.

The Iraqi Prime Minister is visiting Turkiye for discussions focused on strategic cooperation, security, water, and economic issues, aiming to boost relations despite existing challenges.

Ukraine's Foreign Ministry has rejected accusations of its involvement in attacks in Iraq, stating that such claims echo Russian propaganda.

Contrary to Prime Minister Fico's claims of a 'club of warmongers,' the current Coalition of the Willing is focused on defense, unlike historical coalitions during conflicts like the Iraq War.

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The main land border crossing between Kuwait and Iraq has officially reopened, according to an announcement by Iraq's Border Crossings Authority.

The U.S. Embassy in Baghdad has advised American citizens in Iraq to exercise increased caution due to the escalating conflict in the Middle East. The warning highlights the risks of a worsening regional war.

Iran has finalized preparations at six key border crossings with Iraq to accommodate the annual Arbaeen pilgrimage, implementing upgrades to facilities and transport services.

The conflict between the US and Iran has escalated, with explosions reported near a US military base in northern Iraq and sirens sounding in Bahrain, hours after the American military completed its 13th night of strikes against Iran.

The US has conducted strikes against Iran, while Bahrain issued warnings of incoming fire, as clashes over shipping routes in the region escalate. At least seven explosions were reported near a military base hosting US forces in Irbil, northern Iraq.

The Iraqi Prime Minister, Ali al-Zaidi, has made his first official visit to Iran, where he will hold talks with senior Iranian officials. The visit aims to discuss cooperation, shared interests, and security, signaling an effort to strengthen relations between the two nations.

Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi has arrived in Iran to meet with President Masoud Pezeshkian. This visit aims to redefine Baghdad's relationship with Tehran and navigate the delicate balance between Washington and Tehran.

The Kuwaiti army reported that the Abdali border crossing with Iraq was hit by a drone attack on Thursday, resulting in material damage but no casualties.

Travelers experienced panic as the United States launched an attack on an Iran-Iraq border crossing.

Iranian Kurds in Iraq accuse Tehran of using drones with phosphorus munitions, citing severe burns on nine Peshmergas and major fires, raising concerns about the use of white phosphorus.

Indian oil refiners have reportedly halted loadings of crude oil from Iraq as risks in the Strait of Hormuz escalate. This decision reflects growing concerns over maritime security in the critical shipping lane.

Halliburton has been awarded a contract by Basra Oil for field services in southern Iraq.

Iraq is accelerating plans to construct an oil pipeline to Mediterranean ports in Türkiye and Syria, aiming to reduce its dependence on the Strait of Hormuz due to ongoing disruptions.

The Governor of the Central Bank of Iran met with Iraq's Minister of Finance to discuss outstanding financial claims, technical cooperation, and strategic economic relations between the two countries.

Sources indicate that a new crude oil pipeline connecting Syria and Iraq is still several years away from completion, suggesting a prolonged timeline for the project.

Conflict could erupt in Iraq between authorities and armed groups linked to Iran, while the US emphasizes responding to Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz by developing oil pipelines.

Iraq has announced that the weapons belonging to its mobilization forces will not be collected, a decision that impacts the country's security landscape.

Iraq is reportedly seeking stronger ties with Saudi Arabia and Syria as it faces increasing pressure to rein in Iran-backed militias within its borders. These militias have previously threatened US forces and Israel, and have been involved in attacks in northern Iraq.

Saudi Arabia reiterated its commitment to Iraq's security, stability, and development during talks between Defense Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman and senior Iraqi military officials.

Iraq has declared September 30 as the final deadline for the withdrawal of the US-led coalition from the country. This announcement comes as the US also revokes visas to dismantle global 'birth tourism' networks.

Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. is reportedly offering to transport Iraqi oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz to Asian refiners, utilizing its 'dark-transit playbook'.

Iraq's oil lifeline has reopened, but questions persist regarding Baghdad's ability to trust Turkey for a stable and reliable oil export route, even for a single year.

Protests demanding more electricity have escalated in Kut, Iraq, as demonstrators clash amid soaring heat and persistent power shortages.

Ahmed al-Jubouri, the former governor of Iraq's Saladin province, and a close associate have been arrested on charges of misusing contract funds as part of an ongoing anti-corruption crackdown.

