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In Degala, Symbol of Civil War: KRG Security Forces Curb Sulaimaniyah Protesting Teachers — 2025-02-09
In Degala, Symbol of Civil War: KRG Security Forces Curb Sulaimaniyah Protesting Teachers

Khanaqin Farmers Eager to Reclaim 18,500 Acres of Farmland by Law

Khanaqin Farmers Eager to Reclaim 18,500 Acres of Farmland by Law

Edan Mahmoud, a Kakayi farmer in Khanaqin, has been displaced twice but has not given up on reclaiming his ancestral farmland. He has many bitter memories...

Three Mass Graves of Ezidis and Shiites to be Exhumed in Shingal

Three Mass Graves of Ezidis and Shiites to be Exhumed in Shingal

The National Team for Mass Graves launches excavation for three mass graves within the borders of Shingal (Sinjar) district, home for the Ezidi non-Muslim...

Greenery in Kirkuk Far Below Global Standards<br>Local Administration Accelerating Steps

Greenery in Kirkuk Far Below Global Standards
Local Administration Accelerating Steps

The local administration of the northern, multi-ethnic, oil-rich province of Kirkuk is seeking to take urgent steps to increase the greenery in the...

People of Nineveh Eager to Register Illegal Houses, Concerned about Fees

People of Nineveh Eager to Register Illegal Houses, Concerned about Fees

Residents of Nineveh province are pleased with the Iraqi Council of Ministers' decision to register their illegal houses, although they are anxious about...

Court Confirms Kirkuk Local Administration Legitimate Yet No Consensus

Court Confirms Kirkuk Local Administration Legitimate Yet No Consensus

Although the Supreme Administrative Court has rejected all legal claims against the new local administration of Kirkuk province, the fate is still unknown...

Kirkuk Suffers from Stray Dogs<br>Shooting Stopped, Shelter “Useless”

Kirkuk Suffers from Stray Dogs
Shooting Stopped, Shelter “Useless”

The local administration of Kirkuk changes the way it deals with stray dogs; stops the shooting to death campaign and gives them shelter, yet advocates say...

Iraqi Burned Quran Several Times in Sweden Killed

Iraqi Burned Quran Several Times in Sweden Killed

Salwan Momika, the Iraqi citizen known for burning the Quran multiple times in Sweden, was killed on Wednesday January 29 at 11 pm in the town of...

Nineveh Council Discusses Important Issues in Full Quorum Ordinary Session

Nineveh Council Discusses Important Issues in Full Quorum Ordinary Session

The Nineveh Provincial Council discussed four important topics for the upcoming stage on Monday January 27 in session No. 25 with full quorum, chaired by...

Hope to Return to School and Meet my Mother, Last Survivor of ISIS

Hope to Return to School and Meet my Mother, Last Survivor of ISIS

Silvana Khidir, 30, the last Ezidi (Yazidi) girl rescued from ISIS, has two hopes: to resume her education and meet her mother again after ten years and...

Passengers Highly Pay for Khanaqin-Kalar Two-Way, One-Lane Highway

Passengers Highly Pay for Khanaqin-Kalar Two-Way, One-Lane Highway

Aram Mohammed is still in shock from the incident. He took his mother from Khanaqin to Kalar for treatment, but the poor roads separated them forever. Last...

75,000 Hectares of Agricultural Land to be Returned to Kurdish and Turkmen Farmers in Kirkuk

75,000 Hectares of Agricultural Land to be Returned to Kurdish and Turkmen Farmers in Kirkuk

After more than 50 years, at least 75,000 Hectares (300,000 donums) of land are scheduled to be returned by a decision of the Iraqi parliament to their...

Three Controversial Laws Passed by Majority of Iraqi parliament

Three Controversial Laws Passed by Majority of Iraqi parliament

The Iraqi parliament has passed three controversial laws and amendments in favor of the Shiite, Sunni, Kurdish and Turkmen communities. On Tuesday, January...