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Barzani calls for giving the government of Abdul-Mahdi a chance to achieve reforms: (They) do not bear the full guilt Baghdad Today – Baghdad: The head of the Kurdistan Regional Government, Masrour Barzani, on Wednesday (November 20, 2019), to give … Continue reading →

Pompeo: US will sanction Iraqi officials for corruption, attacking protestors WASHINGTON DC (Kurdistan 24) – US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced on Monday that the United States would start to impose sanctions on corrupt Iraqi officials, as well as … Continue reading →

To All Hopeful Citizens in Dinarland: I am adding a date to archive… Saturday, November 16, 2019 To All Hopeful Citizens in Dinarland: How are you makin it? I wish I had known, when I won the Nigerian Princess lottery … Continue reading →

Iraq .. Orders to arrest senior officials and the formation of a “court of corruption” The Supreme Judicial Council on Thursday ordered the arrest of large heads accused of corruption and exceptional travel bans. A statement of the Council received … Continue reading →

Where do the millions go? BAGHDAD (AP) — Waves of violent protests have engulfed Baghdad and Iraq’s southern provinces, with demonstrators chanting for the downfall of a political establishment that they say doesn’t prioritize them. Fueling the unrest is anger … Continue reading →

Iraqi judiciary issues arrest warrants for senior officials Riyadh – Mubasher: The Iraqi Supreme Judicial Council issued orders on Thursday to arrest large heads accused of corruption. The Supreme Council of the Judiciary, in a statement, was voted to lift … Continue reading →

Currency auction is one of the most corrupt files BAGHDAD / Zawra: Economic expert, Mohammed Mint, on Tuesday, the file auction currency as “one of the most corrupt files” in Iraq, pointing out that it allowed the transfer of “large … Continue reading →

Is Iran’s honeymoon in Iraq over? October brought bad news to Iran, as popular demonstrations in Baghdad and Beirut continued, signaling a potential threat to its dominance over the Shiite Crescent. Anti-Iran sentiments have been a staple of Iraq’s protests … Continue reading →

Iraq needs serious reform, not another ill-fated revolution Since early October, Baghdad and parts of southern Iraq have been racked by the most significant protests of the post-Saddam era. A generation of young Iraqis who grew up after Saddam’s regime … Continue reading →

Sentencing of director of a government bank damaged public money by 13 billion dinars The Integrity Commission announced on Thursday the details of the verdict against the former branch manager of Al-Rasheed Bank for deliberately causing damage to public funds … Continue reading →