Türkiye's Trade Minister Ömer Bolat announced that a new daily record for truck departures was set on August 7 at the Habur Border Gate with Iraq, with 2,454 trucks leaving the country.

Iraq is engaged in discussions with Iran to establish an agreement that would facilitate the export of Iraqi oil, though the mechanism is not yet active.

Andreas Løvold has been appointed as Norway's new ambassador to Jordan and Iraq, succeeding Mona Juul in Amman.

Border police at the Kapitan Petko Voyvoda checkpoint detained eight Iraqi migrants and a Lithuanian driver after discovering them in a hidden compartment of a Swedish-registered light commercial vehicle.

German police conducted overnight raids in Höxter and Bottrop, arresting two Iraqi nationals suspected of being members of the Islamic State and having fought for the group in Iraq.

Iraq is reportedly entering a period of financial difficulty, with concerns raised about the availability of money. This comes as other major companies, like Air India, also face significant financial and operational turbulence.

Türkiye's energy reach is expanding, with Bulgaria approving the transfer of 33% of rights in the Khan Tervel offshore exploration license to Turkish Petroleum's overseas subsidiary, alongside strategic partnerships in Iraq.

The head of the Islamic Culture and Relations Organization (ICRO), Hojjatoleslam Mohammad Mehdi Imanipour, visited the “Last Bell” art and photography exhibition in Najaf, Iraq, which commemorates school martyrs.

Türkiye is planning to expand its pipeline infrastructure to facilitate the transport of oil and natural gas from Iraq and the Gulf region to European markets.

Iran is reportedly preparing to compete in a four-nation international football tournament hosted by Iraq during the November FIFA international window, as teams prepare for the 2027 AFC Asian Cup.

Syria and Iraq are in the final stages of negotiations for a contract to restore a crucial oil pipeline between the two countries, which was damaged during the US invasion.

Syrian Airlines has resumed direct flights to Moscow, marking the first resumption of direct air travel between Syria and Russia since the fall of the Assad regime, with Iraq also resuming flights.

The production of the international eulogy album "Ya Latharat al-Imam" (O Avengers of Imam's Blood), featuring prominent eulogists from Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, and Bahrain, is in its final stages and set for release.

Millions of Shiite Muslim pilgrims are heading to the city of Karbala in Iraq for Arba'een, one of the world's largest annual religious gatherings.

An Iraqi surgeon successfully performed a rare reconstruction surgery, growing a new nose on a patient's forehead to correct severe facial damage caused by a high-voltage electrical accident.

Iraq's State Oil Marketing Organization (SOMO) is reportedly offering significant discounts for crude oil loaded within the Strait of Hormuz, according to a document.

The removal of US Patriot systems from Iraqi Kurdistan has raised concerns about increased vulnerability to attacks, following nearly 1,000 missile and drone strikes in the region since February.

A woman asserting she is the daughter of former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein has ignited an unprecedented crisis in Yemen. Her seeking protection from a powerful tribe has reportedly reignited a tribal rebellion against Houthi insurgents.

Turkey and Iraq have signed a one-year agreement to ensure the uninterrupted flow of oil through the Kirkuk-Ceyhan pipeline, aiming to boost exports, particularly during ongoing Hormuz closures. The deal secures 750,000 barrels of oil per day for Turkey.

The joint US-Saudi aerial aggression against Iraqi territory, launched early Wednesday, is described as a profound strategic miscalculation that undermines American military credibility and marks a display of weakness rather than strength.

Mohamad Bazzi writes that the US conflict with Iran is spiraling out of control, with Saudi Arabia joining airstrikes in Iraq and reportedly planning an attack on the Houthis.

An analysis explores whether Türkiye can offer solutions to Iraq's ongoing search for stability, more than two decades after the 2003 U.S.-led invasion left the country struggling to fully restore order.

The region experienced a double escalation with US and Saudi forces striking Iraqi militias backed by Iran, while Iran launched ballistic missiles at a base in Jordan, raising fears of a powerful anti-Iranian alliance.

