Is Washington restructuring the political process in Iraq?
The article discusses the ongoing influence of the United States in Iraq's political landscape since the fall of Saddam Hussein, particularly in light of recent American signals regarding the reevaluation of its relationship with Baghdad.
“This was Baghdad”: testimonies of Argentinians who experienced the outbreak of narco violence in Mexico
The article features the experiences of Argentine residents in Mexico amidst a violent outbreak following the death of a powerful drug lord.
The Baghdad Pact and the CENTO Organization: A Story of Cooperation Against the Soviet Tide
The Baghdad Pact, formed in 1955, was a defensive alliance aimed at countering Soviet influence in the Middle East, involving Iraq, Turkey, the UK, Pakistan, and Iran, before its eventual decline and dissolution.
The Mudhiriyya, the Buran, and the Lozenge: The Abbasid Origins of the Iraqi Table
The article explores the Abbasid influence on Iraqi cuisine, highlighting how cultural exchanges in Baghdad during the Abbasid era shaped the culinary landscape into a reflection of daily life, luxury, and innovation.
Tarawih in Iraq: A Spiritual Map from the Minarets of Baghdad to the Fortresses of Erbil
The article discusses the significance of Tarawih prayers in Iraq during Ramadan, highlighting major mosques and their role as gathering places for worshippers.
After the Coordinates of Iraqi Maps.. Gulf Positions and Kuwait Protests, Baghdad Clarifies
Iraq's submission of maritime maps and coordinates to the UN has sparked significant Gulf responses, particularly from Kuwait, which has issued an official protest.
Urgent | Iraqi Foreign Ministry: Turkish Ambassador in Baghdad Summoned Over Statements by Turkish Foreign Minister in Television Interview
Iraq summoned the Turkish ambassador in Baghdad in response to remarks made by the Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan during a television interview.
Financial Times: Dijla Village a Symbol of an Unexpected Economic Boom in Iraq
A report highlights the transformation of Dijla Village in Baghdad into a lavish symbol of Iraq's recent economic upswing, drawing elites and offering upscale amenities.
TODAY IN HISTORY ⟩ The Pearl of the Islamic World, Baghdad Was Captured
The Mongol forces captured Baghdad in 1258, leading to the fall of the Abbasid dynasty and a significant cultural setback for the Arab world.
Iraqi security official to Al Jazeera: We have received 4250 detainees of the Islamic State
Iraq has received 4250 detainees from the Islamic State, who have been transferred from Syria over the past few days, with many now held in Baghdad prisons.
Protests by traders against the implementation of the new customs tariff in Iraq
In Baghdad, traders and shop owners are protesting the new customs tariff implemented by the government, demanding its cancellation or revision.
Caused a backlog of 75,000 containers at the ports.. Iraqi traders protest against the increase in customs fees
Iraqi traders are protesting against the government's decision to raise customs fees, leading to a backlog of 75,000 containers at ports and rising prices for consumers.
'The President's Cake': A Tale from Baghdad Under the Carpet of History
This Iraqi social drama, winner of the Golden Camera at Cannes, follows a girl's quest for ingredients to bake a commemorative cake for Saddam Hussein against the backdrop of the Gulf War.
How a Jewish family’s Baghdad home became France’s rent-free embassy
A Paris court has dismissed a lawsuit from the descendants of an Iraqi Jewish family seeking compensation for their Baghdad villa occupied rent-free by France's embassy, with plans for an appeal.
The visit of the French Foreign Minister to Iraq confirms the priority of negotiation in the region
The visit of French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian to Iraq underscores the shared priorities of Paris and Baghdad in promoting negotiation, especially regarding the Iranian dossier and other regional issues.
Will Iraqis Overcome Their Differences Regarding the Presidency?
Sources suggest that a meeting in Baghdad may resolve the debate over the Iraqi presidency, urging swift action from political parties.