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Airline evacuated and no passengers injured
Iraqi cities need large-scale desalination plants to alleviate water woes, but projects have been slow to get moving
Glen Harris ship involved in counter-narcotics operations in the region since early 2022
Warning that corruption could reverse gains as government debates a record $152 billion budget
Iraqi government struck provisional deal with semi-autonomous Kurdish region on April 4
The MT Pablo reportedly had no oil on board when it caught fire on Monday
Countries including Sudan, Tunisia, Lebanon and Yemen extremely vulnerable to rising costs
Countries around the world continue efforts to rescue civilians with cargo planes, helicopters and ships
Air strikes and gunfire reported as three-day ceasefire begins
Nature thriving in murky depths despite lack of oxygenated water, researchers say
Speed and scale of violent escalation in Khartoum took many by surprise, leaving many foreigners trapped in the city
Jet made new approach at Luxembourg airport
Baghdad and the semi-autonomous Kurdish region of Iraq have disputed oil rights since 2007
Agreement is a win for Baghdad, which wanted to assert its right to manage Kurdistan region's oil sector
Iraq began importing gas from Iran in 2017