Pakistan has endorsed Saudi Arabia's air strikes in Iraq as an exercise of its right to self-defense, condemning attacks by non-state actors against the kingdom and reaffirming its defense commitments.

Iraq has denied any knowledge of or approval for alleged US-Saudi strikes, as concerns grow about Saudi Arabia being drawn further into the conflict in Iran.

Türkiye's Defense Ministry stated that expanding defense and security cooperation with Iraq is crucial for regional stability, highlighting recent bilateral efforts.

Joint US-Saudi attacks on Iran-aligned militias in Iraq, intended to pressure them to disarm, may instead embolden them to deepen their involvement in the ongoing conflict.

Iraq's Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi has cancelled his first official trip to Saudi Arabia in protest, calling recent Saudi-US attacks a 'flagrant violation of sovereignty'.

The 1973 Iraq-Turkey oil pipeline agreement has concluded, with Turkey reportedly taking a 15% stake in Kirkuk oil alongside BP, as political factors influence oil loadings.

Ankara and Baghdad are expanding their energy cooperation beyond pipeline transit to include upstream production, marking a new and 'historic' dimension in their partnership after Türkiye's state-run company took a stake in a project.

Saudi Arabia joined the U.S. in military strikes against Iranian proxies in Iraq, a rare joint operation that followed Iran's missile attack on a U.S. base in Jordan, highlighting the risk of conflict expansion.

Turkish President Erdogan announced that Turkey aims to sign an energy cooperation deal with Iraq. This agreement could potentially provide Turkey with one million barrels of oil per day.

Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi arrived in Ankara for an official visit at the invitation of President Tayyip Erdoğan, where leaders are expected to discuss strengthening bilateral ties.

Iran's western Kordestan province has set up volunteer service stations, handicraft markets, and tourism promotion programs along routes leading to the Bashmaq border crossing as Arbaeen pilgrims begin their journey to Iraq.

Three drones intercepted over Jordan on Monday and Tuesday are suspected to have been launched by Iran-backed Shi'ite militias operating in Iraq, according to a source.

Mia Gonzalez-Swinton, the widow of Army Sgt. Michael Swinton, delivered a tribute recalling his death during a controlled demolition of an Iranian drone in Iraq.

Iraq and Syria are set to sign an agreement to construct oil pipelines, aiming to connect their oil production sites to global markets.

Iran and Iraq have announced a deepening of their strategic partnership, signaling closer ties between the two Middle Eastern nations.

The Iraqi government has officially denied media reports claiming it is mediating efforts to secure a truce between Washington and Tehran.

Iranian officials have rejected a US cease-fire proposal presented by the Iraqi leader, stating that the details of the offer were not immediately clear but it was the only one on the table.

A 27-year-old former IDF soldier was convicted after admitting to using a foreign passport to enter Iraq, Yemen, and Saudi Arabia, countries Israelis are barred from visiting without approval.

Kuwait's Defence Ministry reported a drone attack on the Abdali border crossing with Iraq, which caused damage but no casualties.

Border police in Bosnia and Herzegovina arrested two Iraqi citizens in Grude on suspicion of attempting to smuggle five Turkish nationals in a car.

Iraq's ambassador has affirmed that Iraq considers Iran a crucial regional partner, emphasizing the importance of their bilateral relationship.

Kuwait, still bearing the scars of the 1990 Iraqi invasion, has found itself under frequent attacks from Tehran and its allies, making it an easy target for Iran in the Gulf region.

Iraq is reportedly balancing its relations with the US and Iran, following separate meetings with former President Trump and the Iranian ambassador. The country has been weakened by Iranian-backed militias with historical ties to the IRGC.

Kuwait, still bearing the scars of the 1990 Iraqi invasion, has become a frequent target for attacks by Iran and its allies.

The GDP of Gulf Cooperation Council countries is projected to contract for the first time since 2009 due to the Middle East war, hindering the region's ambitious economic plans, with Iraq particularly struggling without financial resources.

An animated work, 'Flavours of Iraq' (translated from 'Le Parfum d’Irak'), is reviewed for its powerful portrayal of French-Iraqi journalist Feurat Alani's vivid childhood memories of 1980s Baghdad, including anecdotes about his father, a prominent leftist exile.

