Kaka’i Karate instructor: Online training not adequate replacement for regular lessons — 2020-10-25
Kaka’i Karate instructor: Online training not adequate replacement for regular lessons

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Should a military force consisting of all the components of Kirkuk be formed?

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Hashd forms new 500-member force in Kirkuk

Hashd forms new 500-member force in Kirkuk

The PMU has formed a new force in Kirkuk, calling it the “abu-Mahdi al-Muhandis Force.” The PMU

Thousands of displaced Ezidis apply for security job

Thousands of displaced Ezidis apply for security job

Within only three days, 10,000 displaced young Ezidis have registered for employment by the Iraqi Federal

Gunmen kill three, injure two in Khanaqin district <BR> two others missing

Gunmen kill three, injure two in Khanaqin district
two others missing

Three civilians were killed and two others injured by gunmen who set up a fake checkpoint

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Kaka’i Karate instructor: Online training not adequate replacement for regular lessons

Kaka’i Karate instructor: Online training not adequate replacement for regular lessons

Wearing his training suit and black belt, everything is the same as regular classes for Majid

In anticipation of electoral legislation: multifaceted contests in Kirkuk

In anticipation of electoral legislation: multifaceted contests in Kirkuk

As Kirkuk is divided into three electoral constituencies, the different components and political parties in the

Thousands of Kurds from Tuz Khurmatu still displaced

Thousands of Kurds from Tuz Khurmatu still displaced

Hundreds of families who were displaced from Diyala’s Tuz Khurmatu district (when the Iraqi army and

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From honey trading to rescuing Ezidi captives<BR> Abdulla rescued 399 women and children in six years

From honey trading to rescuing Ezidi captives
Abdulla rescued 399 women and children in six years

When the Ezidis were in despair after the ISIS onslaught and the atrocities their militants comitted

No light at the end of the tunnel for new academic year in Iraqi Kurdistan

No light at the end of the tunnel for new academic year in Iraqi Kurdistan

“Buy me an iPad and don’t worry, I will learn good at home,” the 9-year-old Vina

Controversy surrounds the burning of official documents in Halabja

Controversy surrounds the burning of official documents in Halabja

On a sweltering August afternoon in Halabja, dozens of people gathered at a dilapidated roundabout in

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Thousand of people still live in displacement; let's give the IDPs a voice‌

Harvesting olives at Ezidis' Lalish temple — Harvesting olives at Ezidis' Lalish temple‌

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Work to build Umla camp for “ISIS families” resumed Local officials raise alarm in Shingal’s Gohbal on COVID-19 pandemic Federal Police discover mass grave in Kirkuk Father, two sons killed in IED explosion: Makhmur district Shingal delegation in Baghdad attempts to nullify Baghdad-KRG agreement

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Kaka’i youth lose hope in times of Corona September, bad month for journalists in Khanaqin Ali Saray library defies Coronavirus and ISIS Baghdad and Erbil agree on new Shingal administration
Officials in Shingal object Turkmen women: the neglected victims of ISIS

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The economic participation of Iraqi women is among the lowest in the world Six years after the genocide fate of 2887 Yazidis still unknown Turkish bombardments add to Iraqi Christians misfortunes: Dozens of families displaced and 10 churches closed A nightmare for girls: child marriage Nasiriya: 'promise the revolution will be back' if demands not met

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Fryal and her sister took advantages of their free times during the lockdown to paint their Ninewa’s Telaskuf Christians prepare for Christmas celebrations Kirkuk hosts international street theatre festival Thousand of people still live in displacement; let's give the IDPs a voice You have the right to vote, elect your representatives. No one has the right to vote

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Dhuha Shabaki bridles displacement and breaks shackles of tradition Displaced Ezidi crafts and sells 50 lutes during lockdown Zikra strives for expanding her business and creating job opportunities for women in Iraqi Christian town Taimur Gokkaya; success is the product of hard work Diyala: After losing her husband, Runak challenges societal norms and steps toward success

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Jerya, a role model for girls aspiring to be self-reliant Dilshad: the crafty teacher who takes pleasure in his work Istibraq sets up eight book stalls in Diyala to encourage reading for free Displaced Chinar combines two jobs and a hobby 12-year-old displaced Jana likes to highlight uplifting aspects of life in her paintings