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The State of Law coalition is demanding an emergency session to decide on the remaining ministerial appointments. Imran Karkoush, a member of the State of Law Coalition, stressed the need to resolve the issue of the ministerial cabinet and to … Continue reading →

Cabinet formation: Advanced negotiations underway to finalize remaining names before al-Zidi’s visit to Washington The Iraqi political scene is witnessing rapid activity to resolve one of the most prominent outstanding issues in the government formation process: completing Prime Minister Ali … Continue reading →

Al-Zaydi appoints Basim al-Badri as head of the National Security Service, replacing al-Basri. Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi appointed Basim al-Badri as head of the intelligence service on Thursday, replacing al-Basri. An informed source stated that “al-Zaidi appointed Basim al-Badri to … Continue reading →

The coordination framework is discussing the results of Tom Barrack’s visit to Baghdad and the completion of the government cabinet. The coordinating framework that brings together the ruling Shiite political forces in Iraq discussed on Wednesday evening the recent visit … Continue reading →

A new shipment of gasoline has arrived; a giant tanker has begun unloading its cargo at the Khor Al-Zubair port in Basra. An official source at the General Company for Iraqi Ports reported on Thursday that technical procedures have begun … Continue reading →

Regional trade shifts: Iran turns to Iraq to secure the flow of its goods. Iran is moving towards strengthening the use of Iraq as an alternative trade route, after some traditional shipping routes through the UAE faltered and gas supplies … Continue reading →

Kirkuk markets a quarter of a million tons of wheat and releases payments for last season’s dues. The director of the Kirkuk silo, affiliated with the Ministry of Trade, announced on Thursday that the marketed quantities of wheat crop have … Continue reading →

Warning: Iraq’s reliance on the Strait of Hormuz exacerbates the risks to its oil exports amid alternative Gulf moves. Iraq, OPEC’s second-largest oil producer, faces increasing challenges in securing its oil exports as Gulf states accelerate the development of alternative … Continue reading →

The Prime Minister’s advisor sets a date for the recovery of Iraqi oil. The financial advisor to the Iraqi Prime Minister, Mazhar Muhammad Salih, stated on Wednesday that the return of Iraqi oil production and exports through the Strait of … Continue reading →

Al-Zaidi takes economic files to the White House In mid-July, Prime Minister Ali Faleh al-Zubaidi is preparing for an official visit to the United States, where he will meet with US President Donald Trump at the White House to discuss … Continue reading →