A former Trump official, Tulsi Gabbard, reportedly engaged the leadership of Iraq's Kurdistan, specifically Nechirvan Barzani, in May to establish a direct communication channel with Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps for negotiations.

Iraq's Integrity Commission conducted anti-corruption raids in Baghdad, resulting in the arrest of dozens of officials and the seizure of millions in cash and jewelry.

Three drones were intercepted over Erbil, the capital of Iraq’s Kurdistan Region, highlighting Baghdad's ongoing efforts to control armed groups and rein in Iran-backed militias.

Iraq has stated that the arms of its mobilization forces will not be collected, indicating a continued role for these groups in the country's security landscape.

The United States is reportedly preparing to conclude its military presence in Iraq by September 30, marking the end of a 23-year deployment that began with the 2003 invasion.

Bulgarian border police have detained 18 migrants, including individuals from Iran, Syria, and Iraq, near the border with Romania in the Vidin region.

The Iraqi Prime Minister is attempting to disarm Iran-backed militias, a move complicated by decades of Iranian policy aimed at cultivating armed proxies in the region.

The United States is set to complete the withdrawal of its last troops from Iraq by September 30, marking the end of a 23-year military presence in the country.

Border guards at Kaunas Airport have arrested four suspected Iraqi citizens attempting to fly to Spain with allegedly forged documents from other countries. The individuals were found to have absconded from the Rukla Foreigners Registration Center.

Despite ongoing conflicts across the Middle East, more than 20 million Shia pilgrims have gathered in an Iraqi shrine city for the annual Arbaeen festival.

The Iraqi Foreign Minister is undertaking a three-day official visit to Prague.

Masoud Barzani, leader of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, stated that Iraqi Kurdistan seeks peace as regional tensions continue to escalate.

Czech President Petr Pavel addressed the UN Security Council, stating that Russia's aggression must be met with strength, not appeasement. The Czech Republic also joined a UN Security Council resolution concerning Iraq.

The Saudi intelligence chief met with Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi and renewed an invitation for him to visit Riyadh. This follows the Prime Minister's cancellation of an earlier Saudi trip after deadly US-Saudi strikes on Iraq.

A probe has been launched in Iraq following reports that a female detainee was allegedly gang-raped by police and prison officials, with surveillance cameras reportedly turned off.

Iran's 'axis of resistance' has reportedly regrouped around Iraqi militias and Houthi fighters, following setbacks in Syria and Lebanon, to project influence against Israel and the US.

Several companies, including Recruit Holdings, Daimler Truck, Arteris, and ICU Medical, have updated or raised their financial outlooks for fiscal year 2026. These revisions reflect various factors such as strong performance, strategic initiatives, and market conditions.

An expert warns that Iraq's failure to pay July salaries, coupled with oil export disruptions and US financial controls, could lead to wider, potentially violent protests, exacerbated by Tehran's control over Baghdad.

An old Iraq-to-Syria oil pipeline that bypasses the Strait of Hormuz could be up and running within three years, according to a senior Syrian official.

Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaydi’s Ankara visit bolstered the strategic partnership between Ankara and Baghdad, at a time when the Middle East remains consumed by conflict.

Iraq has delayed July public salaries as its oil exports significantly dropped from 100 million barrels in February to about 32 million in May and June, attributed to a deepening crisis and blockade in the Strait of Hormuz.

Millions of Shiite pilgrims are journeying to the holy city of Karbala in Iraq, facing temperatures up to 45 degrees Celsius, with the situation in neighboring Iran being a dominant topic.

OPEC's crude oil production increased in July, with gains primarily from Gulf nations like Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Iraq, according to a Bloomberg survey.

Analysts report that the threat to oil tankers in the Middle East has escalated to its worst level since the start of the Iran-Iraq War. This heightened risk poses significant concerns for global oil supply and maritime security.

Saudi Arabia and other Middle Eastern countries are reportedly pressuring Iraq to curb Iranian-backed militias, which are using Iraqi territory to launch attacks against neighboring nations.

Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi's visit to Ankara is being interpreted as a reflection of Iraq's foreign policy, which often seeks to balance relations between competing regional and international powers.

