2026-08-29 Fatat’s Heroines Go Home: Lack of Funding Threatens Kirkuk’s Women Athletes Diesel Crisis Hits Kirkuk as Generator Owners Threaten Shutdowns Private generator owners in Kirkuk are threatening to shut down their generators, while government offices across the province have begun reducing... Million-Dollar Projects and Unserved Villages: Will Nineveh's Reconstruction Reach Every Community? While major development projects worth billions of dinars are being undertaken across Nineveh, many rural and remote communities continue to lack basic... Two Obstacles Exclude Yazidi Displaced Women from Labor Market In their efforts to earn a living, Yazidi displaced women face two major forms of economic inequality: limited employment opportunities and a lack of... Kirkuk Faces Major Security Gap, Armed Group Activity, Parliamentary Security and Defense Committee Member Mazen Gharib, a member of the Iraqi Parliament’s Security and Defense Committee, said that responsibility for Kirkuk’s security is expected to be... Head of Commission Warns of Population Changes in Kirkuk Following 2024 Census The head of the Commission for Kurdish Areas Outside the Kurdistan Region's Administration, which operates under the Kurdistan Regional Government KRG's... War Forced Women to Become Breadwinners, but Government Support Remains Absent, Head of Nineveh's Women's Affairs Department Years of conflict in Nineveh transformed the role of women in society. Many who had traditionally been responsible for managing their households suddenly... Christian Land Disputes in Duhok Persist as Protesters Demand Justice Christians in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq have renewed their calls for justice over land they say has been confiscated or occupied for decades by political... Ezidis' Appeal Reaches Baghdad as Identification of Victims' Remains Resumes Less than a month after an appeal by the relatives of the Ezidis (Yazidis) slaughtered by extremist militants, the Iraqi government and several... "Crises Go Live": How Kirkuk's Public Debates Shifted from Council Chamber to TikTok Senior officials in Kirkuk, including Governor Mohammed Saman and several Provincial Council members, have come under intense public criticism after... Kirkuk-Ceyhan Pipeline Declared Ready to Resume Oil Exports After Final Inspection Rehabilitation of the Kirkuk-Ceyhan oil pipeline has been completed, with officials confirming that the line is technically ready to resume crude oil... Public safety and workplace harassment further discourage women, Siroud Mohammed Sroud Mohammed, Director of the Al-Amal Association in Kirkuk, discusses the key financial and labor-market challenges confronting Iraqi women. She explains... One Summon for Bahar Ali, Two Warnings for SocietySupporting Ban on Polygamy Leads to Criminal Charges Bahar Ali's phone rang on July 14. The caller was an officer from a police station in Erbil, capial of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq KRI, informing her that... ‹ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ... 211 212 ›
