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Kurdistan Region hopes for stability with new Iraq Prime Minister
Iraq’s prime minister is chosen by Shi’ite political parties to reflect the fact that Shi’ites are the largest group in Iraq, while the Kurds receive the presidency.
Iran’s poisoned chalice: can economic pressure end the regime? - opinion
Iran-backed Iraqi militias attack Kurdistan over 450 times since beginning of war
Iraq under pressure to curb Iran-backed militias after Rubio call - analysis
Arab League Summit in Baghdad is about a new Arab world - analysis
The reports in Iraq note that the summit seeks to focus on many issues in the region.
Iraqi president highlights 'historic' ties with Iran during Davos address
Abdul Latif Rashid discussed Iraq-Iran relations and Iraqi sovereignty at Davos.
The world has Israel to thank for no nuclear fears in post-Assad Syria- opinion
Thanks to Israel, the now-impending Syrian chaos may be deeply destabilizing, but it will plausibly be nonnuclear.
Sirens activated in Jerusalem Hills as IAF intercepts missile form Yemen, drones from Iraq
The IDF confirmed that it had identified a single missile launch from Yemen, which was successfully intercepted with no casualties reported.
How will Iran’s proxies in Iraq respond to US election? – analysis
Iranian militias ramp up drone attacks on Israel, await US response post-election.
Iran uses proxy militias in Iraq to pressure the US - analysis
Iran is prodding militias to increase threats to the US in Iraq in order to see if the US will pressure Israel not to strike harder at Hezbollah.
Israel-Iran alliance: Jerusalem's arm sales to the Islamic Republic during Iran-Iraq War
Clandestine Israeli sales of military equipment helped turn the tide of the war and prevent Iran from falling to Saddam’s forces.
Ebrahim Raisi signaled Iranian revolution's demise
The deceased Iranian president epitomized the Khomeini Revolution’s successes, adventures, and decay.
Enduring aggression: Iran's proxy militias' relentless offensive
The latest group to claim to attack Israel is in Iraq, however it is unclear if these "attacks" go beyond mere claims and whether Iran is putting out propaganda to keep up the pressure on Israel.
Iraq's struggle: divided between the US coalition and becoming an Iranian proxy-state
Iraq needs a strong ally like the US to face a potential ISIS rebirth. However, the government is trying to balance its ties with both the US and Iran by allowing Iran to back Shia militias there.
