Follow-ups 2022-01-18 Who has power to dismiss or assign governor? Iraq events of 2021 In 2021, the government failed to deliver on its promises to hold to account those responsible for the arbitrary arrests, enforced disappearances, and... ID card deprives Fatima from attending school Inside an old, semi-destroyed house lacking the most basic necessities of life, the only six-year-old Fatima is crying holding a stack of first-grade books... Poor power supply worries people of Kirkuk The period of supplying national electricity in Kirkuk do not exceed six hours a day, while it is completely absent in some other areas, which raises the... Two joint brigades to be deployed January in borderlines of Peshemrga-Iraqi army Two joint brigades of the Iraqi army and the Kurdish Peshmerga are undergoing training separately in Baghdad and Erbil in order to form two joint brigades... Bitter stories of women survived domestic violence Though Hevi is still very young yet she has experienced all kinds of violence, from humiliation, beatings, burning up to attempted suicide, all because of... Hundreds of Kirkukis await joining police for years Before getting University degree, Taraf Mahmud had a desire to take up arms in the police ranks. Four years passed yet he has not given up on his desire and... Miqdadiyah back from brink of sectarian fighting The clock was pointing to eight at night, and the sound of heavy gunfire frightened Abdul-Wahhab Omran (70 years old), who was lying on his bed in his... Jilan, symbol of confrontation with ISIS It was the time to share the war spoils the militants of Islamic State in Iraq and Syria got in Shingal, home town of the Ezidi religious minority. They... Education in mother tongue diminishing in Khanaqin The process of teaching in Kurdish, the mother tongue of tens of thousands of students, in the multi-ethnic district of Khanaqin, north of Baghdad, has... Actually it was October 12 not 16 The troops under the command of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) surrendered their positions in Kirkuk to Iraqi forces without any resistance on... IDPs fear votes will not count The Internally Displaced Person IDPs, mainly based in 26 camps in Duhok Northern province, are concerned their votes will not get counted alike May 2018... Christians desire to pass key role players As Iraq heads to polls on October 10th, the Christian candidates and political parties look for an exit to escape dominance of the leading parties even if... ‹ 1 2 ... 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 ... 21 22 ›
