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Awaiting Instructions per New Law<br>Land Ownership Disputes Plaguing Farmers in Tuz Khurmatu — 2025-03-03
Awaiting Instructions per New Law
Land Ownership Disputes Plaguing Farmers in Tuz Khurmatu

“We want actions, not words”<br>Arab Member of Kirkuk Provincial Council to Join Sessions as "opposition”

“We want actions, not words”
Arab Member of Kirkuk Provincial Council to Join Sessions as "opposition”

Zahir Anwar Aassi, the Arab member of the Kirkuk provincial council who disrupted council sessions for three months, has joined back, but says "as an...

Gashaw Battles Harshness of Life to Provide for her Children

Gashaw Battles Harshness of Life to Provide for her Children

Before the sun's rays illuminate the streets and roads of Kifri, Gashaw and her daughter begin their mission of searching for plastic to retrieve from the...

In Degala, Symbol of Civil War: KRG Security Forces Curb Sulaimaniyah Protesting Teachers

In Degala, Symbol of Civil War: KRG Security Forces Curb Sulaimaniyah Protesting Teachers

Teachers from Sulaymaniyah Northern Province marched to Erbil on Tuesday February 9, despite the tight security checkpoints and violations, in order to...

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...

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...

Registration of Illegal Houses across Iraq Excluding Kirkuk<br>PUK and KDP Entrust it to Special Committee

Registration of Illegal Houses across Iraq Excluding Kirkuk
PUK and KDP Entrust it to Special Committee

Two Iraqi ministers of the key Kurdish political parties have appointed a committee to register illegal houses in Kirkuk. On January 13, the Iraqi Council...

Following Six-Months Training Project<br>Network of Female Journalists for Environmental Reporting in Iraq

Following Six-Months Training Project
Network of Female Journalists for Environmental Reporting in Iraq

The closing of "Amplifying the role of female journalists in environmental reporting" program that was implemented over the past six months by (KirkukNow)...

Recruiting 7,000 Employees in Kirkuk is Complicated, Council Member

Recruiting 7,000 Employees in Kirkuk is Complicated, Council Member

Nashat Shahwez, a member of the Kirkuk provincial council, stated that the delay in recruiting 7,304 contract employees in the province is due to the...

Nineveh: Over Two Million Acres Excluded in Agricultural Plan

Nineveh: Over Two Million Acres Excluded in Agricultural Plan

Farmers in Nineveh province are already concerned about selling their produce because much of their land has not been included in the 2025 agricultural...

Kirkuk provincial Council Meetings Disrupted

Kirkuk provincial Council Meetings Disrupted

The meetings of the Kirkuk provincial council have been disrupted due to absence of a member of the Rashid Hotel Front, which formed the government, did not...