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Iraq

  • Iraq will remain part of 'axis of resistance' despite foreign plots: Nujaba leader

    Iraq will remain part of 'axis of resistance' despite foreign plots: Nujaba leader

    May 18, 2019 09:12

    Iraq’s Harakat al-Nujaba Secretary General Akram al-Kaabi says Iraq will remain part of the "axis of resistance" despite foreign-backed attempts to detach the Iraqi society from the regional developments.

  • Iraqi parl. to vote on bill banning US military presence

    Iraqi parl. to vote on bill banning US military presence

    May 17, 2019 13:46

    The Iraqi parliament is set to vote on a draft bill that would ban the United States-led military presence in Iraq, a report says.

  • Tehran urges US to declassify its 'intelligence' on Iran threat in Iraq

    Tehran urges US to declassify its 'intelligence' on Iran threat in Iraq

    May 17, 2019 07:46

    Iran’s ambassador to the UN has called on the US government to declassify its alleged intelligence on "Iranian threat" in Iraq, saying Tehran is confident the claim is "fake".

  • Iraq ‘will not allow US to use its territory to attack Iran’

    Iraq ‘will not allow US to use its territory to attack Iran’

    May 17, 2019 00:58

    Iraq’s ambassador to Moscow says Iraq will not allow the United States to use Iraqi soil to launch attacks against Iran, as Washington ratchets up tensions with Tehran.

  • Iraqi national carrier to resume commercial fights to Syria after 8 years

    Iraqi national carrier to resume commercial fights to Syria after 8 years

    May 16, 2019 15:07

    The national carrier of Iraq, Iraqi Airways, has announced that it will resume commercial flights to the Syrian capital for the first time since foreign-backed militancy broke out in the neighboring country eight years ago.

  • Iran: US decision to pull diplomats out of Iraq over 'Iran threat' mere propaganda war

    Iran: US decision to pull diplomats out of Iraq over 'Iran threat' mere propaganda war

    May 16, 2019 14:35

    Tehran's mission to the UN has rejected as a mere "propaganda war" America's decision to pull its diplomats out of Iraq amid claims of heightened "threats" from Iran, emphasizing that the Islamic Republic poses threat to no one — neither in Iraq nor elsewhere in the world.

  • US couldn’t create a more convenient villain than Abu Bakr Baghdadi

    US couldn’t create a more convenient villain than Abu Bakr Baghdadi

    May 16, 2019 10:33

    Washington is the source of all acts of terrorism and bloodshed in Muslim countries, and in the words of Tony Cartalucci, a Bangkok-based independent American geopolitical researcher in his article for New Eastern Outlook “The US Couldn’t Create a More Convenient Villain than Abu Bakr Baghdadi”.

  • Four killed as anti-graft protest rocks Iraq's Najaf

    Four killed as anti-graft protest rocks Iraq's Najaf

    May 16, 2019 08:10

    At least four people have been killed in Iraq’s holy city of Najaf during an anti-corruption protest called by a political movement led by cleric Muqtada al-Sadr.

  • US orders departure of non-emergency employees from Iraq

    US orders departure of non-emergency employees from Iraq

    May 15, 2019 08:31

    The US State Department has ordered the departure of non-emergency government employees from Iraq, following Washington's repeated expressions of concern about so-called threats from Iran's allies in the Arab country.

  • Iraqi PM hopes tensions between Washington, Tehran will eventually subside

    Iraqi PM hopes tensions between Washington, Tehran will eventually subside

    May 15, 2019 01:31

    Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi says he believes “things would end well” between the United States and Iran despite growing tensions between the two arch-enemies over Tehran’s nuclear program and its missile capabilities.

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