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War disrupts life on the Iraq‑Iran border, isolating families and halting trade

War disrupts life on the Iraq‑Iran border, isolating families and halting trade

  • The war has disrupted telecommunications and concentrated Iranian forces along the frontier, choking off communications and trade for many
By AP ·
Four explosions heard in Iraq’s Irbil: AFP journalists

Four explosions heard in Iraq’s Irbil: AFP journalists

By AFP ·
New strikes hit Iraq base housing Iran-backed fighters: faction source

New strikes hit Iraq base housing Iran-backed fighters: faction source

By AFP ·
Court sentences Iraqi Kurd opposition leader to five months jail

Court sentences Iraqi Kurd opposition leader to five months jail

By AFP ·
Iraq’s Kurdistan enjoys all-day state electricity

Iraq’s Kurdistan enjoys all-day state electricity

By AFP ·
Water levels plummet at drought-hit Iraqi reservoir

Water levels plummet at drought-hit Iraqi reservoir

By AFP ·
Iraq sues Kurdistan region over US gas contracts: official

Iraq sues Kurdistan region over US gas contracts: official

By AFP ·
Iraqi Kurdistan producer Gulf Keystone to pay $25m special dividend

Iraqi Kurdistan producer Gulf Keystone to pay $25m special dividend

By Arab News ·
Special Iraqi Kurdistan region swears in new president

Iraqi Kurdistan region swears in new president

By SUADAD AL-SALHY ·
Special Kurds split on next Iraqi president and throw government formation into further turmoil

Kurds split on next Iraqi president and throw government formation into further turmoil

By Suadad Al-Salhy  ·
Special Kurdish party nominates Iraqi veteran Barham Salih for next president

Kurdish party nominates Iraqi veteran Barham Salih for next president

By Suadad Al-Salhy  ·
Special Iraqi Parliament eases financial sanctions on Kurdish region 

Iraqi Parliament eases financial sanctions on Kurdish region 

By SUADAD AL-SALHY ·
Special Iraq’s Kurdistan airports and border crossings will reopen in weeks: Officials

Iraq’s Kurdistan airports and border crossings will reopen in weeks: Officials

By SUADAD AL-SALHY ·

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