Drone Strike Targets U.S. Embassy in Baghdad Amid Rising Tensions

A drone attack targeted the United States Embassy Baghdad early Wednesday, marking the second major strike in two days. While one drone reportedly hit near the embassy’s security perimeter, others were intercepted by defense systems. Additional rocket attacks were reported near Baghdad International Airport. These incidents come amid escalating tensions following the outbreak of [...]

Drone Crash Reported at Iraq’s Majnoon Oilfield

A drone crashed at the Majnoon oilfield in the southern province of Basra on Tuesday evening, according to a security source. The origin of the drone remains unknown, and no deaths or material damage were reported. A video circulating online showed people at the site photographing the wreckage. The oilfield, located about 60 kilometers north [...]

Miqdad al-Khafaji Confirms Strikes on Iraqi Security Installations

Miqdad al-Khafaji confirmed that recent U.S.-Israeli airstrikes targeted Iraqi security sites, including the Popular Mobilization Forces and Federal Police, killing 19 personnel and injuring dozens. He stated there were no confirmed U.S. ground troop landings but accused the attacks of violating Iraq’s sovereignty. In response, Parliament is preparing a draft law to cancel the [...]

Egypt Offers Mediation in Iraq–Kuwait Maritime Dispute

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Egypt announced its willingness to support Iraq and Kuwait in resolving their maritime border dispute through dialogue and in accordance with international law. Cairo emphasized its commitment to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, urging both nations to respect existing maritime boundary agreements. Tensions [...]

Power Struggle Intensifies Within Iraq’s Shiite Alliance

Political tensions are rising within Iraq’s Coordination Framework alliance as former Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki and Qais al-Khazali, leader of Asaib Ahl al-Haq, engage in a growing public dispute. The alliance, formed in 2022 to counter the movement led by Muqtada al-Sadr, is now experiencing internal fractures as competition increases over the next prime [...]

Cancer Cases Surge Across Iraq

Cancer rates in Iraq have risen significantly in recent years, raising major public health concerns. Experts attribute the increase to environmental pollution, rapid urban overcrowding, shrinking green spaces, and the country’s high vulnerability to climate change. According to 2025 data from oncology centers, the Kurdistan Region recorded 10,500 cases, Dhi Qar 10,000 cumulative cases, [...]

Iraq Shines at West Asia Paralympic Games

Iraqi Paralympic athletes delivered an outstanding performance on the second day of the West Asia Paralympic Games in Oman, securing two gold medals and one silver medal. Mohammed Fahd and Al-Kaed Ahmed Fahd won gold in the 200-meter race, while Idris Sami claimed silver in the same event. Adding to the success, Nader Ibrahim [...]

Iraq Targets Global Export of Refined Oil by 2030

Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani announced that Iraq aims to begin exporting refined petroleum products globally by 2030, marking a major shift in the country’s energy strategy. Speaking at the Iraq Energy Conference 2026 in Baghdad, he emphasized that energy policy now shapes not only economic growth but also social, political, and educational [...]

Baghdad Pushes Diplomacy to Prevent War

Dr. Hussein Allawi, Adviser to the Iraqi Prime Minister, reaffirmed that Iraq is making intensive diplomatic and security efforts to keep the region away from war and will not allow its territory to be used for attacks on neighboring countries. He emphasized Iraq’s neutral stance, commitment to regional stability, and adherence to its constitution. Through [...]

Over 64,000 Displaced Iraqis Return Home in Three Months

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) reports that more than 64,000 internally displaced Iraqis have returned to their areas of origin over the past three months, signaling gradual progress in Iraq’s post-conflict recovery. While significant numbers of displaced people remain in governorates such as Nineveh, Duhok, Erbil, Kirkuk, and Baghdad, return movements have increased notably [...]

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