US embassies in multiple Middle Eastern countries, including Bahrain, Iraq, Israel, and Saudi Arabia, issued advisories urging American citizens to prepare to depart amid rising regional tensions.

HBO's 'Generation Kill', an Iraq War miniseries, is hailed as the true successor to 'Band of Brothers' and a harrowing masterpiece that is difficult to rewatch.

A reporter's diary entry from Glasgow 2026 recounts a first meeting with an Iraqi, which served as a lesson against judging people based on historical accounts or television portrayals.

Shell, Exxon, and Chevron have reported their quarterly earnings, announcing significant profits driven by higher crude prices. Chevron's CFO discussed the company's second-quarter earnings and strategy amidst geopolitical risks.

Yasser Abdul-Zahra Al-Hajjaj, the Ambassador of Iraq to Iran, visited the holy city of Mashhad to enhance bilateral relations and explore opportunities for expanding cooperation between the two nations.

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has boasted about its fully intact speedboat fleet, capable of 'swarm attacks' in the Strait of Hormuz, amid renewed tensions with the US in Iraq and Yemen.

The Islamic State terror group is reportedly relying on the failure of Syria, with the suspected Berlin attacker allegedly planning to join ISIS in Syria in 2025. The group continues to operate in Syria and Iraq, raising questions about its current strength.

BP has sold a 15% stake in an Iraqi oil field to Türkiye's national oil and gas company, marking a significant transaction in the energy sector.

Oil prices are experiencing volatility, falling below $84 due to renewed US-Iran diplomatic efforts but also rising as tensions escalate following strikes in Iraq and a missile attack. The market reacts to both de-escalation attempts and heightened conflict.

Iraq has exported 2.1 million tons of fuel oil to Europe via land routes through Syria and then across the Mediterranean Sea since April, a move prompted by the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.

Türkiye and Iraq agreed to deepen cooperation across various sectors including security, energy, defense, trade, and infrastructure, with President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan emphasizing their neighborly ties.

The Jordanian army has intercepted a drone near its borders with Iraq and Saudi Arabia, with the Israeli army also claiming to have intercepted a drone near the Jordanian border. This incident highlights regional security concerns regarding unmanned aerial vehicles.

Iraq has proposed establishing strategic economic ties with Pakistan, indicating a move towards strengthening bilateral economic cooperation between the two nations.

Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi is scheduled to make his first official visit to Türkiye on Tuesday, as confirmed by the Turkish Presidency’s Communications Directorate.

Free wireless internet service has been launched at the Shalamcheh and Chazabeh border terminals in Iran's Khuzestan province to support pilgrims traveling to Iraq for the annual Arbaeen pilgrimage.

These articles are archive pages from the Tehran Times, focusing on past news related to Israel and Iraq. They serve as a historical record of the newspaper's coverage on these two countries.

An Iranian attack targeted a US military base in Iraq, leading to the activation of Kuwaiti air defenses. This incident occurs as renewed fighting in the region approaches its two-week mark.

A series of explosions were heard near a US military base in northern Iraq, hours after the US announced multiple actions in the region.

The Kuwaiti army announced that authorities are taking necessary measures following repeated drone attacks on the Abdali border crossing with Iraq by 'hostile drones'.

Videos verified by The New York Times show border crossings in southern Iraq becoming the latest target in the ongoing hostilities in the Middle East.

Iran is strengthening trade ties with Pakistan and discussing bilateral cooperation with Iraqi officials, moves that experts suggest could alleviate pressure from the Hormuz blockade.

Tareq Kamleh, known as 'Dr. Jihad,' who was presumed dead in Syria a decade ago, has reportedly been found alive and held in a high-security Baghdad prison.

Alessio Mamo's photograph depicts Manal, a 12-year-old girl, recovering in a hospital after suffering severe burns from a missile explosion in Iraq. The photographer notes her resilience despite her injuries.

Iraq's oil minister stated that agreements signed with U.S. companies during Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi's visit to the U.S. are estimated to be worth approximately $200 billion.

New ambassadors from Pakistan, Iraq, Sri Lanka, and Ireland presented their credentials to Iran's Foreign Minister. This diplomatic exchange underscores Iran's focus on peace and security in its international relations.